Tillis says Trump impeachment over Jan 6 was 'weighty,' a 'vote of no confidence'

A North Carolina Republican senator has framed President Trump’s second impeachment as a politically charged moment, calling it a "vote of no confidence" in his leadership following the January 6 Capitol breach. In a recent interview, the senator also discussed his upcoming book, which examines the political divisions and strategies that have reshaped modern governance. The conversation touches on the broader implications of the impeachment trial and its impact on the Republican Party. For those interested in the intersection of politics and personal strategy, this discussion offers insight into the senator’s perspective on recent events.

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) on Monday said President Trump's impeachment in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Hill attack was "weighty" and his impeachment trial was a "vote of no confidence." MS NOW's Ari Melber spoke with Tillis on "The Beat," where the two talked about Tillis's upcoming book "How to Lose Friends and...