Sen. Patrick Leahy Expected To Preside Over Impeachment

The video discusses Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, noting that Chief Justice John Roberts will not preside as Trump is no longer in office. Senator Leahy, a Democrat from Vermont and the Senate's new president pro tempore, will ensure procedures are followed during the trial. He emphasizes his commitment to impartial justice. The decision on whether Leahy will preside is up to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. The Senate trial arguments are set to begin the week of February 8th.

Why will Chief Justice John Roberts not preside over Trump's second impeachment trial?

• He is unavailable due to health reasons.

• Trump is no longer in office.

• He has a conflict of interest.

• He declined the role.

What is the role of the Senate's president pro tempore in the impeachment trial?

• To lead the prosecution.

• To ensure procedures are followed.

• To represent the defense.

• To vote on the final verdict.

What additional oath did Lahey mention in his statement?

• An oath to do impartial justice.

• An oath to uphold the Constitution.

• An oath to follow party lines.

• An oath to support the President.

Who decides whether Lahey will preside over the trial?

• The President of the United States.

• The Speaker of the House.

• Senate Majority and Minority Leaders.

• The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

When will the arguments in the Senate trial begin?

• The week of February 8th.

• The week of February 1st.

• The week of February 22nd.

• The week of February 15th.