House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff says Rudy Giuliani's involvement in the escalating Ukraine controversy may have broken the law -- but doesn't think the Justice Department will investigate him.
Washington House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff on Thursday said Rudy Giuliani's involvement in the escalating Ukraine controversy may have broken the law but doesn't think the Justice Department will investigate him.
When asked by CNN's Wolf Blitzer on"The Situation Room" if he believed Giuliani was potentially criminally liable, Schiff said that"If Mr. Giuliani was involved in a scheme to coerce a foreign government into giving dirt, manufacturing dirt, on President Trump's political opponent, then yes, that certainly can violate the law -- violate the criminal laws.
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