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The Parnas Perspective — Republicans Demand Trump's Removal!. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Republican voters say they have had enough. They're done. They don't want this president office anymore. They don't even want the vice president taking over. They're calling for the president's removal all well record high gas prices hit American voters on Labor Day weekend. Never before have we seen such high gas prices on Labor Day. It's $4 over $4 a gallon of gas in most areas. Diesel prices won't don't even get me started. It's over $5.80 a gallon of gas for diesel. And Republican voters right now across the United States of America say this isn't what we voted for. This isn't what we want. And for the first time ever we are seeing a major shift because it's not just the people saying it one off on a cease-pan episode, which I'll show you. For the first time since 2008, Democrats have now opened their largest party identification advantage over the Republican Party since 2008. That is significant because back in 2008 it was a historic victory for President Obama at that point. Victory where you saw Indiana go blue, Florida
go blue. States that you never think would go blue in this current election cycle. But now they have a chance because of what voters are seeing with this White House. And I have the latest right now. Make sure to hit that subscribe button if you can. Like, comment, share, get the word out. We're on the road to a million subscribers and I need your help right now. I want you to hear directly from a Republican voter who is furious with the fact that gas prices are too damn high right now. And he wants the president of the United States removed from office. And notably he doesn't want vans replacing him. Looking in Waldorf, Maryland. Hi Virginia. Good morning. How are you? Good thanks. I'm calling in because these tariffs that are going in effect September 8 include lumber. Housing is already off the charts. How in the fact is middle especially lower middle class going to live. We can't even buy food anymore. It's like do you buy food or do you pay your bills or do you keep heat on or you keep air on? I mean, this man needs to be removed from
office and Congress is just not doing their job. And you say that as a Republican Virginia? I do. I absolutely do. I am a Republican. And is there would you when you say that President Trump needs to be removed? I mean, I assume you mean impeach that would put Vice President JD Vance in office. Would you be happy with that? No, no, I don't know. It's the choice of two evils. I know. It's the choice of two evils. That's directly from a Republican voter who's furious over tariffs. And that voter says that they've been a Republican voter since they were 18 years old. And they say that enough has I mean, we're it's done. They don't want this anymore. And well, the possibility of impeachment is always on someone's mind. It's always on the mind of members of Congress, always on the mind of the minority party. And I feel like on YouTube oftentimes everyone says impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. And like never happens. And
personally, when I hear the word impeachment, I'm like fast forward to when impeachment is actually going to happen. Don't keep giving me hopes or don't keep saying something that won't actually happen. But we do see a signal shift in the way members of Congress, specifically in the minority party right now, Democrats in the house talk about impeachment. Because if you asked them like three months ago, they would all say, impeachment isn't on our agenda if we were to take over. But now the responses and impeachment isn't our is an on our agenda. The responses, well, it's undoubtedly, undoubtedly, Donald Trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors that would justify impeachment. That's what Jamie Raskin said today on the Sunday show on on NBC. Accredits. Do you believe that President Trump has committed impeachable offenses at this point? Untowardedly, we don't have time to remotely scratch the surface, but going to war without a declaration of war, for example, continually defying Congress in terms of our appropriation of
money, stealing our spending power from us. I mean, I would say even just bulldozing the East wing of the White House. If you can bulldoze the East Wiggy can bulldoze the West wing. He believes that he is a king. They've been plundering money from our government in the most massively corrupt presidential administration in American history. I mean, his son-in-law, Jared Kushner brought back billions of dollars from Saudi Arabia and Qatar and the other corrupt oil monarchies. They are engaged in all kinds of insider political trading. And he, Donald Trump has made more money in a year and a half as President of the United States than every other president in American history combined. And every member of the House and the Senate have made in our legitimate salaries in this Congress. So nothing comes close to the kind of plunder and corruption we've been seeing in this administration. And all of that could warrant an impeachment investigation if we wanted to do it. But more important to us right now is getting health care to the American people and ending
the lawlessness. Okay, Congressman J.B. Raskin, thank you so much. That's directly from Congressman Raskin. And we talk about the warning wrong. When we talk about these record prices that Americans are furious over, right now the administration has no answers. Energy Secretary Chris Wright went on Dana Bash's show today and was asked directly about the record-high gas prices. Take a listen to what he had to say. I want to specifically ask about diesel, which of course is vital to pretty much every aspect of the supply chain. It's also the highest on record at $5.85 a gallon. It powers farm equipment, trains, trucks that move produce and other goods to stores. What is your message to Americans about when the price of diesel specifically, which affects the cost of just about everything? So diesel has been impacted by a lot of factors. But the single biggest one there has been the Ukrainian destruction of Russian refineries. Russia was a meaningful exporter of diesel throughout the last several decades. Today they banned any exports of diesel. China has also dramatically
throttled back exports of diesel. And in fact, Russia is importing gasoline where they have historically been a net exporter of that. So the refining market has become very tight. The Biden administration closed over a dozen refineries in the United States. Gavin Newsom in California closed two significant refineries just in the last 12 months. We of course are rowing in the opposite direction. The Trump administration is working with our refineries to expand their capacity. In fact, our efforts in Venezuela will also bring on not just oil production, but ultimately arise in refinery capacity in Venezuela to supply the world. So the world's had a lot of things rowing against the diesel market and democratic policies for the last 15 years to crimp the production of hydrocarbons in the United States is certainly taken a toll. But we're rowing in the other direction and we'll see that expanded. But on Venezuela, the administration certainly struck a deal, but it doesn't sound like that's going to make production up and running for like
10 years or so. But broadly on diesel, it sounds like what you're saying is Americans are going to have to wait that diesel prices are going to remain high for a while. Well, we have lots of actions to push in the other direction. So we'll see that's going to be a supply and demand balance. But on Venezuela, I think things are going swimmingly well above our projections. Their national production of oil is up 25%. Their exports of oil is up 50%. We're way ahead of plan and with billions of new dollars announced for investment into the country that every month that story gets better than it was the month before. So progress is happening rapidly. Progress is happening rapidly, but ultimately the Americans people aren't feeling it and they're not happy. They're not happy with this White House. Major developments right now. Make sure to subscribe. Like, comment share, get the word out. See you soon for more.
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