Andrew Napolitano said "those offering to tell the truth" in Donald Trump's impeachment trial "should be welcomed, not pilloried."
Fox News senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano suggested in a column on Thursday that Senate Republicans are suppressing the truth by not wanting witnesses to testify in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
Democrats need four Republicans to join them in voting to call witnesses, such as Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton, who reportedly confirms the Democrats’ case against the president in his upcoming book. But Sen. Lamar Alexander’s announcement Thursday that he will vote against allowing witnesses likely ensures that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will succeed in blocking witnesses.
“The president’s lawyers have misrepresented the separation of powers by arguing that when Congress and the president are at loggerheads over congressional demands for documents or testimony, it becomes the duty of the Congress to turn to the courts,” he wrote, adding:
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