Bernie Sanders speaks about the issue of witnesses in the impeachment trial

The transcript discusses the Republican approach to managing witnesses in a trial, expressing concerns about conducting a trial without witnesses and full evidence. It highlights the perceived Republican focus on protecting the President rather than ensuring an open trial. The desire of witnesses, such as John Bolton, to testify is noted, along with Republican resistance to hearing from them. The transcript concludes with closing remarks and expressions of gratitude.

What concern does the speaker express about the trial process?

• The trial is being held in secret.

• There are no witnesses or evidence being presented.

• The trial is too expensive.

• The trial is too lengthy.

What does the speaker suggest about the Republican colleagues' priorities?

• They are interested in protecting the President.

• They are concerned about the trial's cost.

• They want to include more witnesses.

• They are focused on a fair trial.

Who is mentioned as wanting to testify in the trial?

• John Bolton

• Nancy Pelosi

• Mitch McConnell

• Joe Biden

What does the speaker question about the Republicans' stance?

• Their financial management

• Their fear of hearing from witnesses

• Their choice of legal representatives

• Their media strategy

How does the speaker conclude their remarks?

• By criticizing the media

• By announcing a break

• By thanking the audience

• By proposing a new law