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 Senate?

• The Senate Majority Leader

• The Vice President

• The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• The Speaker of the House

What is one of the main disagreements among Republicans regarding the trial?

• Whether to include witnesses

• The role of the Chief Justice

• The location of the trial

• The duration of the trial

Which Senate leader is more interested in having no witnesses at all?

• Chuck Schumer

• Nancy Pelosi

• Mitch McConnell

• Lindsey Graham

How many senators are required to vote in favor of removal for it to be successful?

• 75

• 51

• 60

• 67

What is the political significance of achieving 51 votes in the trial?

• It leads to a retrial

• It indicates a politically consequential number

• It has no effect on the trial outcome

• It results in the removal of the President