And the day is done.

Good evening.

After another late night in the impeachment trial, the Senate wrapping up the first of

two days of questions for both sides.

Some of the answers have made news.

Alan Dershowitz today advancing the claim that quote, if a president did something that

he believes will help him get elected in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of

quid pro quo that results in impeachment.

As you might imagine, his argument did not go without rebuttal.

Also today, the question of John Bolton's manuscript now being reviewed by lawyers and

perhaps others at the White House.

Do the parts that might be relevant to the trial also contain information to secret, to

reveal, to classify.

A clash over that today.

And of course, the question of Bolton's testimony or any testimony for that matter, that

battle still being waged, that vote still uncertain.

Plus from two moderate Republicans, a question that appeared to stump one of the president's

attorneys, namely, had the president ever shown any interest in the Biden's before Joe

Biden launched his presidential run.

He's plenty to talk about with some of the players, as well as her own political and

legal team.

First, though, we want to catch you up on the highlights from a very long, very consequential

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