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I take an oath before god as enormously consequential. I knew from the outset that being tasked with judging the president , the leader of my own party would be the most difficult decision i have ever faced. I was not wrong. Lets go to Cnns Phil Mattingly up on capitol hill. Phil, romney explaining in detail why hes voting now, about to vote to remove the president from office. Reporter thats exactly right. There was no hedging, there was no gray area. There was no uncertainty. Senator mitt romney making clear that he believed the president had absolutely done wrong and had absolutely deserved...

And cnn Political Writer and analyst harry enten is with me. Lets again with the latest that you have in iowa and pushing forward to New Hampshire, how this might affect that. Exactly right, brooke. I think this is rather important. We have all these different counts going on in iowa, a first vote, a final vote and the all the important statewide delegate equivalent. We see that Pete Buttigieg is up there, 27 to Bernie Sanders 25 . Joe biden across the board in fourth on all of these different measures. Thats so important that Pete Buttigieg is gaining as you go along. He gained on realignment...

Congressional correspondent manu raju. Whats the reaction . Reporter the reaction has been surprise from the republican side of the ill. Mitch mcconnell said he was surprised and he was disappointed by romneys vote. Democrats, however, are applauding what romney did. Chuck schumer applauded the move and said it was a sign of a bipartisan vote in the senate, essentially robbing the republicans of the argument that essentially this is all done on a partisan basis now that mitt romney has broken ranks and joined on abuse of power voting to convict the president on that charge. But he did vote to ...

Now we go to capitol hill with phil mattingly, and the trial has been done as far as this trial is concerned and the president of the United States will remain in office. Yes, and a divisive chapter of the United States history has come to a close. And not just the u. S. Constitution and the presidency, but the country as a whole. The reality is that in the end, it is what we expected from the beginning the president would be eventually acquitted, acquitted on both charges and articles of impeachment sent over to the house of representatives, but not without a few blips along the way. From the...

On two different fronts. Good morning, everybody, thursday, february 6th. Im Yasmin Vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin. We begin with the u. S. Senate voting to acquit the president on the two articles of impeachment against him. It wasnt the bipartisan acquittal that he was hoping for. Abuse of power, republican mitt romney crossed party line with y vote to convict. The first time in American History a senator has voted to remove a president of his own party. Article ii, obstruction of congress was a Straight Party line vote, meaning three key democrats from swing states trump won also vot...