The three possible outcomes of Trump’s impeachment trial

The transcript discusses the impeachment trial of former President Trump for incitement of insurrection. It outlines the historical context, the Senate trial process, and the roles of key figures like Patrick Leahy. The Senate's composition and the voting requirements for conviction are detailed, along with the possible outcomes, including acquittal, conviction, or a ban from holding public office under the 14th Amendment.

Who presided over Trump's first impeachment trial?

• Vice President Kamala Harris

• President Pro Tempore Patrick Leahy

• Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts

• Senate Majority Leader

How many Republicans are expected to side with Democrats in finding Trump guilty?

• 6

• 2

• 11

• 50

What is required for Trump's conviction in the Senate?

• A three-fourths majority

• A simple majority

• A two-thirds majority

• Unanimous consent

What is one possible outcome if Trump is convicted and declared to have engaged in insurrection?

• He will be fined

• He will be pardoned

• He will be banned from holding public office

• He will be imprisoned

Which amendment could be invoked to ban Trump from holding public office again?

• Tenth Amendment

• Fourteenth Amendment

• Fifth Amendment

• First Amendment