House impeachment managers and President Trump's legal team took their final shots Monday in the Senate impeachment trial. The Senate once again controlled what the public saw on television, but sketch artist Bill Hennessy was there. Here's what he saw:
For any undecided senators, it was among their last opportunities to review arguments, but as has been the case throughout the full trial, the Senate controlled what the public saw on television.Sketch artist Bill Hennessy has been in the chamber to help fill in the picture. Here's what he saw Monday:Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent, listens to closing arguments in the Senate impeachment trial.Sen.
Bernie Sanders,a Vermont independent, listens to closing arguments in Monday's Senate impeachment trial.Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota, listens to closing arguments in Monday's Senate impeachment trial.
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