Here is the 2nd question of the day in which Arizona Senator Martha McSally (R-AZ) participated in during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
Led by Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton, and joined by Republicans John Boozeman (AR), Marsha Blackburn (TN), Pat Toomey (PA) and John Kennedy (LA), the group asked the President's counsel whether the House Managers had done anything to try to litigate executive privilege issues or to obtain testimony during the interim period between the House's impeachment vote in December and transmitting the Articles to the Senate in January.
Of course, that softball question was welcomed by President Trump's attorney Patrick Philbin.
We separately posted the first question that McSally was a participant in.
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