“Broken, false, and politically craven”

Deadline: White House

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News, Donald Trump, Daily News, The White House, Nicolle Wallace, Politics, Nbc News, Washington Dc, Msnbc, Government

4.6 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2023

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Summary

Nicolle Wallace discusses Rep. George Santos’ appearance in court after the Department of Justice leveled 13 charges against the freshman Congressman, the aftermath of the liable verdict in E. Jean Carroll’s civil lawsuit against the ex-president and the possible consequences of his return to mainstream media with CNN’s town hall, Tucker Carlson’s next move after accusing Fox News of a breach of contract, and more. Joined by: Grace Ashford, Michael Steele, Andrew Weissmann, David Jolly, Michael Steele, Lisa Birnbach, Shawn Crowley, Mike Ferrara, Jeremy Peters, and Jonathan Greenblatt.

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0:00.0	Hi there everyone it's
0:04.9	Forkarkin, New York. He is peak
0:06.6	GOP in the year 2023. He came to
0:10.3	represent everything that is
0:11.5	broken, false and politically
0:13.4	craven about Kevin McCarthy's
0:15.1	House GOP conference. His name
0:17.3	is George Santos and today his
0:19.4	House of Cards came tumbling
0:20.9	down. George Santos today appeared
0:23.0	in federal court after being charged
0:24.9	for a litany of crimes. 13 charges
0:27.7	in total. They include wire fraud,
0:29.8	money laundering and making false
0:31.5	statements to the House of
0:32.7	Representatives. In a statement
0:34.7	the Justice Department says this
0:36.5	quote, taken together the allegations
0:39.2	in the indictment charge Santos
0:41.0	with relying on repeated dishonesty
0:43.7	and deception to ascend to the halls
0:46.1	of Congress and enrich himself. In
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