Lead impeachment manager Raskin reveals questions he would have asked Trump if he testified
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Former President Donald Trump will not testify in his own defense during his Senate impeachment trial, but lead House impeachment manager Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., revealed what he would have asked Trump if he had chosen to appear.
"Donald Trump last week turned down our invitation to come testify about his actions, and therefore we’ve not been able to ask him any questions directly as of this point. Therefore, during the course of their 16-hour allotted presentation we would pose these preliminary questions to his lawyers which I think are on everyone’s minds right now and which we would have asked Mr. Trump himself if he had chosen to come and testify about his actions and inactions when we invited him last week." Raskin then posed four questions aimed at Trump's mindset during and after the riot.
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