I certainly hope so. And we're all going to work as hard as we can to make that happen. It's good to be with you, Joy. Look, clearly, the Lindsey Graham of 1999 sounds a little different than the Lindsey Graham of 2021. But, nonetheless, we have some very promising signs from a number of different Republican senators, including Senator Murkowski and Senator Sasse and others who have committed to objectively look in a fair way at the evidence and the arguments that ultimately we will present in the United States Senate in the impeachment trial. I believe that if they do so, cognizant of the oath that they take, that, ultimately, they'll reach the same conclusion that so many Republicans and Democrats did just yesterday, that this president clearly committed high crimes and misdemeanors and that he must be removed from office.
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Joe Neguse expresses hope that enough Republican senators will objectively consider the evidence against Trump in the impeachment trial.
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