A 15 foot balloon of George Santos calls for his expulsion. He's always smiling. People gathered outside of Congress to push for the expulsion of George Santos. The 15 foot balloon of Santos displayed outside of US Capitol [00:00:19] gained a lot of attention look. [NOISE] >> Daniel, you good. >> [LAUGH] This is a new thing, it was been going on for a little while Wozney, [00:00:37] where people just they'll make balloon out of you real quick. Okay, and it never really stand up straight. It gets all twisted and stuff. >> Speaker 2: It's so true to life though. It's so true to life for George Santos. >> Speaker 1: Look at that [LAUGH]. [00:00:52] >> Speaker 2: It's an exact replica of George Santos. That's why it's just so fantastic, the glasses are perfect. >> Speaker 1: Can I tell you something? What else is perfect when you look at the first photo? I thought that one of his roommates said that George stole his belt. [00:01:10] He stole the belt when George did some kind of interview, I said, this fool even stole my belt. Can you believe this guy? He actually wore my belt, I think that that was deliberate. It's not just any belt, I could be wrong. Expel Santos full of lies, Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson said [00:01:29] the chamber will vote on whether to expel George on Thursday. Leaving it up to lawmakers to decide whether New York congressman should be removed from office for embellishing his resume and allegedly breaking federal law. I think he passed a check somewhere, where was that? [00:01:48] Brazil. There's a string of things going on, and it all could be a coincidence, but some say we're not going to wait on this, he's got to go. Guardian with the details there. November 16 report from the US House Ethics Committee accused Santos of spending campaign funds on luxury goods, [00:02:06] only fan subscriptions and cosmetic botox treatments. Maybe he had migraines. Maybe it was really because he had migraines. That part I would carve out from the rest of the allegations, because some people have migraines and they get botox. [00:02:24] Maybe he needed relief. Less than 24 hours after the committee issued its report. Its chair, Michael Guest, Republican Mississippi, introduced a resolution to expel Santos. Lgbtqdation with the details. Well, here's what Santos has said. [00:02:40] All these members are pushing this. They want me to resign because they don't want to take this tough vote that sets the precedent to their own demise in the future. Axios with that quote, and I think this is the one thing that he's not lying about. [00:02:55] They needed his vote and everything was so tight. Republicans had to just hold their nose and put up with it, were they really holding their nose. But there's a lot of people who get accused of things. And remember, a lot of these people in Washington just are here to protect each [00:03:11] other, both sides of the aisle. They will come good when they are, you have scandal, I have scandal, maybe. Santos has been charged with fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds, and false statements. We just said false statements, we can't go through all the statements, okay. [00:03:28] Because there's a lot of statements to deal with. Wozney, what say you and do you agree that it's ironic that the one thing I think he is telling the truth about George Santos is. They are very scared to take this vote because first it's Georgi. [00:03:47] I think he even stole some, a veteran who wanted this dog to get surgery. Our team will let me know. George was supposed to help and I don't know where that case is. Is Santos right, though? It wouldn't bother me if I'm the next to go, I'm the next to go. [00:04:04] But I didn't steal Hermes belt. >> Speaker 2: I think before the investigation, it would have been a little hasty to expel the guy. But once it's been proven that he's lying and he's misappropriating funds. [00:04:19] And he's literally probably the most gutless, embarrassing politician of my life. >> Speaker 1: Hold right there, if you could hold that thought. [CROSSTALK]. You said the most embarrassing politician of your life and this is your commentary. [00:04:41] We don't script you, we don't tell you what to say. I just want to give you an opportunity to just let it marinate for a second. >> Speaker 2: I went down some of the list, I remember John Edwards cheating on his cancer stricken wife. That was pretty bad and terrible. There was the one homie, I believe from South Carolina who was writing those [00:05:00] flowery love letters to his mistress. >> Speaker 1: He went in the mountains. >> Taking his woman to Argentina, I mean, there was that homie. There was the other congressman, I believe he was from Minnesota, his name escapes me. He was doing the gay sex in the public bathrooms at airport- [00:05:18] >> Speaker 2: Goodness, yeah, the hypocrite. >> Speaker 2: There was that homie. Which again, like even those things, it's like. >> Do you. >> Edwards could have possibly been, him and his wife could have been cooked already. And it was just terrible timing when he got caught because she got sick. [00:05:33] This guy was actually in love with his mistress. And the other homie, he's closeted, that's a tragedy that you would live your life as a closeted male. Santos, the lies are just so obvious and blatant and so easily disproven, it's not elaborate investigations. [00:05:53] It didn't take like Sherlock Holmes to uncover this guy's frauds, it's so embarrassing [LAUGH]. >> Speaker 1: Well, I think he prove a strong point, but what was the statement, give it to me one more time. The most, what did you say? [00:06:09] >> Speaker 2: Embarrassing and gutless and shameless politician of my life [LAUGH]. >> Speaker 1: I see it's that part, I think someone said parsing, but I declare you wrong and I'm going to tell you why. [00:06:24] I heard of someone who well, they came down an escalator. They also held a Bible upside down. The family, the son in law, I think got billions of dollars from the Saudi was on trial, the judge said, that's rape to me. [00:06:40] You raped, okay. On trial and 116 indictments, there was a handle, I read the comments today. That's the only quibble I have with you, but you named some good ones. But the most in your lifetime. >> Speaker 2: Andrew Gillum in Florida, that was tough. [00:06:58] >> Speaker 1: Well, there was some alarming things going on there. [CROSSTALK] >> Speaker 1: Yeah, that was tough when you add crack to it. >> Speaker 1: The other one's excuse though, he doesn't even drink. He doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke. All he does is eat those, which color Starburst. [00:07:15] Okay, so what's his excuse? >> Speaker 2: McDonald's made him do it. >> Probably.