February 11, 2021
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0:48Now PlayingOne of Donald Trump’s lawyers is calling the presentation by House impeachment managers “offensive.”
David Schoen told reporters on Thursday that Democrats were “making a movie” and had yet to tie the Jan. 6 siege at the U.S. Capitol to the former president. He contended that the use of chilling video of the riot shown repeatedly by House Democrats during Wednesday’s arguments was impeding efforts to bring unity.
Democratic House impeachment prosecutors have used their time to air searing video footage of the attack on the Capitol building and to build their case that Trump was responsible for the rioters’ conduct that day. Trump's legal team is expected to present opening arguments on Friday.
Schoen responded to questions from CNN's Manu Raju who asked him questions on behalf of a Congressional media pool. Schoen was returning to the Capitol after doing a live news hit with Fox News in the Russell Senate office building.
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