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congresswoman luri, a and her colleagues write -- "we call on congress -- including the power of inherentd impeachment hearings to address these new allegations. find the truth and protect our national security." joining us now is congressman elaine luria. congressman, thanks for being here. >> thanks, rachel. >> it's weird to talk about you right next to you. i'm sorry about that social awkwa awkwardness. this is a serious step, this op-ped you wrote with your colleagues tonight. tell me about your thinking process leading up to this. >> well, my thinking process is if this particular instance that's happened with the president of the united states, enlisting a foreign leader to assist him in conducting an investigation that will smear and damage his potential political opponent in the upcoming election and in the process of doing that potentially withheld foreign aid to that country, if this isn't impeachable, what is? so i feel like this is a clear and concise instance that the american people can understand where the president of the united states has tried to enlist foreign influence

meanwhile, ukraine prosecutor general luri utsenko said he had no proof that they had done anything wrong. from my point of view, a board member can be paid whatever a company decides. they didn't violate any ukrainian laws, lutsenco said. whether burisma's board members violated u.s. law is not for me to judge. so he's saying it's totally inappropriate for a president to try to get a foreign leader say something that is untrue about any political opponent and that congress is looking into it. >> sara murray, thank you very much for that report. joining us now, democratic congressman, peter welch on the house intelligence committee that's been fighting with the trump administration to obtain that whistleblower complaint. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. cnn has confirmed that president trump pressured his ukrainian counterpart to investigate joe biden's son in that july phone call. and according to the "wall street journal," the president made this request about eight times. what's your reaction? >> wolf, first of all, as a member of the intelligence committee, i can't confirm