GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz to ABC News: 'My belief is that you always take every opportunity you get, even in an unfair process, so if I were the president, I would have sent my team. But I can understand why they have such serious concerns.'
The investigation into President Donald Trump enters a historic next phase on Wednesday as the House Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on the constitutional grounds for drafting articles of impeachment.
Feldman says his analysis is that President Trump’s actions fit the constitutional definition of “high crimes and misdemeanors.” Feldman said the idea of impeachment is critical to the basis of American democracy, specifically the idea that unlike a king, the president is not above the law and there should be checks on a president.
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House Democrats vote to send impeachment report to Judiciary CommitteeThe House Intelligence Committee voted along party lines Tuesday night to approve a report that found evidence of President Donald Trump's misconduct and obstruction of Congress is 'overwhelming.'
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Trump impeachment case enters historic next phase in House Judiciary CommitteeFollowing the release of the House Intel report, the House Judiciary Committee holds its first hearing on the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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House Impeachment Committee Says Trump Abused His OfficeHouse Democrats released a draft report concluding that President Trump abused his office for personal and political gain by pressuring Ukraine to announce investigations that could benefit him.
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How to watch the House Judiciary Committee's first impeachment hearingThe impeachment inquiry into President Trump enters its next stage this week as the House Judiciary Committee holds its first hearing.
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Watch: Four law professors testify on Day 1 of House Judiciary impeachment hearingsFour law professors take the stand Wednesday as the House Judiciary Committee begins public impeachment hearings into President Trump.
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Judiciary Panel Will Step Back Into Spotlight, but Trump Keeps DistanceThis spring, as President Donald Trump defiantly rejected congressional attempts to investigate his conduct and policies, Rep. Jerrold Nadler of New York, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, asked his Democratic colleagues on his famously voluble panel a loaded question: When all is said and done
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