Al Green: Firing Comey While Thinking About Russia Is an ‘Impeachable Act’

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GREEN: “Let me say this is really not about Democrats. It’s about democracy. It’s about government of the people, by the people, for the people and it’s not about Republicans. It’s about the republic. It’s about what Benjamin Franklin said when he said you have a republic if you can keep it. It’s about keeping the republic, and let me just share some facts with you. The president confessed. He confessed on national television. He said that this whole Russia thing is made up, and he went on to say that he thought about that at the time that he made his decision to just do it. When he did that and then he fired Comey. That was an impeachable act. If he hadn’t fired him you wouldn’t have had an impeachable act. If he hadn’t said he did it because of the investigation, you wouldn’t have an impeachable act, but when you combine these two things you have an impeachable act, and the bar of Justus for this type of impeachable act according to article 2 section 4 of the Constitution is the Congress of the United States of America."