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"The second amendment Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer will force a vote on during today’s impeachment trial proceedings will be for the Senate to subpoena certain Department of State documents and records," his office said.The motion to table House Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's first amendment calling for White House documents to be subpoenaed has passed. The vote in favor was along party lines — 53 Republicans voted in favor, 47 Democrats voted against tabling the motion.Democrats are now introducing a second amendment calling for the subpoena of documents and records from the State Department.From CNN's Clare Foran During the brief recess prior to debate on the Schumer amendment, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was engaged in conversation with a group of GOP senators, including Lamar Alexander, Todd Young, Mike Rounds, Roger Wicker and John Cornyn.
As said here by By <a href="/profiles/meg-wagner">Meg Wagner</a> and Mike Hayes, CNN