Chief Justice John Roberts declines to read a question from Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) regarding the whistleblower whose complaint about President Trump's July 25 phone call with the…
Senator Liz Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat running for president, asks whether having Chief Justice Roberts preside over an impeachment trial without witnesses or witnesses threatens his…
Schiff on 'Stuff That You Can't Make Up'
Adam Schiff invokes Shakespeare in response to the President's lawyers
Lead House manger in the impeachment trial, Representative Adam Schiff, proposes limiting to one week depositions for additional witnesses to prevent the proceedings from dragging on while…
White House Counsel Pat Cipollone responds to a question from Senator John Thune (R-SD) regarding the partisan nature of the impeachment proceedings. "It's domestic election interference.…
Chaplain Barry Black prayer opening Senate Impeachment Hearing 01/30/20
Question on things of value quoting FEC Chair Ellen Weintraub
Senator Warren questions the legitimacy of a trial and presiding officer when there are no witnesses.
Hakeem Jefferies tries to justify the purchase of the Russian Dossier by Hillary Clinton used for election interference in 2016 election.
The law of foreign election interference
"There's not going to be as much support for Ukraine. This is something that is important, you've got to be helping with that ELECTION. And there's nothing wrong with encouraging the…
Rand Paul's question, and the first Republican question of the day declined by John Roberts.
Sekulow on Senate Letter to Ukraine
Rep. Schiff notes the Department of Justice providing the opposite defense of the White House Counsel regarding subpeona's in federal court -- literally -- across the street.
Hakeem Jeffries says its OK for Hillary to interfere in elections because she purchased the interference.
Really excellent; especially 1.5 mins from end (04:52:00)
"I'll say this, if you had more guys like me and Tim in here, rather than about 60 lawyers,we'd probably be done with the Q&A now. So, a lot of it has gotten repetitive." Senator Mike Braun…