I think that there is not any credible evidence from any of the witnesses, or anything in the record to suggest that the President was actually trying to ferret out corruption as opposed to impose a corrupt scheme on the President of Ukraine.
Jamie Raskin: “I think that there is not any credible evidence from any of the witnesses, or anything in the record to suggest that the…”
On the recordDecember 16, 2019
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Raskin argues there is no evidence of Trump seeking real corruption in Ukraine.
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