, _ supporters the president said quote, well kevin, i guess these people are more _ well kevin, i guess2nd. this uncontradicted statement that hasjust_ this uncontradicted statement that hasjust been stipulated as part of the evidentiary record, the president said well kevin i guess these _ president said well kevin i guess these people meaning the mobsters, these people meaning the mobsters, the insurrectionist are more upset about— the insurrectionist are more upset about the — the insurrectionist are more upset about the election then you are. that— about the election then you are. that conduct is obviously part and parcel— that conduct is obviously part and parcel of— that conduct is obviously part and parcel of the constitutional offence that he _ parcel of the constitutional offence that he was impeached for. namely incitement — that he was impeached for. namely incitement to insurrection. that is continuing — incitement to insurrection. that is continuing incitement to the insurrection. the conduct described not only— insurrection. the conduct described not only perpetuated his c

kinds of proceedings with this quote that suddenly appears of donald trump saying to kevin mccarthy during the invasion, wellupset about the election than you are? >> well, this is one of those things that does happen, lawrence, as you say because too many people know too many things, they have too many pieces of it and things just keep popping up which is why i don't believe in or deal in predictions. it's an open ended situation. so, here we have this. but i think we have to keep our eye on the ball here because people say well, it could have been worse. more people could have been killed. of course that would have been awful. what we have is the fundamental nightmare where the president in power says i'm not going to yield power. he knows he lost the election, but i'm not going to yield power. and furthermore i'm going to get a mob from the executive branch and send them up to attack the legislative branch. this is -- these are -- these are daggers to the heart of our constitutional system, and i find it extremely alarming. and some of these things can distract us i think. >> and we have reporting tonight

not send people right away, i didn't realize you were in danger, he says well, kevin. i quote. well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election been you are,". i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. the president just said he conveyed in that tweetth at 6:01 p.m. was essentiallyly saying yu got what you deserve. let me say that again. the only was the president fully aware of the vice president's situation, the situation we were all in, he was asked for help in less than 30 minutes after inciting the violence against his own vice president, resident trumpta refused that request for assistance. he told why. his singular focus stopping the certification of the election of his opponent. he incited the violence to stop the certification, he attacked the vice president and further inside the insurrection to pressure the vice president, software certification, he called senator tuberville to stop the certification and refused to send help to congress. this congress and the vice president of the united states were in mortal danger becaus

well, kevin, i is these people are more upset about the election than you are. i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are, the president just said he conveyed in that tweet at 6:0 one was essentially saying you got what you deserve. let me say that again, the president is fully aware of the vice president's situation and the situation we are all in, he was asked to send to the capital after inciting this violence against his own vice president, president trump refused that request for assistance and he told us why. his singular focus, stopping the certification of the election. he incited the violence to stop the certification, he attacked the vice president and further incited the in certification, he called senator tuberville to stop the certification, refused to send help to congress. this congress and the vice president of the united states were in mortal danger because he wanted to stop the certification and he did these things, attacking the vice president, calling senator tuberville, refusing mccarthy's request with full knowledge

good morning kevin well right now we're standing in front of the nation's parliament which became the apis center of the current political crisis in armenia and you know several dozens opponents of the incumbent prime minister in a cold pashtun stayed here overnight demanding his resignation. you know from what we're seeing here right now they're bracing for a prolonged standoff said enough tan's barricades loading up on supplies and even firewood i mean if you can see over here there's a lot of bottles of water right beside the temp and if we move a little bit over down the road there's more people that gathered around the bonfire and if you can see the smoke that that smoke comes from kind of a makeshift heating systems that people here set up in order to warm up during nights and i guess this is another sign that the latest round of the power struggle in armenia well could be here to stay now everything that you see here came after 8 turbulent chain of events in the country's capital yesterday the protest were sparked by remaining as top military command calling on the prime minist

good morning kevin well the situation on year of on the streets is relatively peaceful at the moment however still no resolution in sight for i mean is turmoil after the prime minister any called pasha not accused his top military of a coup attempt well you know if you doesn't opponents of the prime minister again camped overnight in front of the national parliament and with tents and barricades it's become the center of a street up rising against the country's leadership the opposition has vowed to bring even more people to the city center and announced a mass rally planned. afternoon and we're going to be across that right now let's have a listen to the statements from opposition figure has. been the. pressure from the public will rice and we will eventually make a posh union resign we have an unprecedented situation in our country a government that has lost cannot continue to be the government they need to have the courage to think like statesman enough like adventurers from the streets and to resign. at the time of the 28000 protests people were in a good state and now everyone i

expletive-filled phone call between the president and kevin mccarthy while the riot was raging, witnesses say mccarthy begged for help and the president said well these people are more upset about the election than you are. joining me is the senator, a democrat from hawaii. thank you so much for joining. you were one of the senators evacuated from the capitol when the rioters broke in. what is your reaction to hearing the president didn't act immediately when kevin mccarthy called and pleaded with him to stop the rioters? good evening, by the way. >> it may be shocking but not surprising because of all the evidence presented by the house managers and they certainly connected the dots that the president cultivated this mob by pushing the big lie for months that the election was stolen and he assembled the mob on january 6th and lit the match to send them forth to what they do, and it's shocking but not surprising because we all know the president only cares about himself. >> do you want to hear from witnesses now, particularly congresswoman jamie herrera butler? >> i think that this statement from her is very much in line with the kind of reacti

either kevin well it was 1st through an e-mail on twitter that we heard that amnesty international decided to revoke russian opposition activist alex a note on the status as a prisoner of conscience now we did earlier contact amnesty to confirm the move and they did get back to us let's take a listen to what they said. amnesty international is no longer able to consider the lexan of only a prisoner of conscience given the fact that he advocated violence and discrimination and he has not retracted such statements now this is only part of a longer statement actually win which it goes on to say that the volley committed no crime that he's in prison simply for criticizing vladimir putin's administration but the russian government says this isn't the case at all actually he was arrested for violating a probationary sentence leveled against him in 2014 and now we have stance are for it but it is interesting that amnesty international decided to label alex a no volley a prisoner of conscience back in january because he doesn't exactly have the cleanest track record when it comes to conscientious

was told that the insurgents inside the capitol were trump supporters the president said quote well kevin i guess these people are more upset about the election then you are. think about that for a 2nd this one contradicted statement that has just been stipulated as part of the evidence for a record the president said well kevin i guess these people meaning the mobsters the insurrectionists are more upset about the election than you are. that conduct is obvious we part and parcel of the constitutional offense that he was impeached for namely incitement to insurrection that is continuing incitement to the insurrection the conduct described not only perpetuated his continuing offense but also provides to us here today further decisive evidence of his intent to incite the insurrection in the 1st place where my opposing counsel says that you should ignore the president's actions after the insurrection began that is plainly wrong and it of course reflects the fact that they have no defense to his outrageous scandalous and unconstitutional conduct in the middle of a violent assault on the capit

by kevin well you know things are picking up steam at the moment in the year of on that's for sure of the major rally that was announced earlier has has just started as i'm looking at this stage and we're expecting the opposition leaders to come out and address the crowd that is craving one thing resignation of the prime minister and he called posh an out and you know people have been gathering here since early in the morning and several dozen protesters actually stayed overnight setting up tents and showing their determination to camp out like this until the prime minister steps down. to the newness of the shoe and you mean you know some of the moans haven't changed we call him the prime minister to step down we will make him quits but only through public press show through the constitution we're not seeking decision by force general stuff simply called compassion and to create it he decided to be branded an attempt at mill to recruit but there was the last straw was when he was let you go today we had to get read of a traitor who will fight to the end this enemy must leave our count

good morning kevin well as you mentioned right now we're standing in front of the nation so parliament which became the epicenter of the current political crisis in armenia and let me just quickly show you around so the the parliament is ride behind this fence and here you can see police officers this is the front row of police officers and they do not have firearms only but tons but the security personnel behind the fence they do have automatic firearms and right here you can see protesters mainly peaceful they just standing here you know having conversation about the current political situation in the country. so i guess for what we see in is i get this faith it's it is safe to say that people are here to stay because they are setting up tents terry said in a barricades they loading up on supplies they're loading up on water loading up on you know different stuff to you. should help them stay here. or i'm. and you know everything i guess this is another sign that the another round of the power struggle in armenia could be here to stay for a long time and you know we spoke with severa

he says, well, kevin, and i quote, i quote, "well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are." "i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are." the president just as he conveyed in that tweet at 6:01 was essentially saying, you got what you deserve. >> leading off our discussion tonight is house impeachment manager and democratic congressman david cicilline of rhode island. congressman cicilline, thank you for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it especially after that week of work you had last week. i want to begin with mitch mcconnell's statement on the senate floor, and i stayed glued to the senate floor after you left. i expected some speeches. chuck schumer gave what may be the best speech i ever heard him deliver. he's delivered plenty of good ones about your work. and then to my shock and amazement, mitch mcconnell stood up and by the time he was three or four sentences into it, i was absolutely stunned at what i was hearing. and i began to wonder where are the managers right now? are they all gathered together? are the

according to this new reporting tonight president trump responded by telling kevin mccarthy, quote, wellvin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. if that in fact happened, if the president was not only rebuffing calls for help at that time but he was being told about the character of the attack, the violent nature of the attack and he responded that the guy calling him for help obviously didn't care enough but those rioters sure did, that would be an important fact to know when it comes to considering this article of impeachment, right? i mean we know the attack on the capitol happened. we know what the gravity of it was and the consequences of it. did he want it to happen? not only did he know in advance it was likely to happen, and then he set things in motion so it would happen, but once it was under way was he happy about it? maybe the reason he didn't try to stop it is because he didn't want to stop it. the house managers, the prosecution side, they've established that president trump did not in fact play any role in calling out the national guard or

the middle of the insurrection, when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president tq beg for help, president trump responded, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election and you are. needless to say, this is an additional critical piece of cooperating evidence for me confirming the evidence before you as well as willful duty and possession of duty as commander in chief of the united states. his further incitement of the insurrection january 6. for that reason, because this is the proper time to do so under the resolution of the senate adopted, the rules for the trial, we'd like the opportunity to subpoena congresswoman herrera regarding her communications with house minority leader kevin mccarthy and subpoena her contemporary notes that she made regarding what president trump told kevin mccarthy in the middle of the insurrection be prepared to proceed by assume of an hour or less. congresswoman herrera butler is available and then proceed to the next phase of the trial including the introduction of that testimony shortly thereafter. congresswoman butler further stated she helps other witne

we know that trump says to kevin mccarthy, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. and then he did nothing to stop it. do you think, congressman, this will have any impact on your republican colleagues? >> hi, erin. thanks for having me on. i've given up trying to predict what will and won't have an impact on the gop in the senate and the house. i have thought many, many times over the course of the last couple years that, you know, something would be the last straw, that, you know, whatever it happens to be. and i thought that this would be the last straw on january 6th, and unfortunately i've been let down so many times. so i don't think this is going to change the votes of some of these folks, which is very unfortunate. there's a contrast in duty and in courage here. you know, today the senate unanimously voted to give officer goodman a congressional medal of honor. >> yeah. >> which is exactly what should have happened. it's a well deserved recognition. but some of those senators tomorrow will vote to walk away and not hold the person acco

kevin: well, i believe the initial telephone communication between president biden and xi jinping isry first step, and that would confirm, from china's perspectives, that president biden attempts to sustain a strategy of strategic competition with china. theprobably not welcome that message. but now that that's established, i believe the second step would be for both countries to determine, what are the parameters in which the relationship will now be conducted? that's what i discuss in this article. and that means a doctrine of what i also described as managed strategic competition as opposed to unmanaged strategic roller coaster ride we had in the last 12 months of the trumpet ministration. -- trump administration. annmarie: this critiques about the trump administration of being too hostile. but there were also critiques of president barack obama's relationship with china. they thought he was way too eager to advance climate change initiatives. how does biden strike a different tone? could this be potentially a multilateral approach to china? kevin: in the case of the trump adminis

well, kevin, and i quote, quote, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election are, end quote. i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. the president just said he conveyed in the tweet at 6:01 was essentially saying you got what you deserve. let me say that again. not only was the president fully aware of the vice president's situation and the situation that we were all in when he was asked for help, when asked in senate capitol after inciting violence against his own vice president. president trump refused that request for assistance. he told us why. his singular focus, stopping the certification of the election of his opponent. he incited the violence to stop the certification, he attacked the vice president and further incited the insurrection to pressure the vice president to stop the certification. he called senator tuberville to stop the certification and he refused to send help to congress and this congress and the vice president of the united states were in mortal danger because he wanted to stop the certification. and he did

k kevin mccarthy begged for him to call out of mob. he said, well, kevin, i guess the people are more concerned about the election than you are. he cared more about his lie. mccarthy telling the president rioters were breaking in through the window and demanded who the f do you think you're talking to? that as tuberville pushes back against claims that at no point was trump aware that his vice president was in danger. listen to this. >> at no point was the president informed the vice president was in any danger. >> here's what tuberville is telling cnn. he is saying he stands by his account he told trump personally in a phone call that mike pence had just been rushed away from rioters by the secret service. a source close to pence says trump's attorney was not telling the truth that he then know that mike pence wasn't in danger. how can the nay sayers support him? can having power really be worth valuing a man who launched a mob of domestic terrorists on you? and trump's attorney won't even say when did he learn about the riot. >> when did president

kevin mccarthy. there are people that could come and talk under oath, not just the president. why not do that? >> well, that will be a question that the house managers have to decide as to whether or not they think they need that. we do have this testimony, the statements from kevin mccarthy. it's true he's not in person before the senate, but we also have the statements of tuberville, and then we have everything that happened in plain view that's on video. as you said, all of this was handed over to the president's lawyers, and in fact, they could see it on their own tv, much of it. i don't know, chris, about what the house managers are going to want to do. think they've established a slam-dunk case that the president incited violence for the purpose of overturning the election. if they make a decision to call witnesses, obviously we would welcome that. but it's their call at this point. >> let me play for you -- i want to play what the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, had to say about officer goodman before he was awarded -- before this bill passed by unanimous consent which you had proposed.

middle of the insurrection when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help, president trump responded, and i quote, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. >> the news of the phone call coming to light last night is the source of the new decision. democratic impeachment managers arguing they need to hear from congresswoman jaime herrera beutler, the exact details of the phone call between former president trump and house republican kevin mccarthy of bakersfield. now widely reported that mccarthy from inside the u.s. capitol during the siege shouted at former president trump to calm his supporters clearly to no avail. so people want to hear about the phone call. the defense team responding saying house impeachment managers had several days to complete the final case. >> after what happened here in this chamber yesterday, the house managers realize they did not investigate this case before bringing the impeachment. they did not give the proper consideration and work, didn't put the work in that was necessary to impeach the former president. >> just before senators

middle of the insurrection when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help president trump responded m and i quote well kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election then you are. needless to say, this is an additional critical piece of corroborating evidence further confirming the charges before you as well as the presidents willful dereliction of duty and desertion of duty as commander-in-chief of the united states, his state of mind and is further incitement of the insurrection on january 6. for that reason because this is the proper time to do so under the resolution the senate adopted to accept the rules for theen trial we would like the opportunity to subpoena congresswoman herrera-beutler regarding her committee patients with house leader kevin mccarthy and subpoena her contemporaneous notes that she made regarding what president trump told kevin mccarthy in the middle of the insurrection. we are prepared to proceed by zoom deposition of one hour or less just as soon as congresswoman herrera-beutler is available and then proceed to the next phase of the trial including the introd

middle of the insurrection when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help president trump responded and i quote well kevin i guess these people are more upset about the election then you are we would like the opportunity to subpoena congresswoman herrera regarding her communications with house minority leader kevin mccarthy if they want to have witnesses i'm going to need at least over 100 positions the only thing that i ask you if you vote for witnesses do not handcuff me by limiting the number of witnesses that i can have i need to do a thorough investigation that they did not do i need to do the 911 style investigation that nancy pelosi called for. we have 2 correspondents on this story in a moment or go to and they gallacher in west palm beach in florida close to donald trump's residence but 1st let's check in once again with allan fishies on capitol hill so allan way do we stand right now. we're on a quorum call which is essentially just a technical measure that you can put in place in the senate to give yourself a bit of time to think about things so we know that both sides are actually sittin

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he says well, kevin and i quote, i quote, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about therump refused that request for assistance. he told us why. his singularfocus assistance. he told us why. his singular focus stopping the certification of the election of his opponent. he incited the violence to stop the certification, he attacked the vice president and further inside of the insurrection to pressure the vice president to stop the certification and he called them all to stop the certification and he refused to send help to congress in this congress and the vice president of the united states were in mortal danger because he wanted to stop the certification.

was told that the insurgents inside the capitol were trump supporters the president said quote well kevin i guess these people are more upset about the election then you are. for the latest from washington we're joined by the w.'s washington bureau chief in us paul hello to you in a so it was a rather chaotic day at the senate will we see lawmakers voting on donald trump's 2nd impeachment by the end of the day. it indeed really happens that the moves in the u.s. senate are so unpredictable well after potential witnesses were expected to be called now they have a deal to move forward to conclude the trial also the concluding clue concluding arguments then this would will take place but it's still a very unlikely that there will be 17 republicans who will vote along with the democrats to convict donald trump especially after we learned earlier today that republican leader mitch mcconnell will vote to acquit now enos do you know what exactly was going on behind the scenes and how is this ultimately resolved. well you know after the sending the senate into a panic the democrats came back with

middle of the insurrection, when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help, president trump responded and i quote, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. needless to say, this is an additional critical piece of corroborating evidence further confirming the charges before you, as well as the president's willful dereliction of duty as commander in chief of the united states, his state of mind and his further incitement of the insurrection. because this is the proper time to do so under the resolution the senate adopted, we would like the opportunity to subpoena congresswoman jaime herrera beutler and to subpoena her notes she made regarding what president trump told kevin mccarthy in the middle of the insurrection. we will be prepared to proceed by zoom deposition of an hour or less just as soon as congresswoman jaime herrera beutler is available and proceed to the next phase of trial including the introduction of that testimony. the congresswoman also stated she hopes other witnesses, other patriots as she put it, would come forward. if that happens we would ap

garrett, what exactly do we know about the call between president trump and kevin mccarthy? >> wellt do more to stop the attack on congress. the president throwing things back at mccarthy, suggesting that mccarthy wasn't as angry as he should be about election results, sort of defiant in tone. the reality is this is fascinating call, speaks to one of the most troubling aspects of the attack, one of the things they're most disturbed by, the president's lack of action to protect them or his own vice president during the attack, but i'm not convinced it is the kind of thing that will throw a wrench in the trial in terms of forcing the call for witnesses. managers tried to make a tight, succinct case, and simply stopping the trial to depose witnesses, make no mistake, kevin mccarthy would be a hostile witness if called by managers. i still think it is unlikely at this point, but we're going to see how the day plays out. trials have been tough to predict in the past, i don't see this being different now. >> what happens if the house managers decide to call witnesses? what's the timing? d

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and the president's response to kevin to me was chilling. he said, wellvin, i guess they are more upset about the election theft than you are. >> siding with the terrorists while they were attacking the capitol. you also wanted to subpoena her notes of that call. ultimately democrats did neither of those things and accepted the public statement she made. why did you back down? >> i think we didn't back down, i think what we did was we got what we wanted which was her statement, which was what she said, and had it put into the record and being able to say it on the record out loud to others would hear. witnesses in a senate hearing do not come and stand before the senators and make any statements, it's a deposition, it's videotaped and that is brought before the senate. so i know that people are feeling a lot of angst and believe that maybe if we had this the senators would have done what we wanted, but, listen, we didn't need more witnesses, we needed more senators with spines. >> why do you think you didn't need more witnesses? i mean, i think there are

middle of the insurrection when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help president trump responded and i quote well kevin i guess these people are more upset about the election then you are. needless to say this is. an additional critical piece of corroborating evidence further confirming the charges before you as well as the president's willful death a dereliction of duty and desertion of duty as commander in chief of the united states his state of mind and his further incitement of the insurrection on january 6th for that reason and because this is the proper time to do so under the resolution that the senate adopted to set the rules for the trial we would like the opportunity to subpoena congresswoman herrera regarding her communications with house minority leader kevin mccarthy and to subpoena her contemporaneous notes that she made regarding what president trump told kevin mccarthy in the middle of the insurrection we would be prepared to proceed by xoom deposition of an hour or less just as soon as congresswoman herrera butler is available and to then proceed to the next phase of the trial in

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the middle of the insurrection when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help my president trump responded "wellin, i guess these people are more upset about the election then you are." needless to say, this is an additional critical piece of corroborating evidence. for that reason and because this is in the proper time to do so under the resolution the senate adopted to set the rules for the trial, we would like the opportunity to subpoena congress woman herrera. amy: the request by the house impeachment manager to introduce new witnesses prompted this tense debate between the lead house impeachment manager jamie raskin and top defense attorney michael vanderveen. >> the only thing i ask him if you vote for witnesses, do not handcuff me by limiting the number of witnesses that i can have. there's only one person the president's council really needs to interview, and that is their own client. bring him forward as we suggested last week because a lot of this matters in his head. why did he not act to defend the country after he learned of the attack? why was he continuing to press the political c

the president say response not send people right away i didn't realize you were in danger he says well kevin and i quote a quote unquote well kevin i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are and quote. i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are the president just said he conveyed in that treat at 601 was essentially saying you got what you deserve let me say that again not only was the president fully aware of the vice president's situation and the situation that we were all in when he was asked for help when he's asked if any capital less than 30 minutes after inciting this violence against his own vice president president trump refused requests for assistance and he told us why his singular focus stopping the certification of the election of his opponent. he incited the violence to stop the sort of occasion he attacked the vice president and further incited the insurrection to pressure the vice president to stop the certification he called center tolerable to stop this sort of occasion and he refused to send help to congress and this congre

kevin mccarthy begging mr. trump to call off the mob. the former president reportedly responding -- >> well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. >> reporter: that part of a statement house managers read aloud from republican congresswoman jamie herrera-beutler who says she was briefed on the call. the former president's defense dismissing the impeachment as political. >> if you don't impeachment him he might be elected again. >> reporter: house leaders pleading to disregard politics. >> the country in the world know who donald trump is. this trial is about who we are. >> reporter: the senate today writing the last chapter in the presidency of donald trump. >> in a written statement just after the vote, former president trump said the make america great again movement has only just begun, teasing that he'll have more to share in the months ahead. terry, back to you. >> alice, thanks very much. house speaker nancy pelosi reacting to today's vote by really going after senate republicans. >> but what we saw in that senate today was a cowardly group of rep

. >> the president says well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset of the election than you are. >> nancy pelosi reacting to today's vote by criticizing senate republican especially mitch mcconnell. >> to say all the things he said, oh my gosh about donald trump and how horrible he was and is and then to say -- but, the house chose to bring it over. no, we did not choose. you chose not to receive it. >> pelosi is referring to mcconnell's refusal to hold the impeachment trial while mr. trump was in office. democrats requested he holds an emergency trial a week after the attack. forcing to accept the article of impeachment after the inauguration. >>> positive news from governor newsom. the state has reached 6 million vaccinations. the goal is to do over a million each and every week and as supplies come in, build a system out to provide 4 million doses to be administered each and every week and well over our way to do it. >> the governor state's positivity rate has dropped significantly. little more than 4%. >>> oakland's coliseum continues to transform into a massive vaccination

well, kevin mccarthy push back on that and said no, mr president. hese are in fact, your supporters and president trump at the time, responded. well i guess kevin, they're more mad about the election than you are. and she put out that statement. and she said, if you are a former staff member in thewhite house, and you know something about president trump's behavior that day, now is the time to speak out. so once, she said that the impeachment managers really wanted to hear from her. yeah and of course, both sides came to an agreement and that didn't happen are let's move to what happened after the trial. bay area democrat nancy pelosi, blasting republicans, calling them quote cowardly after the vote, and she also went after mitch mcconnell to what she say. well mitch mcconnell gave a very impassioned speech on the senate floor after the impeachment vote, in which he said there's no question none that president trump is practically and moral morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. ah mob was assaulting the capital in his name, so anot

middle of the insurrection when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help president from perspire ended and i quote well kevin i guess these people who are more upset about the election than you are needless to say this is. an additional critical piece of corroborating evidence further confirming the charges before you as well as the president's willful dekel or dereliction of duty and desertion of duty as commander in chief united states his state of mind and his further incitement of the insurrection on january for the latest from washington we're joined by washington bureau chief in us paul hello to you in a so it was a rather chaotic day at the senate will we see lawmakers voting on donald trump's 2nd impeachment by the end of the day it is indeed really happens that the moves in the u.s. senate are so unpredictable well after potential witnesses were expected to be called now they have a deal to move forward to conclude the trial also the concluding clue concluding arguments then this would will take place but it's still a very unlikely that there will be 17 republicans who've will vote along with

middle of the insurrection, when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help, president trump responded, and i quote, "wellkevin, i guess these people are morupset about the election than you are." >> sreenivasan: the request set off a furious response from mr. trump's attorneys. >> i'm going to need at least over 100 depositions, not just one. the real issue is incitement. they put into their case over 100 witnesses-- people-- who have been charged with crimes by the federal government. and each one of those, they said that mr. trump was a co-conspirator with. co-conspirator with. that's not true! but i have the right to defend that. >> the motion is agreed to by a vote of 55 to 45. >> sreenivasan: then, voting 55 to 45-- five republicans joined all 50 democrats-- the senate approved calling witnesses, throwing the proceedings into a confusing delay and then an hours-long recess. on return, there was a deal. there would be no witnesses. the president's lawyers agreed to allow representative herrara beutler's statement into the record. the house managers agreed not to call witnesses. and shortly before 1:0

middle of the insurrection, when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help, president trump responded, and i quote, "wellhe election than you are." the prosecution and trump's legal team weighed whether to subpoena witnesses like miss herrera beutler. but in the end, the two sides reached an agreement. her statement would be admitted to the record and the closing arguments were made. senators, we proved he betrayed his country. we proved he betrayed his constitution. his oath of office. the startling thing to recognizse now is that he is even betraying the mob. he told them he would march with them, and he didn't. they believed the president was right there with them somewhere in the crowd, fighting the fantasy conspiracy to steal the election and steal their country away from them. they thought they were one big team working together. he told them their greatjourney together was just beginning. and now there are hundreds of criminal prosecutions getting going. this has been perhaps the most unfair and flagrantly unconstitutional proceeding in the history of the united states senate. for the first time i

middle of the insurrection, when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help, president trump responded, and i quote, "well the election than you are." the prosecution and trump's legal team weighed whether to subpoena witnesses like miss herrera beutler. but in the end, the two sides reached an agreement. her statement would be admitted to the record and the closing arguments were made. senators, we proved he betrayed his country. we proved he betrayed his constitution. we proved he betrayed his oath of office. the startling thing to recognizse now is that he is even betraying the mob. he told them he would march with them, and he didn't. they believed the president was right there with them somewhere in the crowd, fighting the fantasy conspiracy to steal the election and steal their country away from them. they thought they were one big team working together. he told them their great journey together was just beginning. and now there are hundreds of criminal prosecutions getting going. this has been perhaps the most unfair and flagrantly unconstitutional proceeding in the history of the united states sen

middle of the insurrection, when house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the president to beg for help, president trump responded, and i quote, "wellt about the election than you are." the prosecution and trump's legal team weighed whether to subpoena witnesses like miss herrera beutler. but in the end, the two sides reached an agreement. her statement would be admitted to the record and the closing arguments were made. senators, we proved he betrayed his country. we proved he betrayed his constitution. his oath of office. the startling thing to recognizse now is that he is even betraying the mob. he told them he would march with them, and he didn't. they believed the president was right there with them somewhere in the crowd, fighting the fantasy conspiracy to steal the election and steal their country away from them. they thought they were one big team working together. he told them their great journey together wasjust beginning. and now there are hundreds of criminal prosecutions getting going. this has been perhaps the most unfair and flagrantly unconstitutional proceeding in the history of the united states senate. for the fir

well, kevin i guess these people are more upset about the election then you are.ould have to give her witness testimony to the trial and they've agreed that they would admitted into evidence. it did threaten to extend proceeding despite many hours days or possibly weeks. it certainly did. we seem to be back on track now. a little updated throughout. it was apparently it might lead the senator from utah who made the objection thatis from utah who made the objection that is now causing a further holed up that is now causing a further holed up in the proceedings. mike lee again, a very vocal, very staunch trump loyalist. we are seeing this slight delay going on at the moment. yes, all bets were off for a long, long while. we were sitting here wondering whether or not we're going to be for another week or whether the proceedings would resume. they did as you say strike a deal though. we now know that there are no further witnesses to be called. let's bring in an assistant research scholar at columbia university and presidential historian. the obvious question is, how