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Professor Turley cautions against over impeachment eagerness at House hearing

George Washington University Law School Shapiro Chair for Public Interest Law Jonathan Turley testifies that he has not trusted a president since James Madison, claims Biden has been dishonest, but dishonesty is not an impeachable offense at the first public hearing of an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden by the House Oversight and Accountability Committee.
George Washington University Law School Shapiro Chair for Public Interest Law Jonathan Turley testifies that he has not trusted a president since James Madison, claims Biden has been dishonest, but dishonesty is not an impeachable offense at the first public hearing of an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden by the House Oversight and Accountability Committee.
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