Trump's aides are 'divided' over the impeachment inquiry, with some telling the president Pelosi 'won't ultimately drive the process toward an impeachment vote,' Acosta said.
CNN Chief White House Correspondent Jim Acosta reported on Monday afternoon that Donald Trump's aides have been warning the president that there's a"real likelihood of impeachment" as support for the Democrat-led House's inquiry grows.
Acosta then referenced a new CNN poll, which showed that the public is becoming more open to impeachment, with 47 percent saying they support impeachment and removing the president from office, compared to just 41 percent in May.
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