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(MENAFN - Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)) WASHINGTON, Feb 13 (KUNA) -- The US Senate voted Saturday acquitting former President Donald Trump from inciting the January 6 Capitol riot. The Senate voted 57-43 with seven Republicans voting to convict Trump as 67 votes were required to convict him. The House of Representatives voted on January 13 to impeach Trump for "incitement of insurrection" for the Capitol riot that endangered hundreds of lawmakers and left five people dead, including a police officer, whereas over 200 people have been charged in connection with the riot. This is the second time...

To do what is right under the joe biden stood up to russia and constitution. we'll take a separate oath at helped ukraine as much ukraine, beginning of the trial to act as selling javelin missiles, impartial juror. that is our responsibility. allowing them to stand up to we need to do that at the same russia in ways that barack obama time i agree with senator jones, and joe biden wouldn't allow we need to continue to do the ukraine to do. mike: looking ahead you said business of people of this mitch mcconnell will run a country. fair trial in the senate but unfortunately the house sent us hund...

Critically at every issue in front of me rather than acting as a rubber stamp for my party or my president, i'm totally good with that. >> so richard, we talk about there's the question of ultimately who's going to vote how on convicting or acquitting president trump. there's also the immediate procedural question the senate would have to face at the beginning of a trial, how does the trial look? what are the rules? are there witnesses? which witnesses? take us through that process because i think when murkowski makes a comment like that, it does raise the question of put the acquittal questio...

>> that is my expectation. i will be surprised if democrats unanimously voted in favor of removable is given the demographics of the state with those two senators, menchen, jones, senator cinema from arizona, all possible candidates to vote in favor of acquitting the president was the majority democrats in the house voted to impeach, there were democrats, some from swing districts whose that i won't go this far and i would inspect a similar outcome in the senate. if you democrats defecting even though i suspect the majority will vote to remove the president. >> this clip from rush limbaugh and...

Democrats unanimously voted in favor of removal. it seems to me, given the demographics of those states, what those two senators, don't forget senator semi from arizona, i think are all possible candidates to vote in favor of acquitting the president. you look at the vote in the house, the majority of democrats voted to impeach, but there were democrats, some from swing districts, who said i'm not going to go this far, and i expect we will see similar outcome in the senate. if you democrats defect income even though i suspect the majority will vote to remove the president. >> mike: bradley com...