Constitutional Scholars Say Trump Committed Several Impeachable Offenses | Hardball | MSNBC

The House Judiciary Committee heard from four law professors on the historic and constitutional basis for impeachment. And while their testimony was academic in substance, the majority's three witnesses were unanimous in their conclusion that the President committed high crimes and misdemeanors. Aired on 12/4/19.
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Constitutional Scholars Say Trump Committed Several Impeachable Offenses | Hardball | MSNBC

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