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The Senate debates the proposed Schumer amendment 1288 on Senate Resolution 483
The Senate debates the proposed Schumer amendment 1287 on Senate Resolution 483
The Senate debates the proposed Schumer amendment 1286 on Senate Resolution 483
The Senate debates the proposed Schumer amendment 1285 on Senate Resolution 483
The Senate debates the proposed Schumer amendment 1284 on Senate Resolution 483
The Senate impeachment trial of President Trump hears opening statements on Senate Resolution 483
The U.S. Senate handles any morning business before beginning the official second day of trials.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who will preside over the trial, swears in the senators as jurors.
The House impeachment managers walk across the Capitol to the Senate side for the exhibition of the articles. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam B. Schiff read the two articles of impeachment against Trump on the Senate floor.
Sen. McConnell announces that the Senate will receive the two articles of impeachment against President Trump, which are abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. The Senate will receive the articles on Thursday (12pm ET) and two hours later (2pm ET) will prepare for the trial by swearing in Chief Justice John Roberts, who will then swear in all senators as jurors. Sen. McConnell says the trial will begin on Tuesday.
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