Matt Gaetz Volunteers to Give Up House Seat to Defend President Trump in Senate Trial

Congressman Matt Gaetz said he would give up his seat in the House if asked to defend President Donald Trump in the upcoming impeachment trial.

“The President so far has gotten a low-energy defense,” Gaetz said in an interview with War Room.

Gaetz said it’s important to show how President Trump’s concerns about the presidential election were valid, and urged Republicans to go on offense since 45 Republicans are already on the record that the impeachment is unconstitutional. Stephen K. Bannon said it’s a “free play” to show the receipts on election fraud.

“Let’s not play to the Senate,” said Gaetz. “Let’s play to the country. Let’s play to our people.”

Gaetz said he and other populist Republicans inquired if they could represent President Trump in the senate trial but were turned down by the House Ethics Committee. When asked if he would resign his seat to argue the case, Gaetz did not hesitate.

“I would leave my House seat, I would leave my home,” Gaetz said if needed to defend the greatest president in modern history.

“I view this cancellation of the Trump presidency and the Trump movement as one of the biggest threats” to the constituents of Florida’s first district, Gaetz added. “I’m here to win, to win so much I get tired of it because that’s what I was promised.”