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WATCH: Trump Set To Give 'Victory' Speech After Acquittal By The Senate

WUNC | By WUNC News

Published February 6, 2020 at 11:58 AM EST

President Trump is addressing the nation a day after the Senate acquitted him of both articles of impeachment.

Trump said he was "totally vindicated" after a months-long impeachment inquiry and trial. Watch his remarks live.

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