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Trump administration officials he committed impeachable offenses. while the republican witness may not be convinced that there's sufficient evidence that the president engaged in these acts, the american people and the majority of this committee disagree. i also think that the republican witness, professor turley, issued a sage warning in 1998 when he was a leading advocate for the impeachment of bill clinton. he said, "if you decide that certain acts do not rise to impeachable offenses, you will expand the space for executive conduct." that was a question of professor turley in 1998 in the im...

Bl blower belowing the whistle on the president. >> there are things we don't know but it could breach proper executive conduct. here we would have a president using his power in the oval office and, in fact, the full force and weight of the u.s. foreign policy to try to compel another country to engage in essentially opposition research on a potential political adversary going into the 2020 election. if that's not problematic, i don't know what is. this could escalate to another echelon if there was, in fact, a quid pro quo here where the pretty was promising to disperse u.s. force to the ukr...