Furthermore, the Democratic lawmaker pointed out the filings from the Southern District of New York and the Special Counsel indicated that they have more evidence against Trump. He will wait to see the full picture before saying that the president committed an impeachable offense.
He said, “We also need to see this is part of a broader pattern of potential misconduct by the president. It’s that broad pattern I think that will lead us to a conclusion about whether it raises to the level toward removing him from office.”
