‘I didn’t want to jail Hillary Clinton. I thought it would be a terrible thing for our country,’ says Trump.
President Donald Trump on Thursday told Newsmax host Greg Kelly why he did not have his administration prosecute Hillary Clinton and what he’ll do if re-elected.
Speaking of not prosecuting Hillary, Trump said, “I didn’t want to. I thought it would be a terrible thing and there were opportunities, obviously…. but, I did not want to. I thought it would be a terrible thing for our country. They don’t care. These people are radical lunatics. They don’t care, and they have to be very careful with what they’re doing because it comes back to bite.”
“The wife of Bill Clinton, it would not have been a nice thing to do. But, I felt that way, I really did and she was quite nasty. And, by the way to this day she talks about the election, nobody goes after her. They go after conservative Republicans, they go after Christians…” he continued.
Trump went on to warn Republicans they’ll have nothing left to fight for if they don’t stand up to the radical political establishment ASAP.
After being asked how he’s handling the barrage of political lawsuits Democrat prosecutors have launched in his direction, Trump admitted he’d rather be on the campaign trail.
However, he also acknowledged the lawfare is likely helping his poll numbers because the people see through the left-wing strategy of tying Trump’s hands while Sleepy Joe Biden campaigns.
Trump said, “But you have these people, they’re evil. You know, they’re evil. They’re sick. And Letitia James, Alvin Bragg, look at all the crime we have and yet, they have a big portion of their office sitting there over absolutely nothing, there’s no crime.”
Entering the courthouse in NYC on Friday, Trump wished his wife Melania a happy birthday, telling the media, “It would be nice to be with her, but I’m at a courthouse for a rigged trial..”
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