It's today explained I'm Sean Rama's firm.

You may have noticed we took Monday off didn't explain yesterday.

That's because it was a long weekend in the United States Presidents Day weekend a weekend

dedicated to Washington Lincoln and the rest of the guys who have held the country's highest

office.

And this was a Presidents Day weekend to remember because the United States Senate spent

it concluding the second impeachment trial of the nation's 45th President Donald

John Trump.

You ask what a high crime and misdemeanor is under our Constitution?

That's a high crime and misdemeanor.

If that's not an impeachable offense, then there is no such thing.

This was history on history on history, the United States Senate, for the second time

deliberating on whether to convict the former President for wrongdoing this time, for

inciting an insurrection on the United States Senate.

Zach Beechham, senior correspondent of Vox has been covering it.

All in all, basically, the narrative presented by House Democrats was one in which the

President had spent months convincing people that the greatest political scandal in American

history was happening in elections stolen from under their feet.

We have an oil swing states major infractions or outright fraud.

If we are right about the fraud, Joe Biden can't be President.

Then he told all of those people to gather in Washington, D.C. outside of Congress while

Congress was doing basically the last step in certifying the results of the election.

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