Speaker 1: A lying Republican, Congressman George Santos, was met with some brutal heckling,
brutal heckling at LaGuardia Airport when he arrived yesterday. He faced questions,
continuing to face questions about more of his lies. Now it turns out that he appears to have you
know, I don't know the right terminology. I don't know if he was a drag queen. Like, I don't know.
Dressed in drag was a drag. What I do know is that Republicans for a year have been saying that drag
queens are one of the greatest threats to America and our children that they have ever seen from the
left. And it turns out George Santos appears to have also dressed in drag. He seems to be
admitting it. He's just saying I was having fun. Okay. We'll get to that on the bonus show. Anyway,
he arrives at LaGuardia Airport and is immediately swarmed. Take a look at this department.
Speaker 4: This is how you take it from here. You call my office,
right? Which I didn't respond to any e-mail. And I'll take care of what I've already told
you specifically in that I will sit with you. Okay. If you approach it throughout
the property, you know, I. Speaker 1:
Call my office. Oh, I did. They don't write back to me.
Speaker 4: The. Look at this. You know, Avery, I know, like, you
guys recognize that I'm. I'm tired of it. Yes, they have. I told them I want you to meet me
last night for a meeting, and I go back and. Speaker 1: Look at all the work he's doing.
Speaker 4: Congressman, who did you speak with? Classified.
Speaker 1: Classified, I. Oh, that's genius. So I looked into that. My understanding is that who
he meets with is not classified. It's just private, you know? And this is again. These
people have no business in these role. It's classified. Now, you might just not give us
the names of everyone you met with, although it might actually be public record. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Look, guys, I wish you guys well. I'm going to go in an elevator and.
Speaker 1: I wish you guys well. Speaker 4: And go home. No more it.
Young and I had to find out. Speaker 1:
So there he is. Asked about the drag queen stuff. He says, I was young and I had fun.
Speaker 4: To make for having a life. How about the $700,000 at the World Trade Center got? Look,
this is how you can look in the mirror. Speaker 1: Was your mother at the World
Trade Center on 911 is related to the fact that Santos has told two different
stories about when his mother died. Speaker 4: I love your guy who keeps
following me and plays like they could do a good job keeping you guys off your back.
Congressman Rohrabacher, who was governor for the entirety of Victoria, how are you?
Speaker 1: All right. So then he gets himself into an elevator. Here is a nice one. CBS two talked
about this. They are now, as a matter of fact, just introducing him as a disgraced
congressman, which I have to tell you I love. Speaker 3: We begin with breaking news tonight,
disgraced Congressman George Santos. Speaker 1: He's been he's been in
office a week and they're already referring to him as disgraced congressman back in town.
Speaker 3: Our cameras were there when he landed at LaGuardia late this afternoon. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, you know what I. I mean, last night, as you.
Speaker 3: Heard in the background there, someone yelling con artists walk through baggage claim.
He ignored many of the questions from reporters, but did say he's working for
his constituents. He also criticized the media. Speaker 4: I wish you guys well. I'm going to
go inside. And I have spoken with the voters. I've been in district the whole week. I've been
taking constituent calls. I've received federal grant applications for projects in the district,
and I look forward to serving the people. The one thing I'll say is the media and we've received
plenty of complaints about you guys stacking up. Speaker 3: The embattled lawmaker is facing more
scrutiny over his past. Santos said his mother escaped the South tower on 911,
but a researcher obtained immigration records showing she was in Brazil at the time. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we are going to have to stay on this, because I really do fear fear. And I'm
increasingly thinking that he is just going to stick it out no matter how humiliating it is. He
wants to be a big boy congressman, and he is going to just try to avoid the pressure on him to resign
for now. And he may well get away with it, because I'll be honest, I don't know how long. Like,
eventually I think eventually we'll get to the end of his lies that can be uncovered.
And so then it's just recycling stories and saying we still think he should resign. The
story will go away. So lets us keep the pressure on media outlets and other members of Congress to
keep the pressure on Santos. But I'm worried that this may be starting to lose steam and
he may be able to end up serving those two years, which would be absolutely horrible.