Schiff: Dem Oversight Could Led to Trump's Impeachment
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Question: What specific evidence or findings from Democratic oversight could potentially lead to the impeachment of President Donald Trump?
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Schiff: If Democrats win back control of Congress, an impeachment of President Donald Trump is possible. Host Kristen Welker asked if Democrats would lead the first impeachment back in 2019. Schiff said they should focus on bringing costs down, not just impeachment. The oversight should prioritize corruption driving costs up. However, they should prioritize improving quality of life for the American people. Schiff also mentioned that the focus should be on the agenda, not just on the outcome.
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