We have to find out exactly what was going on. We have to look at the Russian interference of the campaign and what did the president know about that, and to what extent did he cooperate with that, if he did. We have to look at his business dealings and his lying about that. We have to look at the fact that he surrounded himself with crooks, and we have to get to the bottom of this.
Nadler outlines the scope of investigations into the president's actions and potential misconduct.
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