Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) is urging House Republican leaders to hold a chamber-wide vote on impeaching President Joe Biden after the release of a report accusing the president of multiple impeachable offenses.

On Monday, the House Oversight Committee issued a final report alleging that Biden engaged in “impeachable offenses” by benefiting from and participating in his family’s influence-peddling schemes.

A summary of the report shared on X asserts that Biden was aware of and involved in these activities.

The committee has described the report as the “strongest case for impeachment of a sitting president the House of Representatives has ever investigated.” It added: “Our report details evidence to establish President Biden abused his office and violated his oaths of office as Vice President by engaging in a conspiracy to peddle influence to enrich his family. Then as President, Joe Biden and the Biden-Harris Administration obstructed the House of Representatives’ impeachment inquiry and the criminal investigation of President Biden’s son.”

In a video statement released on Tuesday, Donalds urged House Republican leaders to bring the Biden impeachment matter to the floor.

“I’ve felt that way for a long time. I’m on the Oversight Committee, I’ve seen all of the evidence up close and personal. It is without a doubt that he used his office when he was vice president to enrich his family as pay-for-play,” Donalds told Fox News. “That’s public corruption.”

The Florida congressman highlighted the low-bar precedent set by the first impeachment of former President Donald Trump, who was accused of threatening to withhold congressionally-approved aid to Ukraine. Donalds noted that all House Democrats voted for Trump’s impeachment based on hearsay from a whistleblower, who is now running for Congress as a Democrat.

“Listen, if a phone call is quote-unquote an impeachable offense, then public corruption absolutely is. I think the House should hold that vote,” Donalds told the outlet.