If this body has the power to impeach the President, which we do, we have, by definition, all of the subsidiary power to get any information that we need in order to investigate the President.
Jamie Raskin: “If this body has the power to impeach the President, which we do, we have, by definition, all of the subsidiary power to…”
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Raskin asserts Congress's authority to obtain information for impeachment investigations.
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