Chief justice juggles 2 jobs in overseeing impeachment trial

Chief Justice John Roberts is starting to juggle two jobs as the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump gets underway. On Tuesday morning, he donned his black robe and oversaw two arguments at the Supreme Court before heading across the street to the U.S. Capitol where he is presiding over the trial in the Senate chamber. Over the past 14 years, he has gotten comfortable in the role of chief justice of the United States, but presiding over Trump's trial will be a new, public role for Roberts, who is used to proceedings that aren't televised as they are in the Senate.
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