The President of the United States has violated the law. He has abused his power. He is undermining our freedoms, our democracy. We must act. That is why we are here today. No one, no President in this country is above the law.
Jerry Nadler: “The President of the United States has violated the law. He has abused his power. He is undermining our freedoms, our…”
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Nadler emphasizes the need for action against presidential misconduct.
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