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Washington
The chairman of the US House Judiciary Committee said on Sunday that if the impeachment case against President Donald Trump were put to a jury, there “would be a guilty verdict in three minutes flat.”
Representative Jerry Nadler told CNN that the evidence that Trump put personal interests above those of his country in dealing with Ukraine was “rock solid.” He did not rule out the possibility of a House vote on impeaching Trump by the end of the week.
That would put it on a fast track to a trial before the Republican-controlled Senate, where Trump is expected to prevail.
Nadler’s committee will meet today to begin weighing evidence compiled by the House Intelligence Committee on whether Trump linked military aid and a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky to a request that Kyiv investigate a potential 2020 rival, Democrat Joe Biden, and his son Hunter.
Nadler, asked whether he felt confident that Trump personally directed improper approaches to Ukraine, replied, “Yes.” “We have a very rock solid case. I think the case we have, if presented to a jury, would be a guilty verdict in three minutes flat.”
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