Sen. Angus King On Trump's Second Impeachment Trial, Relief Package

Angus King, I-Maine, has made clear he is concerned about what happened at the U.S6

Angus King, I-Maine, has made clear he is concerned about what happened at the U.S6

Democrats on Monday evening will carry impeachment papers from the House to the Senate to officially mark the start of the second impeachment trial against former President Donald Trump.

Then, the Senate trial will begin Feb.

Assuming that both Senate Independents vote for impeachment, Democrats will need the support of 17 Republicans9

Angus King, I-Maine, has made clear he is concerned about what happened on Jan.

He tells NPR's Morning Edition he is thinks two pieces of evidence need to be developed at the Senate trial.

Republicans have questioned the constitutionality of the process have also said that in an already fractured country, moving forward with impeachment makes those tensions worse.

Marco Rubio saying the coming impeachment trial is like "taking a bunch of gasoline and pouring it on top of the fire.".

You were on a call Sunday with a bipartisan group of lawmakers and the White House about President Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief package?

We are going to try and do something between now and the time of the impeachment trial beginning.