President Trump is expected to be choppering into Davos, nestled in the Swiss Alps, to mingle with business leaders and foreign officials on Tuesday — just hours ahead of when the US Senate will begin his impeachment trial
Trump, who missed the World Economic Forum's annual meeting last year due to the government shutdown, is expected to deliver remarks at the forum on Tuesday morning before sitting down with business leaders and a slate of foreign counterparts, including the Iraqi and Swiss presidents. But impeachment will likely remain on his mind.
The visit will be the latest in a string of foreign trips that have been at-times upstaged by political and legal developments aimed squarely at Trump -- from major developments in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation to others in the impeachment proceedings.
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