On the recordJuly 27, 2020
You said a crime. You didn't say it would be wrong. You didn't say it would be unlawful. You said it would be a crime.
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congress.govYou said a crime. You didn't say it would be wrong. You didn't say it would be unlawful. You said it would be a crime.
Swalwell emphasizes the seriousness of a potential crime involving presidential pardons.
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