Megyn Kelly

And now, in the wake of Eric Swalwell being forced out, he's like...

OK, I'll go to, you know, and now the Republicans are like, OK, we can we can sacrifice one because they're losing one, which is also very skeevy.

Yeah, I think it's different, honestly.

I mean, if you look at the sequence of events on the Gonzalez thing, which is horrible, absolutely horrible.

ridiculous in both in terms of power structure within that office, the fact that it was a staffer, the fact that obviously there was mental health issues involved in what ultimately became in a very tragic situation.

But when all of this came to light,

It was presented to Speaker Johnson and he immediately said, this guy needs to go.

You should not run for reelection.

I mean, it was very close in proximity to when this comes out.

And it wasn't driven by Speaker Johnson.

These were things that were happening that we were all learning at at the same time.

and appropriate action was taken.

Now, should he have had a vote to expel him?

I mean, that's an argument that you could make, certainly.

But as this happened, Republicans had no it was all harm.

And yet he went out and said he should not run for reelection when he was in a tight reelection race, thereby risking the seat altogether.

There's not a single Democrat that did that.

In fact, Swalwell, it wasn't until he posed a problem to the Democratic Party

we started learning this and i would suggest this whole thing was pitched by the the democratic party to begin with which is certainly not the case with the gonzalez thing in terms of its politics now in terms of its practical impact they're both horrible situations obviously very different in a lot of different ways and they should both have no business representing anybody in the united states congress but there is a different political impact and how the leaders have handled each situation

I don't think we can rehabilitate anybody on Tony Gonzalez.