Adam Schiff: If Trump’s Conduct Is Not Impeachable, Then Nothing Is

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SCHIFF: “Ultimately, the question for you is whether the President's undisputed actions require the removal of the 45th president of the United States from office because he abused his office and the public trust by using his power for personal gain by seeking illicit foreign assistance in his reelection and covering it up. Other than voting on whether to send our men and women to war, I think there is no greater responsibility before you than the one before you now. The oath that you have taken to impartially weigh the facts and evidence requires serious and objective consideration, decisions that are about country, not party, about the Constitution, not politics, about what is right and what is wrong. After you consider the evidence and weigh your oath to render a fair and impartial verdict, I suggest to you today, the only conclusion consistent with the facts of law, not just the law, but the Constitution, is clear. As described by constitutional law experts testimony before the House, if this conduct is not impeachable, then nothing is."