Welcome to The Investigation. I'm Chris Vlasto, senior executive producer here at ABC News.

I'm joined by the two senior members of our investigative team, John Santucci and Matt Moss,

who've been covering Donald Trump since he's got into the race and has continued to do so up until the Mueller report

has gotten released. It's been five days since the Mueller report came out, and there seems to be

a little bit of movement in the Democratic Party that impeachment seemed to be off the table

categorically, but now some of the congressional leaders seem to be moving in a different

direction and calling for possible impeachment.

But you'll start to notice now with this podcast, we have changed the artwork.

We have removed Robert Mueller from the art, and we have replaced it with Donald Trump.

And we're doing that because the investigations obviously are going to continue over the next couple of years, whether it's impeachment,

whether it's the Government Affairs and Oversight Committee or the battle for his tax returns.

Here at ABC News, we know that investigations fortunately or unfortunately are not going to go away

for this president. So we will continue to do this as the investigations continue. But let's first

get to our guest today, Terry

Moran. Terry, as I said before, it seems like Democrats are kind of opening the door to possible

impeachment. Nancy Pelosi has made it clear to her members that she is resistant to impeach this

president over the Mueller report. But however, over the weekend,

Jerry Nadler, who's the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, seemed to open the door.

Let's take a listen. Do you think this is impeachable?

Yeah, I do. I do think that this, if proven, if proven, which hasn't been proven yet, some of this, if proven some of this would be impeachable, yes.

All right.

Obstruction of justice if proven would be impeachable.

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