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Hey everyone, I'm David Chalien, the CNN political director. This is the Daily D.C. impeachment watch.

Today, it's day two of the Democrats' opening argument. Here on the podcast, we're going to examine what we've heard from the House managers in the first couple of hours of today's presentation and try to focus on some of the big contextual questions

that are out there. The best place to get breaking news on this Senate trial, as always, is CNN.com

slash impeachment. I urge you to go there, stay there throughout the day, minute-by-minute updates

all day and evening long. In a few minutes, I'll be talking with CNN legal analyst Carrie Cordero. But first,

I've got my colleague Jeremy Herb on the phone. Jeremy, thanks for joining me on the podcast.

Thanks for having me. So take me inside the Senate chamber. What is the sensibility of the senators

as they sort of walked in a couple of hours ago.

We're taping this in the afternoon.

They've had one break.

But what was your sense of how senators were approaching this day two of the Democratic House managers making the case?

I think senators, you know, I think they're getting into a little bit of a routine now.

We have that first marathon day where they gabbled out, 1.50 in the morning. And then they had to come back

yesterday and listen to another eight hours. And unlike the first day where they got the vote

every couple hours, which gave a natural break. Yesterday, it was straight presentation,

all from the Democrat. And it was tough. You know, we were a lot of, we were looking at, you know, how many of them were

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