On the floor of the U.S. Senate Tuesday, we witnessed two things that have never happened

before.

No president has ever been impeached twice, and no president has ever been tried by the

Senate after leaving office.

We will stop the steal.

House Democrats serving as the impeachment managers, essentially the prosecution, began

their case with this highly-produced 13-minute-long video.

It featured clips of the president's January 6th rally, along with news and amateur footage

of the riot that followed.

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

That's a high crime and misdemeanor.

In his opening remarks, Congressman Jamie Raskin, the lead impeachment manager, weighed in

on the first legal question of the trial.

President Trump and President Trump are no longer in office, still be tried for high crimes

and misdemeanors.

The president's attorneys have argued, no.

In other words, conduct that would be a high crime and misdemeanor.

In your first year as president, and your second year as president, and your third year as

president, and for the vast majority of your fourth year as president, you can suddenly

do in your last few weeks in office without facing any constitutional accountability at all.

This would create a brand-new January exception to the Constitution of the United States

of America.

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