Kevin McCarthy Denounces Democrats in House for Efforts to "Forsaken Destitution" Against Trump

House Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., Called for democratic efforts to oust President Trump, "imaginary" about "Fox & Friends" on Tuesday and said Congress should dedicate time and resources to efforts to questions of interest to the American people.

"It's an imaginary dismissal, nobody in America wants that," he said. "There are no facts for that, and here we are. [Jerry] Nadler who campaigned to become chairman of the board, saying it would be better for the impeachment, the day after the elections. "

McCarthy said the Judiciary Committee, whose representative Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y. , presidents, should focus on solving the crisis of illegal immigration on the southern border and on major technologies

"What should this committee do? [Address] the crisis at our border, immigration – the review of all these technology companies. It is the committee that is competent in this area, "he said.[Nadler] do nothing. Or what about Inspector General Horowitz, who just received all this report on the Department of Justice. This is what normal congresses do in the committee. "

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McCarthy criticized the party's presidential candidates for 2020 and accused them of avoiding the impeachment process because they can not defend it. He also stated that they had fled the economy because they had no part in his success.

"If you participate in the presidential campaign with the Democrats, nobody asks the question [impeachment]. They just had a full debate, not a question about the impeachment, "he said.

"The other sad news is that there was no question about the economy, because the Democrats have nothing to do with the strength of this economy – the strongest we've had since They do not want to talk because that's the reason why President Trump is going to be re-elected. "

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McCarthy also accused the Democrats of not having imposed the law and explained that they were operating on emotions rather than facts.

"It's the difference with the Democrats, look how they do not believe in the rule of law," he said. "They do not believe in the facts, they just want to take it from them."