Senate, the trial against president bill clinton. Joining us here is alexis simmon burgers. We had never seen anything like this before. The last trial was in the 1860s. No television with Andrew Johnson. What do you remember about what happened and how this transpired . The senate trial was fascinating. A trial that it called but its not a legal proceeding. It is very political. It had so many interesting dynamic characters involved in it. Robert byrd, senator byrd of was virginia, stalwart constitutional scholar. Not a supporter or friend of bill clinton in any particular way. He ended up at one point just throwing up his hands and saying , this should not have even happened. The trial was misguided. That hehis colleagues was going to introduce a motion to dismiss the whole thing. Senators played different roles. The house managers were fascinated to listen to the president legal team. Array of legal representation there. Adalso tried to sort of english on the ball. He wanted to repr
No television, of course, with Andrew Johnson. What do you remember about what happened and how this all of this transpired over the next month . The senate trial was fascinating because of the idea that it is called a trial, but its not a legal proceeding. It is very political. It had so many interesting dynamic characters involved in it. Robert byrd, senator byrd of was of west virginia, stalwart constitutional scholar. Not a supporter or friend of bill clinton in any particular way. He ended up at one point just throwing up his hands and saying, this should not have even happened. That the trial was misguided. He told his colleagues that he was going to introduce a motion to dismiss the whole thing. So, different senators played different roles. The house managers were fascinated to listen to the president s legal team. He had a strong array of legal representation there. He also tried to sort of add english on the ball. He wanted to represent, he had women as his legal representati
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the crisis at our southern border nearing a breaking point. fox news has learned the white house has approved a plan to send 1500 active-duty troops to the border. to help prepare for migrant surge ahead of title 42 s expiration in just 9 days. meanwhile, texas governor greg abbott resuming his blessing of migrants to several blue cities across the country. hoping to relieve just some of the overwhelmed border communities by sending migrants to so-called, century cities. i going chicago mayor larry lightfoot is asking governor but to stop sending the buses. writing a letter, chemically have no more shelters, spaces or read to accommodate an increase in individuals at this level. with a little coordination or care that does not pose a risk to them or others. in europe city mayor, eric adams suggest governor apis migrant buses are racially charged attacks. watch. abbott sent asylum-seekers to new york. washington, black mayor. to houston, black mayor. to los angeles black mir
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