Senators laughed after former President Trump's defense lawyer Michael van der Veen mispronounced 'Philadelphia' during Trump's second impeachment trial.

CNN's Dana Bash reports Democrats and Republicans are negotiating whether impeachment witnesses would testify in person or have their statements entered into the official record.

Five Republicans voted with Democrats on Saturday in favor of allowing witnesses during former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, a move that now means it is unclear when the trial will conclude. The final vote tally in the Senate was 55-45.

For many Americans this week, myself included, the traumatizing videos the House managers presented during the impeachment trial elicited a visceral response. Rarely has the American public experienced such a compelling example of the power of images and sound to communicate in ways that written texts cannot. That wrenching emotional punch needed to land with us. It's a reminder that unless we hold leaders like former President Donald Trump accountable for their dangerous and manipulative uses of misinformation, they will be free -- or worse, emboldened -- to repeat such actions in the future.

The Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial Saturday, voting that Trump was not guilty of inciting the deadly January 6 riot at the US Capitol -- but the verdict amounted to a bipartisan rebuke of the former President with seven Republicans finding him guilty.

Saturday marks the fifth day of the Senate impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump, after a dramatic week that saw House impeachment managers and Trump's legal team offer dueling arguments over whether the former President was at fault for the January 6 riot at the US Capitol.

Donald Trump's impeachment lawyers failed to offer any real defense of why the former President did not do more to protect his vice president and members of Congress during the January 6 insurrection Friday, while new revelations about a conversation between Trump and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy that day only added more damning details about what the former President knew and when.

CNN's Chris Cuomo responds after attorneys for former President Donald Trump used a clip from "Cuomo Prime Time" while presenting their case during Trump's second impeachment trial.