Ex-speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) mocked Chuck Todd
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“I’d rather catch fire than run for office again” Boehner
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“You know the only reason I asked that question is because I was expecting an answer like that anyway,” Todd laughed.
Boehner smiled and said to Todd, “You’re an s —. You’re an s —.”
“I guess I’ll get it as a compliment,” Todd replied. “I’ll take it as a flipped compliment.”
The former president has spent the past week making several media appearances to promote his new book, “On the House”.
I WILL SEE: @SpeakerBoehner: “I’d rather set myself on fire than run for office again.”@chucktodd: “The only reason I asked this question is because I was expecting such an answer.”
John Boehner
– Meet the press (@MeetThePress) April 18, 2021
In excerpts from the book published in an essay earlier this month, Boehner denies what he says are “crazy” forces that have taken control of the Republican Party and the conservative media landscape that he said pumped oxygen to its worst impulses.
He also told Todd Sunday that reports of a potential anti-immigration Native American First Caucus in the House were “one of the most nutritious things I’ve ever seen.”
“Listen, America is a land of immigration,” he said. “We’ve been the world’s giant melting pot for the last 200 years. And we have to celebrate that we’re this giant melting pot.”
Boehner revealed his vote in favor President Trump
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He told USA Today last week that Trump “intensified” the loyalty of his supporters by lying to them about the outcome of the 2020 election.
“I don’t think it was just him appearing at a rally on Jan. 6,” he said. “He would be robbed of the comments that were made throughout the summer about the election, all the follow-up noise that came after the election: I kept looking for the facts.”