U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) reacted to the impeachment of President Trump this evening, joining Shepard Smith on CNBC and Chris Berg on Point of View to discuss the violence last week, the House's impeachment process, and the path forward in the Senate. Excerpts and links to the interviews are below.
CNBC with Shepard Smith
On whether he will vote to convict President Trump:
"In this country you are afforded due process, I guess unless you're Donald Trump. I don't default to guilty. That would go against everything that the Constitution stands for, and certainly due process. Like Senator McConnell, I would like to hear the legal arguments."
On whether President Trump incited violence:
"The President's rhetoric -- while reckless, while at some level he could be accused of inciting anger and inciting some bad behavior -- it's also clear that the exact words that he used do not rise to -- in my mind anyways -- a criminal level of incitement as we would have to consider -- in my view, in this process -- even as political as it is."