I most certainly do because I think we have a duty. We take an oath of office to uphold the Constitution.

We are given the power to sanction or countervail a president through impeachment who we feel the facts show has committed high crimes and misdemeanors.

I think it has. Of course, it depends on the facts as they are developed. And if they are very close to what we've read in the reports from 'The Washington Post,' of him basically leveraging military aid to the Ukraine that they need to…

Do not demand community respect for law enforcement while advocating for those very policies that you know will destroy their trust.

Later this week, I am going to introduce the Deadly Force Independent Review Act, which would provide independent review of instances when a Federal law enforcement officer has used deadly force.

It is a shame the Department of Justice, which has been effective in the past, has stepped back from providing independent review and accountability for police practices.

You can't have absolute independence if the DA has to go to the grand jury and if the DA indicts a policeman, gets a policeman indicted, then the police, as we saw in New York--

Yes, so that I as the detective don't have to interview or investigate somebody, I worked with for 20 years.

We also need to collect data and technology to be useful about policing practice, to make law enforcement more responsive and responsible.

I am deeply concerned about the crisis of trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

It is especially disheartening to hear the Attorney General of the United States attack local mayors and prosecutors for their efforts to respond to their local community.