Impeachment trial: Ban Trump from office or prepare for violence, Democrats say
By DW
12 February 2021 |
3:10 pm
Democrats have finished presenting their case for impeachment, arguing that the Capitol mob was "invited" by ex-President Trump, and that he would continue to "insight violence" if ever allowed back in the White House.
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