'Next time, it just may be you': Takeaways from Democrats' last day of arguments in Trump impeachment trial

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'Next time, it just may be you': Takeaways from Democrats' last day of arguments in Trump impeachment trial
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'Next time, it just may be you': Takeaways from Democrats' last day of opening arguments in Trump impeachment trial

in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump in the Senate on Friday. After focusing on the second impeachment article – obstruction of Congress – they looked ahead to what the Trump defense team might argue.

Trump tweeted criticism of Yovanovitch at the same time she was testifying before the House in November, Demings said. Yovanovitch said during her hearing that Trump's actions were"intimidating."spies and treason“The fact that it is the president of the United States making these threats tells us something," Demings said.Following up on Demings' outline of the various statements Trump made about Yovanovitch and others, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif.

"It shouldn't matter that it wasn't you. It shouldn't matter that it was Marie Yovanovitch. It shouldn't matter that it was Joe Biden. Because I will tell you something: The next time, it just may be you.”“If somewhere, deep down below, you realize that he would, you cannot leave a man like that in office,” Schiff said. “It shouldn’t matter it was Joe Biden. It could be any of us. It may be any of us.”Democrats end opening arguments in Trump impeachment trial.

“I want to ask about the recording that has been released today because President Trump has said that he didn’t know Parnas and obviously he’s in a conversation with him about taking out one of his ambassadors,” said Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y. “We obviously have a right to that information. Hopefully we will have access to it.”Gillibrand said two witnesses she wanted most to hear from are former national security adviser John Bolton and acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.

Rep Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, was asked about the recording before the trial started Friday. He said Trump was"totally allowed to" recall Yovanovitch from her position. Jordan, one of Trump's staunchest defenders in the House, dismissed a question about whether the newly surfaced recording means the Senate should hear testimony form Parnas.

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