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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) told Fox News radio host Brian Kilmeade Tuesday that he’s ‘heard enough’ from both Democrats and Republicans throughout impeachment probe into President Donald Trump. Now, he warns that if the probe continues, it will be an “embarrassing scene” for the country.

“We’ll listen to the arguments that the House managers appointed by Pelosi make, we’ll listen to the response from the president’s lawyers, and we’ll have a period of written questions, and then the Senate will have to make a decision,” McConnell said.

“Do we know enough, have we learned enough after listening to all this that we want to vote on the two very weak articles of impeachment? Or, do we want to have a show trial in which both sides try to embarrass the other and put on an embarrassing scene, frankly, for the American people,” he continued.

The Republican leader’s statements came after a tense back and forth between he and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY). A full House vote is expected Wednesday. If that passes, the Senate will go through with a full trial. McConnell, however, hopes to do everything he can to make the process swift and to hold a vote quickly. He assured listeners that impeachment wouldn’t pass under his leadership.

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