“Who asked that?” said van der Veen. “My judgment is irrelevant in this process.”
You can hear Sanders answering, “Yes”.
Trump’s lawyers said on Friday that Democrats did not provide evidence that the former president incited the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol last month and used his second impeachment trial to settle political accounts.
Trump is on trial in the U.S. Senate on charges of inciting the January 6 uprising by his supporters who raided Congressional headquarters in Washington to prevent lawmakers from certifying Democratic President Joe Biden’s election victory, resulting in the deaths of five people , including a police officer.
Video transcription
– House prosecutors repeatedly stated that President Trump was perpetrating a big lie when he repeatedly claimed that the election was stolen from him and that he actually won the election with an overwhelming victory. Are prosecutors right when they say Trump was telling a big lie, or in his trial, did Trump really win the election?
– The ex-president’s lawyer has two and a half minutes.
– My judgment? Who asked that?
– I made.
– My judgment is irrelevant in this process. It sure is. What should happen here is that the impeachment article should be –
– The Senate will be in order. Senators according to the rules cannot dispute the content of the response. The council will continue.