Sky News host Gary Hardgrave says 'the toxic swamp of Washington' is 'biting back' against Donald Trump, as impeachment proceedings continue to push ahead against the US President. PMLive
Sky News host Gary Hardgrave says "the toxic swamp of Washington" is "biting back" against Donald Trump, as impeachment proceedings continue to push ahead against the US President. It comes as the House Democrats have unveiled two articles of impeachment against President Trump. The articles related to the President's abuse of power and obstructing Congress' attempts to investigate his dealings with Ukraine.
A third article of impeachment was not included - obstruction of justice - which would have captured the allegations against the President in the Robert Mueller investigation. "Donald Trump's greatest sin is that he won the 2016 election," Mr Hardgrave told Sky News host Paul Murray. "The toxic swamp of Washington is doing everything it can to blow him up".
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