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John Conyers is a Democratic congressman from Detroit and he has been on the House Judiciary Committee longer than most people have been alive. This month, he became its chairman. He is also the only congressman in history to have been on the committee for two presidential impeachment investigations. Michigan Radio’s Jack Lessenberry spoke with him.
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