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Denver University professor breaks down an impeachment inquiry
Denver University political science professor and director Seth Masket breaks down what an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump is.
Published:
9:52 AM MDT September 28, 2019
Updated:
9:50 AM MDT September 28, 2019
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