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Of a part of the property for the secret service to protect him when he was a vice president. a part of his -- a gate house essentially in delaware. it was peanut compared to what detail officers are charged and as you rightly pointed out u.s. taxpayers pay for renting rooms at the very nice and expensive mar-a-lago. >> good to see you. congratulations on the new book. "the washington post" reporter and she is the author of "zero fail." joining me is democratic congressman jamie raskin from maryland. you will remember that he served as the lead impeachment manager this year in donald trump's...

Chandra Bozelko More Content Now In closing arguments, Lead Impeachment Manager Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Maryland) asked, “If you were charged with inciting violent insurrection against our country and you were falsely accused, would you come and testify? I know I would. I’d be there at 7 in the morning, waiting for the doors to open. I’m sure that’s true of 100 senators in this room. I hope it’s true of 100 senators in this room.” Impeachment Manager David Cicilline (D-Rhode Island) did the same, saying if he were accused of a crime he hadn’t committed, “I would demand the right ...

During a press conference on Saturday, Lead Impeachment Manager Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) stated that "We could have had 5,000 witnesses and Mitch | Clips

At Trump's impeachment trial, Sen. Marco Rubio asked if Hillary Clinton could also be impeached, convicted, and barred from holding future elected office.

Whoa.