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There is a complete lack of evidence on the article of impeachment against Donald Trump, his lawyers told the United States Senate on Friday. They asserted that he was a law-and-order president and his speech did not cause the January 6 riots at the Capitol. Team Trump argued that Democrats' real goal was taking "vengeance" and "canceling" the right-wing populist's movement. They termed the impeachment an "unjust and blatantly unconstitutional act of political vengeance". Senators, who act as jurors in impeachment trials, were next due to question the two sides, with a verdict expected to come by the weekend at the latest.

Team Donald Trump dubs impeachment 'unjust', demands his acquittal

Calling impeachment "unconstitutional", Team Trump argued that Democrats' real goal was taking "vengeance" and "canceling" the right-wing populist's movement

Team Trump dubs impeachment 'unjust', demands his acquittal

There is a complete lack of evidence on the article of impeachment against Donald Trump, his lawyers told the United States Senate on Friday. They asserted that he was a law-and-order president and his speech did not cause the January 6 riots at the Capitol. Team Trump argued that Democrats' real goal was taking "vengeance" and "canceling" the right-wing populist's movement. They termed the impeachment an "unjust and blatantly unconstitutional act of political vengeance".

There is a complete lack of evidence on the article of impeachment against Donald Trump, his lawyers told the United States Senate on Friday. They asserted that he was a law-and-order president and his speech did not cause the January 6 riots at the Capitol. Team Trump argued that Democrats' real goal was taking "vengeance" and "canceling" the right-wing populist's movement. They termed the impeachment an "unjust and blatantly unconstitutional act of political vengeance". Senators, who act as jurors in impeachment trials, were next due to question the two sides, with a verdict expected to come by the weekend at the latest.

The US Senate has concluded that the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump is constitutional, and has voted to allow full proceedings to begin.
Trump's defence team had argued that he cannot face trial after leaving the White House.
But a 56-44 majority voted in favour of continuing, with even a handful of Republicans backing the trial.
Trump is accused of "inciting insurrection" when Congress was stormed last month.
Democrats prosecuting the case opened Tuesday's proceedings by showing a video montage of Mr Trump's 6 January speech and the deadly rioting by some of his supporters.

Trump impeachment: Senate says trial is constitutional, votes to go ahead

The US Senate has concluded that the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump is constitutional, and has voted to allow full proceedings to begin.

The US Senate has concluded that the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump is constitutional, and has voted to allow full proceedings to begin.&nbsp;Trump's defence team had argued that he cannot face trial after leaving the White House.&nbsp;But a 56-44 majority voted in favour of continuing, with even a handful of Republicans backing the trial.&nbsp;Trump is accused of "inciting insurrection" when Congress was stormed last month.

The US Senate has concluded that the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump is constitutional, and has voted to allow full proceedings to begin.
Trump's defence team had argued that he cannot face trial after leaving the White House.
But a 56-44 majority voted in favour of continuing, with even a handful of Republicans backing the trial.
Trump is accused of "inciting insurrection" when Congress was stormed last month.
Democrats prosecuting the case opened Tuesday's proceedings by showing a video montage of Mr Trump's 6 January speech and the deadly rioting by some of his supporters.

Lawyers for Donald Trump on Monday blasted the impeachment case against him as an act of &ldquo;political theater&rdquo; by Democrats. Trumps' second impeachment trial in the Senate is set to open on Tuesday.
In a brief filed on the eve of trial, Trump's lawyers for the former president attacked the case on multiple grounds. They suggest that Trump was simply exercising his First Amendment rights when he disputed the election results and argue that he explicitly encouraged his supporters to have a peaceful protest and therefore cannot be responsible for the actions of the rioters.
The lawyers insisted that Trump's supporters stormed the Capitol of their own accord and not at the ex-president's incitement.
The lawyers have also argued that the Senate is not entitled to try Trump now that he has left office and is now a private citizen.

Trump's impeachment trial set to begin, his lawyers call it political theatre

Lawyers for Donald Trump on Monday blasted the impeachment case against him as an act of &ldquo;political theater&rdquo; by Democrats

Lawyers for Donald Trump on Monday blasted the impeachment case against him as an act of &ldquo;political theater&rdquo; by Democrats. Trumps' second impeachment trial in the Senate is set to open on Tuesday.&nbsp;The lawyers insisted that Trump's supporters stormed the Capitol of their own accord and not at the ex-president's incitement.&nbsp;The lawyers have also argued that the Senate is not entitled to try Trump now that he has left office and is now a private citizen.

Lawyers for Donald Trump on Monday blasted the impeachment case against him as an act of &ldquo;political theater&rdquo; by Democrats. Trumps' second impeachment trial in the Senate is set to open on Tuesday.
In a brief filed on the eve of trial, Trump's lawyers for the former president attacked the case on multiple grounds. They suggest that Trump was simply exercising his First Amendment rights when he disputed the election results and argue that he explicitly encouraged his supporters to have a peaceful protest and therefore cannot be responsible for the actions of the rioters.
The lawyers insisted that Trump's supporters stormed the Capitol of their own accord and not at the ex-president's incitement.
The lawyers have also argued that the Senate is not entitled to try Trump now that he has left office and is now a private citizen.

Donald Trump's US Senate trial will begin in the second week of February, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Friday. The Senate leaders struck a deal to delay the substantive portion of the trial for two weeks so that the chamber may conduct other critical business, including confirmation of President Joe Biden's cabinet nominees. The House of Representatives impeached Trump for a historic second time on January 13, just one week before he left office. Members will deliberate whether to convict Trump on what the US Constitution describes as "high crimes and misdemeanors" for his incitement of Capitol Hill violence.
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Trump's impeachment trial to begin in 2nd week of Feb

Donald Trump's US Senate trial will begin in the second week of February, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Friday

Donald Trump's US Senate trial will begin in the second week of February, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Friday. The Senate leaders struck a deal to delay the substantive portion of the trial for two weeks so that the chamber may conduct other critical business, including confirmation of President Joe Biden's cabinet nominees. The House of Representatives impeached Trump after the Capitol violence&nbsp;for a historic second time on January 13, just one week before he left office.

Donald Trump's US Senate trial will begin in the second week of February, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Friday. The Senate leaders struck a deal to delay the substantive portion of the trial for two weeks so that the chamber may conduct other critical business, including confirmation of President Joe Biden's cabinet nominees. The House of Representatives impeached Trump for a historic second time on January 13, just one week before he left office. Members will deliberate whether to convict Trump on what the US Constitution describes as "high crimes and misdemeanors" for his incitement of Capitol Hill violence.
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As the House of Representatives&nbsp;voted to impeach him a second time, US President Donald Trump urged Americans to be "united" and avoid violence. In his first comments after being impeached on Wednesday, Trump avoided any mention of impeachment at all. In a recorded speech, Trump repudiating his supporters who assaulted Congress a week ago, triggering his second impeachment, saying: "there is never a justification for violence. No excuses, no exceptions: America is a nation of laws." He promised that those who engaged in the attacks last week will be brought to justice.

No mention of impeachment in Trump's video after House vote

As the House voted to impeach him a second time, US President Donald Trump urged Americans to be "united" and avoid violence.

As the House voted to impeach him a second time, US President Donald Trump urged Americans to be "united" and avoid violence. In his first comments after being impeached on Wednesday, Trump avoided any mention of impeachment at all. In a recorded speech, Trump repudiating his supporters who assaulted Congress a week ago, triggering his second impeachment. He promised that those who engaged in the attacks last week will be brought to justice.
Byte: "there is never a justification for violence. No excuses, no exceptions: America is a nation of laws."&nbsp;

As the House of Representatives&nbsp;voted to impeach him a second time, US President Donald Trump urged Americans to be "united" and avoid violence. In his first comments after being impeached on Wednesday, Trump avoided any mention of impeachment at all. In a recorded speech, Trump repudiating his supporters who assaulted Congress a week ago, triggering his second impeachment, saying: "there is never a justification for violence. No excuses, no exceptions: America is a nation of laws." He promised that those who engaged in the attacks last week will be brought to justice.

Donald Trump Impeachment: Donald Trump became the first US president in history to be impeached twice. 

Donald Trump becomes 1st US president to be impeached twice

Departure in Disgrace: Trump became the first US president in history to be impeached twice. The House of Representatives on Wednesday voted to charge him with inciting mob attack on the Capitol Hill

Trump becomes 1st US president to be impeached twice

Donald Trump became the first US president in history to be impeached twice. The House of Representatives on Wednesday voted to charge him with inciting last week's mob attack on the Capitol Hill. While Trump&nbsp;will depart White House in disgrace, he will not face immediate Senate trial, which will happen after Joe Biden takes over on January 20. If convicted, Trump is likely to be barred from seeking another term in 2024. In the House vote of 232 to 197 for impeachment, at least 10 Republicans broke ranks and joined the Democrats in voting to put Trump on trial.&nbsp;

Donald Trump became the first US president in history to be impeached twice. The House of Representatives on Wednesday voted to charge him with inciting last week's mob attack on the Capitol Hill. While Trump&nbsp;will depart White House in disgrace, he will not face immediate Senate trial, which will happen after Joe Biden takes over on January 20. If convicted, Trump is likely to be barred from seeking another term in 2024. In the House vote of 232 to 197 for impeachment, at least 10 Republicans broke ranks and joined the Democrats in voting to put Trump on trial. Trump survived a first impeachment almost exactly a year ago when the Republican-controlled Senate acquitted him of abusing his office charge.

US Vice President Mike Pence said in a letter to House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday that he is opposed to invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. &ldquo;I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution,&rdquo; Pence said. The Vice President urged the Congress to focus on Biden transition, avoid impeachment. Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching Trump for a historic second time. Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump under the 25th amendment of the US Constitution.

Mike Pence rules out using 25th amendment to remove Trump

Mike Pence rules out using 25th amendment to remove Trump, writes to Nancy Pelosi&nbsp;against&nbsp;impeachment

US Vice President Mike Pence said in a letter to House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday that he is opposed to invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. &ldquo;I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution,&rdquo; Pence said. The Vice President urged the Congress to focus on Biden transition, avoid impeachment. Democrats on Monday introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump under the 25th amendment of the US Constitution.

US Vice President Mike Pence said in a letter to House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday that he is opposed to invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. &ldquo;I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution,&rdquo; Pence said. The Vice President urged the Congress to focus on Biden transition, avoid impeachment. Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching Trump for a historic second time. Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump under the 25th amendment of the US Constitution.

Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching US President Donald Trump for a historic second time. Trump has been accused of "incitement of insurrection" over his supporters' storming of the US Capitol. Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Vice President Mike Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump as unfit for office under the US Constitution's 25th Amendment. The House is now scheduled to vote Tuesday evening on the demand for Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will give him 24 hours to respond. After that, she said, Democrats would move forward with an impeachment vote.

Democrats move to impeach Trump over Capitol Hill violence

Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching US President Donald Trump for a historic second time&nbsp;

Democrats move to impeach Trump over Capitol violence

Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching US President Donald Trump for a historic second time. Trump has been accused of "incitement of insurrection" over his supporters' storming of the US Capitol. Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Vice President Mike Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump as unfit for office under the US Constitution's 25th Amendment. The House is now scheduled to vote Tuesday evening on the demand for Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will give him 24 hours to respond. After that, she said, Democrats would move forward with an impeachment vote.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Sunday that she was ready to start second impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump unless he was removed from office within days. Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, said "we will proceed with bringing impeachment legislation" to the floor of the House of Representatives if Trump is not removed by his cabinet under the constitution's 25th amendment as unfit to stay in office. There has been a growing demand to remove Trump, who has just over a week left in office, since the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters.

Pelosi: Will impeach Trump if Cabinet doesn't kick him out

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi&nbsp;has that she will start second impeachment proceedings against Trump unless the cabinet removes him from office

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Sunday that she was ready to start second impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump unless he was removed from office within days. Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, said "we will proceed with bringing impeachment legislation" to the floor of the House of Representatives if Trump is not removed by his cabinet under the constitution's 25th amendment as unfit to stay in office. There has been a growing demand to remove Trump, who has just over a week left in office, since the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters.

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