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https://www.thedailybeast.com/newsmaxs-chris-salcedo-floats-batshit-theory-that-pelosi-wants-kavanaugh-killed-to-free-up-scotus-seat
Newsmax Host Floats Batshit Theory That Pelosi Wants Kavanaugh Killed to Free Up SCOTUS Seat
Newsmax host Chis Salcedo baselessly suggested on Tuesday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi purposely held up a congressional bill in the hopes of opening up a Supreme Court seat via assassination.
The Republican congressman he was interviewing, meanwhile, not only shrugged off the Newsmax star’s nutty conspiracy theory but took the ball and ran with it.
On the first day of Newsmax’s brand-new programming schedule featuring the debut of former Fox News anchor Greta Van Susteren, Salcedo—whose afternoon show has moved to 3 p. m. ET—wrapped up an interview with Rep. Rodney Davis (R-IL) by claiming there are “some questions” about Pelosi’s actions in the House.
Namely, Salcedo wondered why the bill that would extend security to family members of Supreme Court justices didn’t pass the House until Tuesday, implying that the speaker held it up until after a threat was made on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s life.
Newsmax Host Floats Batshit Theory That Pelosi Wants Kavanaugh Killed to Free Up SCOTUS Seat
Newsmax host Chis Salcedo baselessly suggested on Tuesday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi purposely held up a congressional bill in the hopes of opening up a Supreme Court seat via assassination.
The Republican congressman he was interviewing, meanwhile, not only shrugged off the Newsmax star’s nutty conspiracy theory but took the ball and ran with it.
On the first day of Newsmax’s brand-new programming schedule featuring the debut of former Fox News anchor Greta Van Susteren, Salcedo—whose afternoon show has moved to 3 p. m. ET—wrapped up an interview with Rep. Rodney Davis (R-IL) by claiming there are “some questions” about Pelosi’s actions in the House.
Namely, Salcedo wondered why the bill that would extend security to family members of Supreme Court justices didn’t pass the House until Tuesday, implying that the speaker held it up until after a threat was made on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s life.
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