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Impeachment was motivated by partisan rage. this from the man who said proudly, i am not impartial. >> he sits there and said we have to be impartial and in reality he's trying to manipulate this for political advantage. at least mcconnell is honest. >> mcconnell needs to protect members up to for reelection who don't want to be seen as not taking the inquiry seriously. this is susan collins during e the -- the clinton impeachment two decades ago. >> i'm willing to travel the road wherever it leads and in order to do that, i need more witness, i need witnesses and further evidence. >> reporter...

Blind feelty to the president. leader mcconnell claimed the impeachment was motivated by partisan rage. this from the man who said proudly, i am not impartial, i have no intention to be impartial at all in the trial of president trump. what hypocrisy. leader mcconnell accused the house democrats of an obsession to get rid of president trump. this from the man who proudly declared his number one goal was to make president obama a one-term president. leader mcconnell claimed that democrats impeach the president for asserting executive privilege. president trump never formally claimed executive p...

The senate must put this right. we must rise to the occasion. there's only one outcome that is suited to the possty of evidence, the failed inquiry, the slap dash case. only one outcome suited to the fact that the accusations themselves are constitutionally incohere incoherent, constitutionally incoherent. only one outcome will preserve core precedence rather than smash them into bits in a fit of partisan rage because one party still cannot accept the american people's choice in 2016. it could not be clearer which outcome would serve the stabilizing institution preserving, fever-breaking role ...

Partisan rage. a political faction in the house of representatives has succumbed to a partisan rage. they have fulfilled hamilton's philosophy that impeachment will, quote, connect itself with the pre-existing factions, enlist all their animosities, and there will always be the greatest danger that the decision will be regulated more by the comparative strength of parties than by the real demonstrations of innocence or guilt. alexander hamilton. that's what happened in the house last night. the vote did not reflect what had been proven. it only reflects how they feel about the president.

Was bipartisan. only one part of one faction wanted this outcome. the house's conduct risks a deeply damaging the institutions of american government. this particular house of representatives has let its partisan rage at this particular president create a toxic new precedent that will echo well into the future. that's what i want to discuss right now. the historic degree to which house democrats have failed to do their duty and what it will mean for the senate to do ours. so let's start at the beginning. let's start with the fact that washington democrats made up their minds to impeach preside...