Ornstein: McConnell's Admission ‘Violation Of Oath He Will Take As A Juror’ | The Last Word | MSNBC
December 14, 2019
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as posted by the channelMitch McConnell has announced he’s coordinating with the White House for Trump's Senate impeachment trial. Norm Ornstein tells Ari Melber that "to basically admit before you start the trial that it's rigged is just quite astonishing" and says he doubts many Republicans will be happy about that. Joyce Vance adds that McConnell's comments mean that the Senate trial is a "rigged jury" and Trump can never truly be exonerated. Aired on 12/13/19.
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