Obstruction of the Justice is the ticket people.

While television journalist for CNN and 60 Minutes Anderson Cooper has scored high ratings with his interviews of two ladies that had encounters with President Trump before he was President, that should not be the main story. The main story should be if the President, or his allies acting on his behalf, obstructed justice (or other illegal acts) with regards to any interactions with these ladies or any other instances before and after the election. That is where the real legal jeopardy is for the President or his willing helpers. While interviewing these ladies is a rating bonanza because "sex" sells, that is not the real legal "target" people should have in their legal "sights."


https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/25/politics/60-minutes-stormy-daniels-interview-main/index.html

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/03/23/596257288/former-playboy-model-spills-alleged-affair-details-trump-tried-to-pay-her