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"I think there is evidence that they are attempting to coordinate, but again, several months ago we didn't even have this. Let this investigation take its course."

"Scheduled to testify before the House Intelligence Committee is Donald Trump Jr., the president's son and a man whose name has surfaced in several ways in the ongoing investigation. Set to be a lead questioner of him is North Side Chicago Rep. Mike Quigley, who is expected to ask questions after Rep. Adam Schiff of California, the ranking Democrat on the panel, has his chance."

Rep. Quigley appeared on "The Beat" with Ari Melber to discuss the Russia Investigation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions' testimony before the House Intelligence Committee.

"It doesn't solve all the problems but it alleviates some, takes some of the burden off," said Congressman Mike Quigley, D-Chicago.

"Said Quigley: “It makes it harder for the Republicans to shut it down, either from the White House or from the leadership on the committee … because the public is seeing, ‘Hey, this is serious. People are being charged with felonies.'”

"The timing, somewhat. It's hard to imagine that after last week's announcement that Mr. Flynn had stopped cooperating with the Trump defense team that something like this wasn't going to happen. It was clearly an indication that there was cooperation, that is more likely than not leading to some sort of a negotiated plea."