Good evening. Thanks for joining us, America Hill. Anderson is off. And so is President

Trump, sort of. It seems there is no break for Mr. Trump's Twitter habit. Rage tweeting

about the impeachment process and how unfair he feels it is to him. And as he did, a small

hint of a narrow possibility began to emerge, a Senate trial that could be different from

what he and, frankly, many others are currently expecting. But first quickly, the state of

play. As you know, House leadership is hanging on to the articles of impeachment it

approved last week. Pressing Senate Republicans for a chance to call witnesses. The president

meantime is lashing out. Tweeting today, quote, now Pelosi is demanding everything the

Republicans were allowed to have in the House. Dems want to run majority Republican Senate

hypocrites. That, of course, is House Speaker Pelosi. He's referring to second in line to

the president, after Vice President Pence, or crazy Nancy, as the president often calls

her, including in other tweets today. And while Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell

would likely not call her that in every other respect, he has made it clear. He is all

in with the president. Everything I do during this, I'm coordinating with White House

Council. There will be no difference between the president's position and our position

as to how to handle this. So here's though where that hint of a possibility I mentioned,

the hint of a possibility of something comes in. Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska

weighing in yesterday on what you just heard.

In fairness, when I heard that, I was disturbed. To me, it means that we have to take that

step back from being hand in glove with the defense. And so I heard what leader McConnell

had said. I happen to think that that has further confused the process.

Murkowski went on to say she would abide by the oath that all senators must swear to be

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