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Former President Trump was acquitted Saturday, Feb. 13.

Rob Natelson, the Constitutional Fellow at the Independence Institute in Denver, made his monthly appearance on the KGVO Talk Back show on Monday, and answered listeners’ questions on various topics.

The United States Senate has voted to acquit President Donald Trump of the two impeachment articles sent over by the U.S. House of Representatives.

Montana’s senior Senator Jon Tester had his turn at the microphone on Tuesday to tell his fellow Senators about how he would vote on the articles of impeachment for President Donald Trump, and left no doubt of his intentions.

Constitutional scholar Rob Natelson of the Independence Institute appeared on the KGVO Talk Back show on Monday and commented on the opinion of Alan Dershowitz, one of President Trump’s attorneys, regarding the issue of high crimes and misdemeanors and the President’s impeachment.

Montana Senator Steve Daines called in to the KGVO Montana Morning show on Friday to provide an update on several issues, including President Trump’s Impeachment Trial.

On Sunday, KGVO News put the question to Rob Natelson, Senior Fellow in Constitutional Jurisprudence at the Independence Institute in Denver, as to whether or not President Trump has actually been impeached, even though Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has not officially transmitted the Articles of Impeachment to the Senate.

Former Montana law professor and now the Constitutional Fellow at the Independence Institute in Denver, Rob Natelson, weighed in Sunday on the newest wrinkle in the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

Gianforte says that "the committee hearings were a scripted, substance-free, made-for-TV show."