Impeachment proceedings are underway in Washington, with Democrats and some Republicans working to remove President Trump from office for his role in encouraging violent riots in the US capitol last week.
The vote later on Wednesday is expected to pass in the Democrat-led House, which would make Donald Trump the first US president to be impeached twice.
Distinguished professor of history at American University Allan Lichtman says this is a day like no other in the nation's history.
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Distinguished professor of history at American University Allan Lichtman says Donald Trump could still be convicted of impeachment even after he's left office
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Distinguished professor of history at American University Allan Lichtman believes the House will vote to impeach and that the process will move swiftly to the Senate.
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