McConnell: Jan. 6 was a disgrace.

McConnell: did this because they had been fed lies, falsehoods, by the most powerful man on earth. ...There is no question that Pres. Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day

He is making a case for guilty, though he voted not guilty.

McConnell still sounds badly shaken

McConnell continues denouncing Trump....a mob was attacking the Capitol saying his name, carrying his flags....

McConnell: He was the only one who could end this.
the president did not act quickly. He did not do his job....(to restore order)
No. Instead,..he watched television happily as the chaos unfolded.

McConnell: As Pence already in danger: the president sent a further tweet attacking his own vice president.

McConnell still denouncing Trump and laying out his guilt, for provoking the Jan. 6 attack and not calling it off

McConnell making clear at some length he thinks Trump guilty but making some technical argument for not voting to convict.
said if Trump was still in office, he would have considered.

McConnell: respect colleagues who reached both conclusions.

He still sounds very troubled.