He's impeached forever, no matter what he says or whatever headlines
he wants to carry around.
You're impeached forever.
You're never getting rid of that scar and history will always record
that you were impeached for undermining the security of our country,
jeopardising the integrity of our elections
and violating the constitution of the United States.
I don't know if the president understands about prayer or people who do pray.
But we do pray for the United States of America, I pray for him,
president Bush still, president Obama because it's a heavy responsibility.
I pray hard for him because he's so off the track of our constitution,
our values, our country, the air our children breathe, the water they drink
and the rest. He really needs our prayers.
So yesterday the Senate acted for the first time in history
that a senator has voted against his own president in a decision
regarding impeachment. God bless him for his courage.
This morning the president said people use faith as an excuse to do –
I don't know if he said bad things, but whatever he said
it was just so completely inappropriate.
That was not a State of the Union.
That was his state of mind.
We wanted a State of the Union. Where are we? Where are we going?
And the rest.
Not let me just show you how many guests I can draw.
I feel very liberated.
I feel that I have extended every possible courtesy.
I've shown every level of respect.
I say to my members all the time: "there's no such thing as an eternal animosity."
There are eternal friendships but you never know on what cause you may
come together with somebody you may have perceived as your foe right now.
He shredded the truth in his speech, he's shredding the constitution in his conduct,
I shredded his state of his mind address.