President Trump on Tuesday responded to The Gateway Pundit’s question of whether or not Congress should impeach former President Barack Obama for treason and attempting to undermine the will of the voters, following Trump’s first election in 2016.
The President spoke to reporters briefly after returning to the White House on Tuesday. Initially, he did not stop to take questions, but some reporters, including this reporter, ran into him and members of his family in the Palm Room as they headed to the Oval Office.
After telling us about the new chandeliers he plans to install in the Palm Room, the President took two questions, one from Iris Tao of NTD and one from The Gateway Pundit.
This comes after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard declassified a December 2016 presidential briefing, revealing Barack Obama knew the Trump-Russia collusion narrative was a hoax.
President Trump responded during a press conference last week and tore into Obama, Clinton, Biden, Clapper, Comey, and the rest of their gang, calling for “ringleader” Barack Obama to face “very severe consequences” for “treason.”
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Trump also told reporters last week that “Obama owes me big” for the Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of Trump that US presidents have immunity from prosecution for official acts. This prevented Biden and his thugs from prosecuting the President for January 6.
“He’s done criminal acts, there’s no question about it, but he has immunity,” Trump said.
However, some legal experts argue that Congress should impeach Obama to allow him to be prosecuted.
President Trump, who faced an impeachment effort after he left office in 2021, did not seem to agree that impeachment was the answer, but said Congress "should do something because you have to recognize the wrong that they have done, and it can never be allowed to happen again."
WATCH:
Tao: Mr. President, what would you consider British accomplishments while in Scotland? Was it the new trade deal or talks with the UK leaders?
Trump: Well, the trade deals are fantastic. They're making our country very rich. Our country is very, very rich. It's about time somebody did it.
Conradson: Mr. President, do you think that Congress should start impeachment proceedings against Barack Obama?
Trump: Well, it's not an impeachment. He's out of office. But they should do something because you have to recognize the wrong that they have done, and it can never be allowed to happen again.
