his comments came as debate raged in the house of representatives democrats are stepping up their efforts to remove the president from office they accuse trump of having incited the capital riots and feel it would be dangerous for him to not be held to account all of us should do some soul searching about 5 dead americans a capitol police officer who's dead dozens of people wounded lots of our capital cops in the hospitals and a country on edge and in flames right wing which thinks that we're on the verge of a civil war. the assault on the capital has a road support for trump in the senate several republican lawmakers have said they're willing to back impeachment efforts. it is also led to a raft of companies from cutting their funding to republican politicians and their association with the president. according to the new york times deutsche bank is the latest company to stop doing business with trump he owes the bank $340000000.00 and it's a debt he'll have to repay by 2024. well i'm joined now by paid a rather dull day doubly reporter and member of the u.s. election team paid a good mo

his comments came as debate continued in the house of representatives democrats are stepping up their efforts to remove the president from office. democrats accuse trump of having incited the capital riots and say failing to hold him to account would be a dangerous precedent all of us should do some soul searching about 5 dead americans a capitol police officer who's did it dozens of people wounded lots of our capital cops in the hospitals and a country on edge and inflamed right wing which thinks that we are on the verge of a civil war. the assault on the capital has eroded support for trump in congress several republican lawmakers say they're willing to back impeachment efforts they now include 5 members of the house of representatives notably liz cheney the number 3 republican in the chamber she has released a statement saying the storming of the capitol was trump's doing and that he did nothing to stop the violence she said there has never been a greater be trailed by a president of the united states of his office and his oath to the constitution cheney's move lays bare a split am

house of representatives democrats and republicans voted to impeach donald trump he is the only president in u.s. history to be impeached twice lawmakers are holding trump responsible for last week's deadly siege of the u.s. capitol the article of impeachment against him reads the president threatened the integrity of the democratic system interfered with the peaceful transition of power and imperiled a co-equal branch of government now it was one year ago when trump was impeached for the 1st time accused then of abusing his power to influence the presidential election you may remember not a single republican voted to impeach him been not the case yesterday 10 republicans voted to impeach the president here are some voices from both sides of the aisle in the debate and we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection this armed rebellion against our common country he must go the left in america has incited far more political violence than the right for months our cities burned police stations burned the 117th congress must understand that we have a mandate to legi

house of representatives democrats and republicans voted to impeach donald trump he is the only president in u.s. history to be impeached twice lawmakers are holding trump responsible for last week's deadly siege of the u.s. capitol the article of impeachment against him reads the president threatened the integrity of the democratic system interfered with the peaceful transition of power and imperiled a co-equal branch of government now it was one year ago when trump was impeached for the 1st time accused then of abusing his power to influence the presidential election you may remember not a single republican voted to impeach him then not the case yesterday 10 republicans voted to impeach the president here are some voices from both sides of the aisle in the debate and we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection this armed rebellion against our common country he must go the left in america has incited far more political violence than the right for months our cities burned police stations burned the 117th congress must understand that we have a mandate to legi

house of representatives. embers of the house are debating an article of impeachment against president donald trump. democratsnd some republicans say that he incited last week's riot at the u.s. capitol that left five people dead. lawmakers are expected to vote on impeachment within the hour. don't forget, you can always get dw news on the go. just download dw news from the app store and google play. if you are part of a news story, you can also use the dw app to send us photos and videos to share what is happening. you are watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. we will have continuing coverage of the second impeachment vote against the u.s. president. we will be right back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ai■>ú■ogfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfv■■ >> welcome to "live from paris," world news analysis from france 24. republicans turn against president trump as the house passed a vote on his second impeachment. that vote happening as we speak. it is an unprecedented situatio

house of representatives democrats and republicans voted to impeach donald trump he is the only president in u.s. history to be impeached twice lawmakers are holding trump responsible for last week's deadly siege of the u.s. capitol the article of impeachment against him reads the president threaten the integrity of the democratic system interfered with the peaceful transition of power and imperiled a co-equal branch of government now it was one year ago when trump was impeached for the 1st time accused them of abusing his power to influence the presidential election you may remember not a single republican voted to impeach him then not the case yesterday 10 republicans voted to impeach the president here are some voices from both sides of the aisle in the debate and we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection this armed rebellion against our common country he must go the left in america has incited far more political violence than the right for months our cities burned police stations burned the 117th congress must understand that we have a mandate to legisl

house of representatives democrats and republicans voted to impeach donald trump he is the only president in u.s. history to be impeached twice lawmakers are holding trump responsible for last week's deadly siege of the u.s. capitol the article of impeachment against him reads the president threatened the integrity of the democratic system interfered with the peaceful transition of power and imperiled a co-equal branch of government now it was one year ago when trump was impeached for the 1st time accuse them of abusing his power to influence the presidential election you may remember not a single republican voted to impeach him then not the case yesterday 10 republicans voted to impeach the president here are some voices from both sides of the aisle and the debate and we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection this armed rebellion against our common country he must go the left in america has incited far more political violence than the right for months our cities burned police stations burned the 117th congress must understand that we have a mandate to legi

his comments came as debate continued in the house of representatives democrats are stepping up their efforts to remove the president from office. democrats accuse trump of having incited the capital riots and say failing to hold him to account would be a dangerous precedent all of us should do some soul searching about 5 dead americans a capitol police officer who's dead dozens of people wounded lots of our capital cops in the hospitals and a country on edge and inflamed right wing which thinks that we are on the verge of a civil war. the assault on the capital has eroded support for trump in congress several republican lawmakers say they're willing to back impeachment efforts they now include 5 members of the house of representatives notably liz cheney the number 3 republican in the chamber she's released a statement saying the storming of the capitol was trump's doing and that he did nothing to stop the violence she said there has never been a greater be trailed by a president of the united states of his office and his oath to the constitution cheney's move lays bare a split among

his comments came as debate continued in the house of representatives democrats are stepping up their efforts to remove the president from office democrats accuse trump of having incited the capitol riots and say failing to hold him to account would be a dangerous precedent all of us should do some soul searching about 5 dead americans a capitol police officer who's did it dozens of people wounded lots of our capitol cops in the hospitals and a country on edge and in flames right wing which thinks that we are on the verge of a civil war. the assault on the capital has eroded support for trump in congress several republican lawmakers say they're willing to back impeachment efforts they now include 5 members of the house of representatives notably liz cheney the number 3 republican in the chamber she's released a statement saying the storming of the capitol was trumps doing and that he did nothing to stop the violence she said there has never been a greater betrayal by a president of the united states of his office and his oath to the constitution cheney's move lays bare a split among r

in the us house of representatives, democratic leaders have put forward a resolution demanding that theet, deprive donald trump of his presidential powers. it could be voted on tomorrow. if that fails, democrats have warned that they'll move to impeach the president for a second time. mr trump has been accused of inciting his supporters to attack the us congress last week. let's talk to our north america editorjon sopel, who's at the white house. from what you gathered today, what is likely to happen here now?|j think is likely to happen here now?” think on wednesday the house is likely to vote on a single charge of incitement to insurrection, that that will get passed. there may be a delay before it goes to the senate because joe delay before it goes to the senate becausejoe biden will delay before it goes to the senate because joe biden will want delay before it goes to the senate becausejoe biden will want to get his feet under the table before any trial pictures up. there is a risk for democrats that at the moment donald trump is seen as the villain. i'm sure his supporters will try

his comments came as debate continued in the house of representatives democrats are stepping up their efforts to remove the president from office. democrats accuse trump of having incited the capital riots and say failing to hold him to account would be a dangerous precedent all of us should do some soul searching about 5 dead americans a capitol police officer who's did it dozens of people wounded lots of our capital cops in the hospitals and a country on edge and inflamed right wing which thinks that we are on the verge of a civil war. the assault on the capital has eroded support for trump in congress several republican lawmakers say they're willing to back impeachment efforts they now include 5 members of the house of representatives notably liz cheney the number 3 republican in the chamber she's released a statement saying the storming of the capitol was trump's doing and that he did nothing to stop the violence she said there has never been a greater be trailed by a president of the united states of his office and his oath to the constitution cheney's move lays bare a split amon

actually the democratic party now has control of both houses. >> if confirmed, this means joe biden, when he takes office, will control the democratic party and will control the house of representatives, which it already controls, and will control the senate. it was difficult for barack obama to pass any legislation he wanted to pass because it was always held up for the senate. this time it will be a little easier for joe biden. it will not be 100% easy, because it is 50/50 majority,

of aviation safety. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. democrats in the us house of representativesonday urging the impeachment of president donald trump, following this week's violent attack by his supporters on the us congress. let's speak now to our washington correspondent lebo diseko. how likely is it that mr trump will face impeachment again? well, reeta, it's almost certain that he will be impeached. the question is whether or not he will be convicted. the impeachment takes place in the house of representatives, and of because democrats hold a majority there. all it takes is a simple majority and it would make donald trump the first president to be impeached twice. conviction takes place in the senate, and it requires a two thirds majority and would need some republicans to come on board with that, and it's not at all certain that, and it's not at all certain that there is enough support for that. if democrats are successful in managing to push that through, though, it could mean a donald trump is barred from public office for the rest of his life. now, there is, of course, c

his comments came as debate raged in the house of representatives democrats are stepping up their efforts to remove the president from office they cues trump of having incited the capital riots and feel it would be dangerous for him to not be held to account. always you do some soul searching about 5 dead americans a capitol police officer who's dead dozens of people wounded lots of our capital cops in the hospitals and a country on edge and inflamed right wing which thinks that we're on the verge of the civil war yet the assault on the capital has eroded support for trump in the senate several republican lawmakers have said they're willing to back impeachment efforts. it is also led to a raft of companies from cutting their funding to republican politicians and their association with the president. according to the new york times deutsche bank is the latest company to stop doing business with trump he owes the bank $340000000.00 and it's a debt he'll have to repay by 2024. a spoke earlier with. journalist at politico about how the events of the past week may have affected president trump

house democrats are a resilient caucus. nancy pelosi is a resilient leader. brighter days are ahead in the nited states of america. this is a day of great renewal in the house of representatives. this is a day the house democrats will begin our work with the next president of the united states of america joe biden and his partner kamala harris so we can build back better for the people. this is a day when once again nancy delasandro pelosi will become the speaker of the united states house of representatives and proudly place her name into nomination and when it's all said and done, history will record that today was a good day. god bless nancy pelosi, god bless the congress, god bless the united states of america. >> the clerk now recognizes the jom from america. clerk, by asking all of our colleagues to remember in their family and prayers the of luke letlow, congressman-elect from tragically ho died last week. we also want to rememb >> we want to remember our friend and colleague jamie raskin and play for their people. reak when our colleagues and friends are suffering. i'm reminded of the words of the religious scholar who said, i expect to pass through this world but onc

of the u.s. capitol with donald trump's future in their hands democrats from the house of representatives set in motion a 2nd impeachment trial for the former president by delivering the single article of impeachment to the senate. article one incitement of insurrection damo by john trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states the democrats say donald trump's baseless claims as election fraud were an incitement to violence culminating in the speech he gave before congress was set to confirm the election results states of america we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen you don't see that. shortly after these remarks of violent mob reach the u.s. capitol building. right here riders took over the building for hours and forced lawmakers into hiding 5 people died during the assault. while several republicans had criticized trump after the riot on january 6th members of the g.o.p. are now softening their stance and are increasingly criticizing the impeachment proceedings were talking about for i think the trial stu

well looks like it's going to move forward in skin to move forward in the house of representatives because democrats particularly nancy pelosi and a wider group of lawmakers in washington definitely feel there needs to be some sort of answer to donald trump and some sort of punishment to donald trump directly for the rhetoric that he was talking about that led to those riots so many believe lead that he started essentially and fueled so the impeachment articles impeachment likely are going to go to the house on monday nancy pelosi is working over the weekend to kind of finalize the wording on it and then there could be a vote on impeachment in the house as early as the middle of next week probably all they need is a simple majority in the house it seems like they will have that easily so the chance that donald trump is impeach next week is very high quite frankly it would then go to the senate and the senate would essentially have to then vote to remove donald trump from office and that's where it gets a little bit more complicated because you're only talking about 11 more days of trump in office th

big turnout tomorrow in order to provide a check and a balance to the excesses of the democrats in the house of representatives. i thought it was well done and from the campaign's response internally they are very happy with it. >> about that argument, we know there were a number of democrats who came back angry after the fall election. there was that infamous phone call we heard about, in which newly reelected members were saying you've got to stop using the word socialism and defunding the police, we almost got killed down ballot because republicans over performed in the house and now the same closing argument being made by the president and gop senators that everything is in the balance. it is an effective closing arguments for turning on gop voters in georgia. >> i would agree with carl and everyone else the down ballot results november the third showed that it was and i think it is important to highlight that in the vote for reelecting nancy pelosi the squad got in line but it was moderate democrats, the only ones who voted present as opposed to those on the far left, people expected to be more likely to

democrat in the u.s. house of representatives she's joining us now from washington d.c. there's no underestimating the significance of this moment but it is going to be hard for democrats to rid themselves of the accusation that this is being done as revenge for 4 years of a trump presidency rather than a political ad mohnish went up an act of political probation if you like. hello illinois i don't know if you can hear me this is rob matheson in doha you able to hear thanking me for you know how you know i thank you very much indeed for joining us and grateful to you for being with us on our visit my question to you was as we've just seen nancy pelosi signed the articles of impeachment i was asking how hard it was going to be for democrats to be able to answer the accusations that this is born of revenge for 4 years of a trump administration rather than a political process. i really do believe that the whole nation and the world watched as there was a violent attempt to ensure up to our democratic process it was a target below and the most essential cost does that make se

wanted a big turnout time to provide a check and the balance to the excesses of the democrats and the house of representativesit was well-done. i know from the campaign's response internally they're happy tonight. >> shannon: so about that argument. we know, jessica, there were a number of democrats that came back very angry after the fall election. there was that infamous phone call that we've heard about in which newly and re-elected members, democrats said you have to stop using the word socialism, talk about defunding police and any language that we're using. we almost got killed because republicans so overperformed when it came to the us ho. now that same closing argument is being made by gop senator there's that everything hangs in the balance. karl seems to think it's an effective closing argument for really turning out gop voters in georgia. >> i would agree with karl and everyone else. down ballot results on november 3 show it was. i also think it's important to highlight the fact in the vote for re-electing nancy pelosi that the squad got in line but it was moderate democrats that voted present as o

of barring him from returning to office. castro al-jazeera washington. democrats in the house of representatives told those there she believes the impeachment is bipartisan. this act of accountability i believe will. create a cack act. truth or justice and it would allow for us to be unified again as a nation and mend our divisions you know this is a president who has not only been a threat to our democracy our government but it's he's been a president that has used rhetoric to divide our nation and once we are able to remove him we can start the process of healing. you know have to really make sure that the senators understand the gravity of what has taken place understand the gravity of the actions of accountability they must deliver. i understand the gravity of them fulfilling their oath of office as they protect our constitution and and defend our democracy and the public and i think once that is done we will have ample time to talk about what it means for us to deliver as stimulus package to fill the agenda on behalf of the american people and work with the incoming president this has been.

house of representatives. his is a day when house democrats will begin our work with the next president of the joe d states of america, biden, and his partner, kamala harris, so we can build back people.or the this is a day when once again d'alesandro pelosi will become speaker of the united states house of representatives. her name into nomination, and when it's all said and done, history will that today was a good day. god bless nancy pelosi. congress.the god bless the united states of america. the clerk of the house: the clerk now recognizes the gentlewoman from wyoming, ms. cheney. very much. thank you let me thank my colleague from new york, first of all, mr. jeffries. start, madam clerk, by asking all of our colleagues to remember in their family and prayers the of luke letlow, congressman-elect from tragically ho died last week. we also want to remember our colleague jamie raskin and pray for his family as they deal with the devastating loss of their son. engage in heated ekts changes -- heated exchanges in we should.as it's for us to always remember that we are all god's children. ur hearts break when

historic 2nd impeachment trial moves a step closer as the charges are sent from the house of representatives to the senate democrat impeachment managers will proceed with the articles of impeachment through the capital's national statues here statuary hall where rioters paraded during the assault earlier this month now normally a trial would start immediately but senate leaders have agreed to a 2 week delay allowing the biden administration to install a cabinet and start governing 17 republicans would need to vote with the democrats to find trump guilty a year ago in the 1st trial just one republican voted to convict trump over his dealings with ukraine well as he's already left office the stakes are different if trump is found guilty this time lawmakers could block him from ever running for office again with just a simple majority. castro is live for us at capitol hill so heidi crucially how likely is it looking that there would be 17 republicans likely to convict trump. well it is still a tall order here barbara and increasing with time there appear to be more republicans who are shying away from conviction name

of quarantine awaits. democrats from the u.s. house of representativeshave delivered an article of impeachment against all trying to the senate that triggers a trial for the former president for inciting the january 6 answer action at the capitol it's the 1st time in u.s. history that a president has faced an impeachment trial after leaving office. a solemn procession through the halls of the u.s. capitol with donald trump's future in their hands democrats from the house of representatives set in motion a 2nd impeachment trial for the former president by delivering the single article of impeachment to the senate. article one incitement of insurrection donald john trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states the democrats say donald trump's baseless claims as election fraud were an incitement to violence culminating in the speech he gave before congress was set to confirm the election results states of america we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen you don't see that.

alix: breaking news, the house of representatives has adjourned until 9:00 a.m. on tuesday. house democratsrging pence to trump's's removal -- removal. they will try to seek immediate passage of a plan. it looks like we will have to wait less than 24 hours to see any shakeout with that. taking arket, we are look at the currency market in particular. the cable was the worst performer as the pandemic rages in the u.k. chesterus is jordan ron -- jordan rochester from tomorrow. -- from nomura. frail/scary we can be in the u.s. why is the dollar higher on that? jordan: in terms of the impact on the market, it hasn't had an impact materially on the leadership and it comes to the leadership, infrastructure plans, and what the fed might do. whilst historic what happened last week, it has not been affected in the market. what we have seen is coming from joe biden talking about figure numbers of covid-19 stimulus. we expect to hear from him on thursday. we expect a $3 trillion infrastructure package, which is larger than the $2 trillion he was talking about during the campaign. whilst last week was h

of sufferers. donald trump's days in power are numbered, with joe biden about to be inaugurated, but many democrats want mr trump out sooner. a resolution has gone to the floor of the house of representativesg for mr trump's cabinet, led by the vice president, mike pence, to strip the president of his presidential powers. the house is expected to vote on tuesday. the democrats have also started the process of impeaching the president, for an unprecedented second time. our north america correspondent barbara plett usher has more on the impeachment process and the 25th amendment. mike, these are methods that the democrats are using to try to get donald trump out of office in these waning days of his presidency. they have said he is a threat and he has committed interaction, or he asked for insurrection, against the government and strong steps need to be taken, so the house speaker has said she would prefer this option of a 25th amendment of the constitution — this is where the vice president invokes it, and it allows the vice president and cabinet to remove a president if he is incapacitated. and there is a piece of legislation that the democrats have put forward calling on mr pence to do th

of the u.s. capitol meanwhile democrats in the house of representatives are set to launch impeachment proceedings against donald trump. and the prisoner just a few months ago now confirmed as president by a landslide full trace of remarkable turn of fortune for care just on its head of state. and an asian search teams have recovered the 1st bits of wreckage of a passenger plane that crashed into the java sea on saturday an air crash investigator has now said the jet likely shattered at extremely high speed when hitting the waters 62 people were on board the boeing 737500 authorities have also pinpoint the location of the flight recorders they hope the black box data will clarify why the plane came down just minutes after taking off from jakarta. journalist press now. has been closely following the latest developments and joins us now from jakarta present good to see you has the search operation produce any new evidence yet. right now do they 1st and. it's a go or are we still works in the digging the black box in my application for yesterday. yesterday you know that the navy ship detected a signa

of the u.s. capitol with donald trump's future in their hands democrats from the house of representatives set in motion a 2nd impeachment trial for the former president by delivering the single article of impeachment to the senate. article one incitement of insurrection damo by john trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states the democrats say donald trump's baseless claims of election fraud were an incitement to violence culminating in a speech he gave before congress was set to confirm the election results. we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen you don't see that. shortly after these remarks of violent mob reached the u.s. capitol building. right here riders took over the building for hours and forced lawmakers into hiding 5 people died during the assault. while several republicans had criticized trump after the riot on january 6th members of the g.o.p. are now softening their stance and are increasingly criticizing the impeachment proceedings were talking about the trial a stupid thing it's counterprodu

union has preferred time and the development of the vaccine and its production and wants to see the return. democrats from the u.s. house of representatives are preparing to formally launch donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial 9 democratic lawmakers will deliver the charge of incitement and then so gretchen to the senate later on monday the former president is being prosecuted in congress for allegedly inciting the right at the u.s. capitol on the 6th of january which left 5 people dead if convicted trump could be barred from ever holding office again ugandan opposition leader bobby wine says military troops are still surrounding his home this fight a judge's order that he should be freed the country's high court has ruled that winds house of breasts is unlawful and they wrecked his security forces to leave his residence one has been detained since uganda's presidential election on the 14th of january president your name was 70 was the clear the winner with around 58 percent of the vote but the opposition has accused the government of rigging the results those are the headlines stay with us witnesses coming up next we'll have more news in

impeachment managerfor lead impeachment manager for the lead impeachment managerfor the house of representatives democrate. thank you for staying with us. barbara, just your thoughts about that and indeed the detail with which jamie raskin went into the charge. jamie raskin went into the charae. . . jamie raskin went into the charae. , ., , jamie raskin went into the charae. , . , . ., charge. yes, that is the charge that we were — charge. yes, that is the charge that we were expecting. - charge. yes, that is the charge that we were expecting. it - charge. yes, that is the charge that we were expecting. it is i that we were expecting. it is one charge, insurrection or incitement i should say to violence against the government. but he does not just the events on capitol hill the charge sites. it does do so. it says that his comments in the contacts at the time serve to encourage and spur lawlessness amongst his followers. it also talks about mr trump's campaign to mrtrump's campaign to undermine the election results saying that they were fraudulent. which he did over many weeks. and it mentions a particul

now for an objection to be successful both the house of representatives and the senate have to vote in favour of that objection. the democratsouse of representatives at the moment so you can see how unlikely it is that any of these objections will get through. there are six key states that are likely to have objections put through. they are the battleground states including michigan, pennsylvania also georgia as well. which is going to be having a senate run off next week for them so very, very unlikely that this is going to be successful. but what it certainly means if you think two hours for every objection raised and that is just the discussion. that's not even the vote. it is going to draw out what is largely or generally kind of administrative or ceremonial event and make it quite dramatic and long. jennifer kerns is a republican strategist. she says the senators‘ strategy to challenge the election result is justified. i think members of congress and millions of americans are concerned about potential that there was election fraud in the 2020 presidential elections. we have an interesting clashing of powers coming this

house of representatives and of the senate do want to continue tonight. we have this tweet from james clyburn, the house majority whip for the democrats in the house of representativesng, "i have faced violent hatred before. i was not to turn to then, i will not be determined now." putting that into context —he now." putting that into context — he met his wife after being arrested at a civil rights march, and he was in prison. so i think that reallyjust goes to show how people here are seeing this. i've been talking to some of the people i was locked down with, people that work here, and we've been watching all this play out on the tv. and they were just telling me how painful this is for them, actually, because what they say is they are seeing the democratic process just be completely disrespected, and the democratic institutions of this country. i want to hear everything you're saying, it's super interesting and i want to get the atmosphere there. can you move your mic closer to your mouth? there's a lot of background noise and we aren't hearing you as well as i would like to. maybe you could pick up like to. maybe you could pick upa like to. maybe you could pick

of the u.s. capitol with donald trump's future in their hands democrats from the house of representatives set in motion a 2nd impeachment trial for the former president by delivering the single article of impeachment to the senate. article one incitement of insurrection damo by john trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states the democrats say donald trump's baseless claims as election fraud were an incitement to violence culminating in the speech he gave before congress was set to confirm the election results states of america we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen you don't see that. shortly after these remarks of violent mob reached the u.s. capitol building. right here. riders took over the building for hours and forced lawmakers into hiding high fees will died during the assault. well several republicans had criticized trump after the riot on january 6th members of the g.o.p. are now softening their stance and are increasingly criticizing the impeachment proceedings were talking about those i think the

encourage the assassination of the speaker of the house anymore or the assassination of anyone else in the house of representatives or anywhere else. democratic congressman of los angeles jimmy gomez has introduced a resolution to expel marjorie taylor greene from the house of representatives. here is what congressman gomez told chris hayes tonight. >> marjorie taylor greene, a conspiracy theorist and believes in all sorts of kra si things. the wort thing is she's incited crowds in the past to storm the capitol, to go after nancy pelosi. they were even chanting hang mike pence. and now she's still a member of congress. so, i believe she is a clear and present danger to the members of the house of representatives just simply for the fact she also is able to bring a gun to the house office buildings, and she's walked around the metal detectors going to the floor. there's a strong sense that something worse than january 6th could happen if she continues in office. >> today nancy pelosi said there is no difference between marjorie taylor greene and kevin mccarthy and the rest of the republican leadership in congress. >> what i'm concerned about i

motion that is about to be passed in the house of representatives nevertheless the representatives went ahead and voted and we do know that given the democratic majority in the house this motion will pass but given mike pence his refusal to take any action in terms of the 25th amendment something that he said in the letter to the speaker of the house nancy pelosi what we will now see is an immediate will virtually immediate move to an impeachment process the debate will begin 1st thing tomorrow morning last through the day the impeachment managers have been announced by the speaker of the house so there will be an impeachment process in the house of representatives regardless of what happens with this motion in the next few minutes of course has been impassioned speeches made at the podiums for and against this resolution and a very clear you might say divide certainly between democrats and republicans on what happened and who instigated it. very much many republicans are trying to absolve president trump of any responsibility for the events last wednesday speaking about the mobs acting as though they were acting independently of the words sp

split his own party, with the former republican leader of the house of representatives saying it was difficult to conceive of a more anti—democratictive act. well, it's tough to be shocked anymore by what the president does, but this was truly shocking. but 11 republican senators, led by ted cruz, are still planning to challenge the election result when it's officially certified on wednesday. we live in a world where tripoli really does not matter anymore evidently. at least here in the us, in american media, truth does not matter. it is all about propaganda from the liberal media. donald trump is holding an election rally on monday night in georgia where two republican—held senate seats are up for grabs in tuesday's election. polling suggests both races are tight, with the outcome deciding who controls the upper house of congress. but with donald trump questioning the voting process in georgia, will republicans still turn out to vote? paul hawkins, bbc news. so many questions. lawrence douglas is a professor at amherst college, massachusetts. lawrence recently wrote a book on the legal and constitutional consequences of a refusal

it's impeachment all the 25th amendment forcing donald trump out of office is unlikely the democratic controlled house of representatives could quickly approve articles of impeachment but then they'd have to send him to the senate and that's where trump would be put on trial a conviction and removal requires a 2 thirds majority in the senate and that's where it gets highly doubtful even if an attempt were made to impeach from after he leaves office 16 republican senators would be needed to vote in favor article 25 of the u.s. constitution allows for the removal of a president who is on able to perform the duties of office it would require the vice president a majority of cabinets and 2 thirds of congress to be invokes let's get some reaction now from the u.s. with our correspondent has the ca and she's on capitol hill so it looks like this may pass the house of representatives but it looks like it's heading into a dead end in the senate why are democrats still going at it. well a dead end up until january 19th because the senate's out of session and for them to take it up if the democrats as expected pass impeachment th

house of representatives members of the house are debating an article of impeachment against president donald trump democrats and some republicans say that he and signs of last week's riot at the u.s. capitol that left 5 people dead lawmakers are expected to vote on impeachment within the. hour don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download our app from little play or from the app store that would give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use that to send us photos and videos to share what's happening. you're watching the news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day we'll have continuing coverage of the 2nd impeachment vote against the u.s. president will be right back. and you hear me now yes yes we can hear you and how last year's german sounds that when we bring you an angle of madoff and you've never had to have a full surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves out of somebody who talks to people who follows her along t

this is absolutely crucial, control the house ofalready representatives, the lower house of congress. ifhe democraticdates when the seeds, that would make a 50-50 tie in the senate, which would give kamala harris the deciding vote in the senate. in that scenario, it will be tar easier f biden administration to get major legislation through congress. but to d that, to win two senate seats in georgia, it's a big ask. -- is a big ask. the republican candidates are both incumbents. david pardue on e left here nearly one straightawaygainst them democratic rival, jon ossoff, in november. if you'd got 50% of the vote, that would be the end of the matter. however, it went to the r of. david p. is actually quarantining, but we have heard from jon ossoff today. >> georgia voters have never had more power than you have today. that is the reason the whole world is watching us in georgia. that ithe reason everybody needs to get out to the polls and make their voices heard. >> the other republican incumbent is kelly loeffler. she had less votes than rafaela warnock in november -- raphael warnock in november. we he

house floor calling for the cabinet — led by the vice president, mike pence — to strip donald trump of his presidential powers. the house of representatives is expected to vote on the resolution on tuesday. the democrats started the process of impeaching the president for an unprecedented second time. brendan boyle is a democratic congressman from philadelphia who says he's confident the house will vote to impeach the president. i am a co—sponsor of that resolution and i'm hopeful that we will have some republican votes as well. if we are not going to impeach a president, even though he only has about a week and a half a left in his term of office, if we aren't going to impeach a president over incitement of insurrection, that i don't know what exactly would merit impeachment. for the latest on the impeachment process, i've been speaking to our north america correspondent barbara plett usher. the democrats in the house of representatives today introduced articles of impeachment, one crime noted, the incitement to insurrection. they also asked republicans to unanimously consent to a resolution calling on the vice president to take steps to remove mr trump. he would have to invoke the 25th amendment of

of indigenous people. democrats from the u.s. house of representatives have delivered an article of impeachment against donald trump to the senate that triggers a trial for the former president for inciting the january 6th at the capitol it's the 1st time in u.s. history that a president has faced an impeachment trial after leaving office. a solemn procession through the halls of the u.s. capitol with donald trump's future in their hands democrats from the house of representatives set in motion a 2nd impeachment trial for the former president by delivering the single article of impeachment to the senate. article one incitement of insurrection damo by john trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states the democrats say donald trump's baseless claims as election fraud it were an incitement to violence culminating in a speech he gave before congress was set to confirm the election results states of america we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen you don't see that. shortl

nothing would change in the house of representatives. democratseep control of the house. most ofld mean, like the gridlock we have been seen recently in washington on some of these issues, that really wouldn't change. it would be a roadblock for president-elect biden and his agenda. >> let's talk about the biden agenda. what about if the democrats win those seats? are talking a much different story, it would basically give them control of the white house, the senate, and the house. all of those issues joe biden wants to pursue would come with relative ease. you would have different leadership in the senate and a very different agenda than what you are seeing right now. >> democrats, if they win both seats, more control. republicans have made it a cornerstone talking about how they would defund the police and government controlled health care, if the democrats win the the green new deal. with a slim majority, are these things even possible? reporter: it really depends. some issues, it would not matter what the majority is, you would still have repu

of your own home. senior us democrats have suggested that the house of representatives could vote to impeach president as early as next tuesday. but they may delay the start of a subsequent senate trial. the democrats accuse mr trump of inciting his followers to launch a deadly assault on congress last wednesday. separately, the justice department said it had charged two more people in connection with wednesday's events. the outgoing president is to travel to texas on tuesday. i've been speaking to our north america correspondent peter bowes about the timetable for impeachment. events a re events are moving quickly and we are getting a clear outline of how things could unfold doing this week with articles of impeachment. we've also really just seen a letter that nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, has sent to her colleagues, outlining the options as well, and before they get to impeachment, the intention is to try to pass a resolution in the house that will urge the vice president mike pence and the cabinet to convene to invoke the 25th amendment of us constitution. this is something we've heard a

this, so the stage is now set tomorrow for the house of representatives to impeach president trump for a second time —— 25th amendment. but this time democrats four years here with president trump in office and will and even automatically. laura, you have a lot of experience there. i was looking back to what the president said in that notorious speech outside the white house last wednesday. we have to fight, he told supporters. they should mark on congress, otherwise in effect, their country would be gone. i wondered what you thought about what he has been saying today, his suggestion that everything he said in that speech was appropriate. how do you think that will play? might it persuade more appropriate senators that he is just irredeemable? senators that he is 'ust irredeemable?�* senators that he is 'ust irredeemable? ~ �* , ., irredeemable? well, it's not helinu irredeemable? well, it's not helping his _ irredeemable? well, it's not helping his position, - irredeemable? well, it's not helping his position, is - irredeemable? well, it's not helping his position, is it? i helping his position, is it? tonight we have had liz cheney, she i

of the u.s. capitol with donald trump's future in their hands democrats from the house of representatives set in motion a 2nd impeachment trial for the former president by delivering the single article of impeachment to the senate. article one incitement of insurrection damo been drawn trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the united states the democrats say donald trump's baseless claims as election fraud were an incitement to violence culminating in a speech he gave before congress was set to confirm the election results states we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen you don't see that. shortly after these remarks of violent mob reached the u.s. capitol building. right here riders took over the building for hours and forced lawmakers into hiding 5 people died during the assault. while several republicans had criticized trump after the riot on january 6th members of the g.o.p. are now softening their stance and are increasingly criticizing the impeachment proceedings were talking about regarding the trial stupid think