Politics Weekly, 11 Feb Democrats use emotion at Senate impeachment trial: Politics Weekly Extra

Democrats use emotion at Senate impeachment trial: Politics Weekly Extra – podcast

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Jonathan Freedland is joined by Prof Sarah Binder of the Brookings Institution and George Washington University to look at what has happened in Senate trial proceedings so far, and what is most likely yet to come. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod

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