Newsmax's Greg Kelly: “The case against [Rep. George Santos] is actually pretty rotten”
Kelly: “The serious allegations against him have not been proven. They haven't.”
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From the November 30, 2023, edition of Newsmax's Greg Kelly Reports
GREG KELLY (HOST): George Santos, the embattled Republican congressman from Long Island in his first term, and tomorrow there's a real good chance he's going to get expelled. There was a, well, a resolution debated on the House floor today if a vote should take place tomorrow and that vote will take place tomorrow, but I think the case against him is actually pretty rotten. Look, I'm skeptical for a couple of reasons. These accusations are coming from two groups of people I don't generally trust -- career politicians and the mainstream media. I have to say this, the allegations, the serious allegations against him have not been proven. They haven't.
And when I first became aware of George Santos, I guess it was earlier this year, I was going around the dial, and I saw a scene like this. He's surrounded by a thousand reporters. Like, who is this guy? He must be very, very important. What? He was elected in November? He's been on the job for a month. OK. This seems a little bit disproportionate, right? The media's interest, when you have a guy like Joe Biden in the White House. So, leave it to the Republicans, they go after him. And today, Republicans were leading the charge debating that resolution.
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And they're picking on George Santos. Something is wrong. Very, very wrong. I haven't figured it out yet. I mean, look, it's the deep state and they've got their minions. But, anyway, the case against him continued today.
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All right. There's a lot of deja vu here, right? I have -- I -- these just don't seem to amount to all that much. Except for the last one, saying that your mom was in the South Tower on 9/11 when she wasn't. But I tried to find George Santos actually saying that, and there's no record of it. Now, there is a line on his website. And for what I know about politics, the candidate himself -- there's a good chance that the candidate did not write this blurb about himself on the website. I mean, it's a possibility. I heard, also, other politicians say things that really turned me off, not written on the website, that they actually said out loud.