Fresh off his impeachment acquittal Wednesday, President Donald Trump spoke Thursday morning at the National Prayer Breakfast. "Today, we proudly proclaim that faith is alive and well and thriving in America and we're going to keep it that way, nobody will have it changed," Trump said. "It won't happen as long as I'm here, it will never, ever happen."

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President Donald Trump gives remarks from the White House after being acquitted in his Senate impeachment trial.

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President Donald Trump begins a vindictive victory lap on Thursday, a day after his Senate impeachment acquittal, hoping to use the "not guilty" verdict as a cudgel in his reelection bid.

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Late-night hosts react to the Senate's acquittal of President Donald Trump and Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) breaking with the GOP to be the lone Republican to vote to convict Trump on one of the impeachment counts.