Jonathan Freedland is joined by Prof Sarah Binder of the Brookings Institution and George Washington University to look at what has happened in the Senate trial proceedings so far, and what may be yet to come
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On Thursday, impeachment managers will conclude their prosecution of Donald Trump, arguing that he is guilty of “the most grievous constitutional crime ever committed” by a US president. Then Trump’s defence team will have up to 16 hours to make their rebuttal.
How will senators vote, and when will we know whether the Senate chooses to convict the former president and disqualify him from ever running for office again? Jonathan puts these questions and more to an expert in congressional politics, Prof Sarah Binder.
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