Eric Holder: "There are reasons for impeachment" in the Mueller report

Former Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderEric Holder: "There are reasons for impeachment" in the Mueller report Barr's appointed prosecutor is about to enter the Washington fire The Dems are struggling to make bend Trump to PLUS probes argued on Thursday that Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud Mueller's choice to lead the investigation over Russia MOREIn his report on the investigation of the special advocate on the Trump campaign and the Russian interference in the elections, it was revealed "grounds for indictment".

In an interview with NBC News, the former attorney general of the Obama administration said that the cases of obstruction of justice described by Mueller's findings were of paramount importance for the offenses that can not be seized, while enjoining the Chamber to wait for its client to testify in order to rule.

"Oh, I think there are reasons for impeachment" in the report, Holder said Thursday. "I said, if you look at the second part of the report, there is no doubt that the findings reported by Bob Mueller obstruct justice and are extremely detailed. And this in itself would be the foundation of impeachment. "

"But I think the House needs to gather evidence, we have to hear Bob Mueller," Holder continued. "They have to get the entire report and then make a reasoned decision."

Holder added in the interview that he did not think that America was still in a "constitutional crisis", as suggested by some Democratic members of the House, but he did note that the White House's response to the Congressional Summons was "being formed" to be considered as such. a crisis.

"I am concerned about the state of this country and how the Trump administration is responding to the legitimate demand of Congress," said the former Attorney General. "We could be in a constitutional crisis, but I do not think we're still here."

The chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the House, Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), Had said earlier in May that the White House had plunged the country into a "constitutional crisis" by blocking the Attorney General. William BarrAccording to William Pelham Barr Schiff, the Department of Justice did not comply with the subpoena for the Mueller report. Flynn provided details in the investigation of Mueller 's obstruction. A new memo tells Eric Holder: "There are impeachment reasons" in the Mueller PLUS report to publish an unedited version of Mueller's report.

"We have been talking for a long time about addressing a constitutional crisis – we are now," Nadler said at a press conference.

"The time has come to verify whether we can maintain a republic or whether this republic is destined to be transformed into a different, more tyrannical form of government," he added. "We must resist that."

Dozens of legislators in the House have supported earlier efforts to introduce dismissal articles against the president, but Democratic leaders have so far insisted on opposing tactics.