JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST: -- colleagues sometimes acting in a way that you think might undermine the seriousness of purpose of the impeachment inquiry.</s>REP. RO KHANNA (D-CA): I haven't, I respect Representative Rose, I'm glad that he's now for impeachment inquiry. I don't know a single colleague who was for impeachment before the President was sworn in. There were many Democrats who even went to his inauguration as did I. The President has signed two of my bills. Speaker Pelosi is still calling on the President to work on prescription drugs and Speaker Pelosi talked about sadness as well. No one wants to go through an impeachment inquiry that by definition is going to further polarize this country, but we have a constitutional responsibility, and we can't have a President out there saying to foreign leaders, come meddle with our democracy. So we have no choice but to do this.</s>TAPPER: All right, former Congressman, I mean, sorry, current Congressman Ro Khanna of California, thank you so much. Appreciate your time.</s>KHANNA: Thank you, Jake. Always a pleasure.</s>TAPPER: Well, that was uncomfortable. Vice President Mike Pence was just asked about President Trump calling for now two countries to dig up dirt on the Bidens, stay with us.
Interview with Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA), Impeachment Inquiry