Gutfeld rips critics of Biden impeachment calls: 'Which is less egregious, a phone call or dead Americans?'
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"The Five" host Greg Gutfeld called out critics of the growing list of lawmakers calling for President Biden's impeachment over his Afghanistan crisis, noting many are the same people who encouraged the same process be commenced against Donald Trump over a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
"He was not locked in," host Jesse Watters said. Gutfeld argued the comparison between calls for Trump's impeachment and calls for Biden following the deaths of at least 13 U.S. service members in Kabul "doesn't work." The "Gutfeld!" host underlined that he is not calling for Biden to be impeached, but instead calling out the hypocrisy of those in the media and politics who are suddenly impeachment-averse after months of demanding Trump's ouster.
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