Clearly we have seen, with what has been given to this administration through the coal industry and executives, that the President of the United States does not need to look to Ukraine for corruption; he simply needs to look at his own administration, because we're seeing it firsthand.
Rouda criticizes the Trump administration's ties to the coal industry and suggests internal corruption.
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