TIWN

Washington, Feb 13 (TIWN) Former US President Donald Trump's insurrection incitement charge is a "monstrous lie", his defence lawyers said as they presented evidence in the US Senate.
Trump is accused of causing riots in the Capitol on January 6 which left five persons dead. He denies the charge. Most Republicans have indicated they will not vote to convict Trump.
The defence team took less than four of its 16 hours, trying to move the impeachment trial to a speedy end. After this, senators were given four hours to ask questions of the two sides.
Earlier, they sat through two days of minute-by-minute accounts featuring video and audio footage, as Democratic prosecutors sought to show that Donald Trump had a pattern of condoning violence, had done nothing on the day to prevent the riot, and had expressed no remorse. They argued that an acquittal could see a repeat attack on the Congress.
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