Covid origin investigation - Amazon unionization drive - Impeachment trial constitutionality

The first order of business was a debate over the constitutionality of holding an impeachment trial in the first place. Fifty-six senators voted yes, while 44 voted no. The votes from [five of the six GOP Senators who broke ranks], Murkowski, Romney, Collins, Toomey, and Sasse were not unexpected because all five voted the same in a January motion to determine the constitutionality of Trump's trial.
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Last month, 45 Senate Republicans voted to declare the trial unconstitutional, making it virtually impossible that enough of them would break ranks to reach the two-thirds majority required in the upper chamber to convict Trump and allow for a subsequent vote to bar him from ever holding public office again.
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[Trump attorney David Schoen] condemned Democrats, saying they were engaging in "some sort of blood sport" by showing a video compilation of the events of January 6 at the opening of their argument. The video said the insurrection was underway for more than two hours before "President Trump tweets a video" in which he repeated his baseless claims about the election, told the mob they were "very special," and said "we love you."