Trump impeachment

"Hats off to Mitch McConnell for playing this very well. We'll take the trial up next week," Graham said.

A 1999 video showed then-Representative Lindsey Graham stating the need for witnesses during Bill Clinton's impeachment trial.

Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) revealed that his Trump impeachment defense "A team" includes Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) on Steve Bannon's podcast Thursday.

GOP Senator Roy Blunt claimed that President Donald Trump's Senate impeachment trial will be over before his State of the Union address in early February.

A Biden campaign spokesman responded to Trump's claims that Democrats are avoiding an impeachment trial to protect the former vice president.

On December 30, President Trump retweeted a link to the Breitbart store selling "Impeach Santa!" Christmas hats. The store redirected to an empty storefront and currently redirects to the site's front page, indicating they had sold out before his retweet.

Former Vice President Biden declared he would not comply if subpoenaed for President Trump's senate impeachment trial, saying that any summons would be given on "specious" grounds.

Former White House ethics lawyer Richard Painter and former senator Rick Santorum had a heated moment after Patinter compared Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to "a judge impaneling an all-white jury for a Klansman trial."

While a Fox News panel has agreed that Nancy Pelosi has every right to hold the articles of impeachment from Congressional trial, they disagree about whether or not it's a fair or impartial gesture.

Brad Blakeman also said he did not think Trump would even be officially impeached until Nancy Pelosi sends the impeachment charges to the Senate.

Glenn Kirschner wrote that Americans should be wary of the "drug deal" the senators may be "cooking up."

"We know from the mountain of evidence from the House that the president abused the powers of his office, right?"

A former Hawaii governor called on Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) to resign from office Monday, after the congresswoman voted "present" on two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Wednesday.

"President Trump, release the emails. Let the witnesses testify. What are you afraid of?" Schumer said on Sunday.

Lindsey Graham on Sunday accused Pelosi of playing "with a dead cat" and condemned the Democrat-led House for aggressively pursuing impeachment.

177 evangelical leaders, including Jerry Falwell Jr., Robert Jeffress and Cissie Graham Lynch, sent a letter to Christianity Today on Sunday rebuking its scathing op-ed against Trump.

"Whether it's Mulvaney, Bolton, Giuliani, Pompeo—if they have to testify under oath, he has to leave," former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci said on MSNBC.

Eagle-eyed Twitter users reported that the Wikipedia page for the film was briefly amended after Donald Trump was impeached this week.

President Donald Trump's campaign claimed to have collected $10 million in the two days since he was impeached by the House Wednesday, while the campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders reported $1 million raised on debate day Thursday.

According to a Morning Consult & Politico poll, 51 percent of voters approve of the Senate removing President Trump from office.

In the wake of Jeff Van Drew's withdrawal from the Democratic Party and entry to the Republican Party, Justin Amash has remarked harshly upon Van Drew's declaration that Trump has his "undying support."

CNN correspondent Ana Navarro called President Trump "pathetic" for attacking late Rep. John Dingell because Dingell's wife, Debbie Dingell, voted for his impeachment.

Dueling speeches from the senate majority and minority leaders took place on the floor of the senate today as McConnell and Schumer tangle over whether or not witnesses will be called during the senate's impeachment hearing for the president.

"In every trial that there has ever been in the Senate regarding impeachment, witnesses were called," Lindsey Graham said during Clinton's impeachment process.

In his op-ed, George Conway warned Republicans that their legacies will be stained if they do not allow a full impeachment trial for President Donald Trump.

While appearing on 'The Ingraham Angle' on Fox News, former Whitewater independent counsel Robert Ray said that President Trump's impeachment case "doesn't deserve" a trial in the senate.

Even though White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham informed the press that the President will be "working all day," he tweeted at least 47 times during the hearings.

"My vote today is a vote for much needed reconciliation and hope that together we can heal our country," Gabbard said.

As the House prepares to take its final vote, two GOP congressmen have compared the suffering of President Trump to other, famous tragedies faced by others.

Representative Barry Loudermilk said that Democrats were more unfair to Trump than Pilate was to Jesus Christ.