Senator Lindsey Graham promises “riots in the street.” The South Carolina Republican isn’t known as a hothead. Everyone also knows there isn’t any love lost between him and Donald Trump. Not since then-candidate Trump gave out his opponent’s cell phone number during the primary. Even so, the senator is convinced there will be hell to pay if Garland files charges against the former president. He sat down for an on-air visit with his old buddy Trey Gowdy, Sunday night.
Riots if Trump charged
There will literally be riots in the street of Trump is indicted. Trey Gowdy kicked his “Sunday Night in America” show off this week with a clip of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg ratting out the FBI.
Zuckerberg confirmed that the bureau ordered the platform to suppress anything that smelled like a story about Hunter Biden’s laptop as “Russian propaganda.” They intentionally altered the outcome of the 2020 election, it seems. Then, Gowdy brought conservative South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham out, to talk about it.
The “two-tiered legal system in favor of President Biden and against former President Trump” is blatantly obvious to Senator Graham. Between obvious censorship and misdirecting propaganda clouding Hunter Biden’s influence peddling crimes and a high-profile raid on Mar-a-Lago, there is a significant threat of “violence in response.”
That’s why the FBI buildings nationwide have barricades around them. “If there is a prosecution of Donald Trump for mishandling classified information after the Clinton debacle there will be riots in the street.”
“Most Republicans including me, believe when it comes to Trump, there is no law. It’s all about getting him. There is a double standard when it comes to Trump.” Meanwhile, since the princeling can do no wrong, riots are brewing.
“What happened with Hunter Biden is that the FBI weighed in to make sure the story didn’t break before the 2020 election. We now have whistle-blowers at the FBI telling Senator Grassley that they were told to slow down and back off Hunter Biden.”
It was a joke
Both Gowdy and Graham have solid reputations as conservative Republicans. They don’t talk about riots lightly. “You love the law and I love the law” Graham noted.
“I’ve never been more worried about the law in politics as I am right now. How can you tell a conservative Republican that the system works when it comes to President Trump?” You simply can’t. “What happened in Crossfire Hurricane, it was a joke of an investigation. People lied and manipulated the evidence.”
