MSNBC: Republican Lawmakers Cannot 'Stand By White House' If Evidence of Trump Criminality Becomes 'Obvious'
Newsweek
Newsweek
  • 5 years ago
MSNBC guest, Eli Stokols said Republican and Democrat lawmakers have privately said they 'wouldn't be able to stand by this White House' if evidence of campaign violations by the president become 'obvious.'
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