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Trump / Impeachment / Senate Trial #1145172

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Feb 01, 2020
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(Studio: Jose Diaz Balart) Report introduced.

(West Palm Beach: Kelly O'Donnell) The fallout from the SenAte impeachment trial of President Trump after the vote to allow witnesses failed before the State of the Union address on Tuesday examined; scenes shown from the Senate, where the trial will resume Monday with a review & the vote on Wednesday. [Senator Chuck SCHUMER - says the acquittal will have no value.] [On "Meet the Press," Senator Lamar ALEXANDER - says what he did was wrong, but who decides?]

Reporter(s):
Balart, Jose Diaz;
O'Donnell, Kelly
Duration:
00:02:10

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