Newsmax guest suggests impeaching Jimmy Carter
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Citation From the February 5, 2021, edition of Newsmax's John Bachman Now
JOHN BACHMAN (HOST): That's true, I mean, and that's what the hard thing to, kind of, watch about this is. You know, you can say whatever you want about the things that Marjorie Taylor Greene -- she has said she certainly came out and talked about that, we played a soundbite from her earlier. But when you look at the end result of what happened yesterday, T.W., it is, you know, basically Democrats and, you know, Republicans who don't represent Georgia taking the voices away from the people who elected Marjorie Taylor Greene. And if they want her out of Congress, and if they don't want to have those committee seats, shouldn't they be the ones making those decisions?
T.W. SHANNON (GUEST): Well, this is what you see from the left over and over, John. You see them trying to cancel Republicans. They're trying to rewrite history. They're trying to cancel everybody who has a dissenting voice. That's what happens when you have a socialist, communist society. That's not what should happen in the greatest country in the world.
But listen, the Democrats who are trying to impeach President Trump -- I mean the very idea. Forget what you think, how you feel about President Trump. Right, wrong, like him or you don't. But the idea that Congress could haul in a private citizen and impeach them, that should frighten every single American. But if we're going to start impeaching former presidents, I think we should start looking at Jimmy Carter because I think he caused a lot of chaos in this country. So if we're gonna start impeaching private citizens, let's start with Jimmy Carter. How's that?
BACHMAN: Oh T.W., leave Jimmy Carter alone. Oh man. Actually he's been a pretty good post-president. Maybe setting the example on how to be a good president after the fact.