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Trump's Second Impeachment Trial: What Does The Constitution Say?
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February 9, 2021
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6:27Now PlayingThe same Senate chamber that was overrun by insurrectionists will be, starting on Tuesday, the somber court for Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, as senators weigh making him the first president disqualified from future office. A year ago, following a trial largely drama-free because its end result was never much in doubt, the Senate acquitted Trump of two articles of impeachment. Much is different this time. Trump is an ex-president, the first to face impeachment proceedings after leaving office; the person wielding the gavel will be different; big-name defense attorneys aren’t lining up to defend Trump; and Republicans may be less united in their support of him.
Guest: Columbia Professor of Federal Jurisprudence Philip Bobbitt joined Quicktake's Tim Stenovec to discuss.
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