I know there's a lot of things going on in the world but because Trump is not an office I actually don't have a good idea of what we're going to talk about today

So please tell me what are we going to talk about? Well, we are actually going to talk a bit more about Trump because his shadow seems to linger here but I thought you

and I would talk about that subject of de-platforming.

Oh, okay. Well that's interesting. All right, so on Tuesday, February 9th,

Trump's second impeachment trial began. The Senate first decided in a 56 to a 44 vote

that a former president can in fact stand trial for impeachment

even after having left office and that trial moved very quickly. House

impeachment managers who serve as the prosecution team

showed us some dramatic images and videos of what happened on January 6th when Trump

supporters attacked the capital and delayed Congress's certification of the election.

Remember, there was just one single charge or article of impeachment against Trump,

and that was for inciting an insurrection.

Representative Jamie Raskin was the lead manager and in his closing argument he said,

It's now clear beyond doubt that Trump supported the actions of the mob and so he must be convicted.

It's that simple.

He was not.

The trial ended on Saturday, February 13th. Now a majority of the Senate did vote to convict Trump, including

seven Republican senators, but the 57 to 43 vote fell short of what the Constitution requires and that's a two-thirds

majority. The yeas are 57, the nays are 43, two-thirds of the senator's president not having voted guilty. The Senate

judges that the respondent Donald John Trump, former president of the United

States, is not guilty, is charged in the article of impeachment.

Now Trump was acquitted of that single charge of inciting the capital attack on January 6

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