It Ain't Game Over For Trump

Robert Shapiro, Professor of Government, Columbia University

15-Feb-21 07:37

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Not surprisingly, Donald Trump was acquitted by the Senate of the charge of incitement to insurrection over the Capitol riot in the Senate. The votes stood at 57 to 43 with 7 Republicans voting to impeach. Robert Shapiro, Professor of Government at Columbia University, tells us what this outcome means for the Republican Party and whether this is the end of the road for Trump.

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Presented by: Philip See, Wong Shou Ning

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