Durbin Says a Trump Conviction Is Unlikely

The transcript discusses the impeachment trial, focusing on whether senators are changing their minds about conviction. It highlights the personal nature of the decision-making process for senators, who are also witnesses to the events. The discussion also touches on the possibility of alternative actions if the conviction does not occur, emphasizing the importance of addressing violence and accountability.

What evidence is there that some senators are changing their minds about conviction?

How does the personal nature of the impeachment question affect senators' decisions?

In what ways did the recent events influence the senators as they watched the trial unfold?

What alternative plans might the Democrats consider if impeachment does not succeed?

What are the potential consequences if the impeachment fails to secure the necessary votes?