CLEAN : Extremely unlikely Trump would be convicted in Senate says expert

The transcript discusses the impeachment trial process, presided over by Chief Justice John Roberts. It covers Senate rules, potential witnesses, and the differing perspectives within the Republican Party. The discussion also includes the dynamics of Senate voting, highlighting the improbability of reaching the 67 votes needed for removal, and the political implications of a 51-vote outcome.

Who presides over the impeachment trial in the US Supreme Court?

What are some of the open questions regarding the impeachment trial?

• Witnesses

• Additional evidence

• Trial start date

• All of the above

Which Republican senators are mentioned as having a more institutional orientation towards the Senate?

• Mitch McConnell

• Mitt Romney

• Cory Gardner

• Susan Collins

What is the required number of senators needed to vote for removal from office?

What is the probability of a significant number of Republican senators changing their minds regarding conviction?