Appearing Friday on CNN’s New Day, former Ohio governor and senior network contributor John Kasich said Ohioans are not talking about President Donald Trump’s phone call with the Ukrainian president and the House Democrats’ formal impeachment inquiry.
"Does one phone call at this point in time lead to impeachment?" Former Ohio Gov. @JohnKasich says Congress might be moving too fast toward impeachment.
"This is not a light matter. If all of a sudden everybody can be impeached, then it has no power."https://t.co/9s724fd2g4 pic.twitter.com/YU74SSo9m2— New Day (@NewDay) September 27, 2019
A partial transcript is as follows:
ALISYN CAMEROTA: What are your thoughts on the whistleblower’s complaint and the president’s transcript of that call?
FORMER GOV. JOHN KASICH: It’s all a terrible situation in terms of that transcript. But the question is, does one phone call in this point in time, lead to impeachment? Mitch McConnell says it’s laughable. I mean, he is the Senate Leader. Mike Turner says it’s not okay. I think it’s absolutely worth condemning. Let me point out, there is nobody inside the Republican Party who has fought harder against Donald Trump. Not personally, but against his policies, his ways, his division. This call is another example of his irresponsibility.
But the question is, where are the people? I’m out here in Ohio, I’m finally back in the heartland. There’s nobody talking about this. There’s nobody coming up to me and saying “Oh my goodness!” So, it takes time and it’s got to be made clear to the public what this is all about. Therefore, I think this investigation has to continue.
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