If we have a case for impeachment, that's the place we will have to go. The fact that -- why I'd like it to be a strong case is because I don't -- it's based on the facts. The facts and the law, that's what matters, not politics, not partisanship, just patriotism. The stronger our case is, the worse the Senate will look for just letting the President off the hook.
Nancy Pelosi discusses the importance of having a strong case for impeachment based on facts and law, rather than politics.
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