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</p> Amid some remarkable, and some small moments, CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists were there. </p> Here’s the day in photos: </p> A staffer looks up at a boom camera as Trump delivers his address.
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> No one invited John Bolton (that we know of).
</p>Kenneth Starr, a member of Trump’s impeachment legal team, arrives in the Capitol on Monday for the start of the Senate impeachment trial proceedings.
</p> Q: What did you learn from your time as a staffer?</p> A: I had oversight of the entire foreign assistance program and responsibility for writing the annual foreign aid authorization bill.
</p> A U.S. Capitol Police officer checks a reporter for electronic devices as he passes through a magnetometer to enter the Senate chamber to take his his seat in the press section on Tuesday.
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> Senators are bantering about (and presumably eating) candy. Press secretaries are fielding questions about candy. Reporters are writing about candy.
</p> Over in the Senate Chief Justice John Roberts arrived to swear in the senators before the impeachment trial gets underway next week.</p>Rep.
</p> Trump has an obsession with physical attributes.
Ed Henry had an interview scheduled with Bill Clinton.
Fellow Louisianans Steve Scalise and Bill Cassidy echoed those sentiments, while Washington Sen. Patty Murray represented Gleason’s roots.</p> NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell had a front-row seat.
</p>A work crew vacuums the peak of Alexander Calder’’s “Mountains and Clouds” installation in the atrium of the Hart Senate Office Building on Monday evening.
</p> Cassidy worked closely with Gleason’s organization, Team Gleason, to shepherd the bill through Congress, according to a release.
</p>NCAA president Mark Emmert, center, Sens. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., right, and Mitt Romney, R-Utah, conduct a news conference in Russell Building on student-athlete compensation Tuesday.
</p> So naturally I signed up for a Capitol tour.
</p> CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists are capturing the events of the day on and around Capitol Hill. Check back for updates.
</p> Emmert told Sens.
</p> For instance, Crenshaw touted a bill that would let workers use their future Social Security payments for paid leave. It’s “not a handout,” said Crenshaw. “It’s borrowing for your future.”
</p> Except when it comes to paid leave.
</p> [Bill Huizenga: Our beer is better than your beer]</p> The senator was jetting out of Washington when she hastily pulled an outfit from her suitcase and stuffed it in her purse because she couldn