Q: "If Congress allows a president, now or later, to ask a foreign government to investigate a political rival, what precedent does that set for American diplomacy, for the safety of Americans overseas, and for the future of our country?" Hill and Holmes: "A very bad precedent."

Q: "If Congress allows a president, now or later, to ask a foreign government to investigate a political rival, what precedent does that set for American diplomacy, for the safety of Americans overseas, and for the future of our country?"

Hill and Holmes: "A very bad precedent." pic.twitter.com/T0K1WvIJAZ

— House Intelligence Committee (@HouseIntel) November 21, 2019