This is the Tom Hartman Program.

Welcome back to the second hour of our program.

Congressman Roquehanna is here with us for the hour taking your calls.

He is the Vice chair of the Congressional

Progressive Caucus. He represents the 17th District of the state of California

generally known as Silicon Valley. His website is K-H-A-N-A-D-A-D-H-N-A-D-H-N-A-D-H-N-A-D-H-N-A-D-H-N-A-D-H-N-A-O-G-O-G-O-G-G, and you can tweet him at Rep Row-O-K-O-K-O-V.coma, impeachment is not just a in this moment event that we are still looking back on the

Andrew Johnson presidency through the lens of his impeachment we're still

looking back at the Richard Nixon presidency

and defining what is acceptable and unacceptable behavior by a president

through the lens of what Richard Nixon was impeached for and there was a big debate when

Nixon was being impeached about whether or not they should include his

secret bombing of Cambodia which was a clear war crime and they ultimately

decided not to I think they should have. I think that probably

a lot of things wouldn't have happened between then and now if presidents have been put

on notice that you can be held accountable for this. And you know and and the and Bill Clinton of course

you know the the whether it's was important or not or whether it was impeachable or

not we look at his presidency through that lens and I think that that's how we're going to view the Trump presidency and it's going to define the parameters of behavior for future presidents and for that reason I my personal opinion is that all of the actual crimes, things that are violations of the Constitution

like the Amoluments Clause or things like, you know, Paying Stormy Daniels, an actual violation

of campaign finance laws, should be included in the impeachment

resolution. What say you?

Tom I agree with you that it has to be broad-based. I mean it has to have the

findings of the Mueller report it has to have something on

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