President Trump has made his first remarks since the Capitol Hill riot and has warned that impeachment is a danger to the U.S. and is “absolutely ridiculous.”
President Trump told reporters that the House's push to impeach him again is “absolutely ridiculous” and is causing “tremendous anger,” @justinsink
Trump did not address his own role in inciting the mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol, for which he may get impeached
— Jordan Fabian (@Jordanfabian) January 12, 2021
TTN According to CNBC:
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that it was dangerous to the United States for him to be impeached for inciting a riot of his supporters at the Capitol last week.
Trump, who faces an expected impeachment by the House of Representatives, also claimed that “I want no violence,” during brief remarks to reporters as he left the White House to travel to Texas.
Trump’s comments were the first time that he had spoken to the media since last Wednesday, when thousands of his suppporters invaded the halls of Congress, killing a Capitol police officer.
President Trump also slammed the new impeachment as a continuation of the witch hunt.
President Trump while leaving the White House said impeachment is a “continuation of the greatest witch hunt in the history of politics." He added, “I think it’s causing tremendous anger.”
Note: Trump is being impeached after encouraging his supporters to storm Capitol Hill.
— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) January 12, 2021
