Scott Jennings: If You’re the POTUS, You Should Not Have Employees Who Have Been Actively Trying to Throw You in Jail

PHILLIP: “And that we‘re attracting people that have the wrong motives, potentially.”
JENNINGS: “Is it — is it insane, I mean, to think about whether or not these people acted fully properly? Because we know, in the FBI and other investigatory agencies that have looked into Trump around the country, that there was wrongdoing, people did take unethical actions. And so, look, I think if you work in the government — “
PHILLIP: “I was talking specifically, just to be clear, about the January 6th part of it, the people who prosecuted the rioters at the Capitol.”
JENNINGS: “Well, look — “
PHILLIP: “That‘s the part that I was asking.”
JENNINGS: “I think if you — if you work at any level of government, you have to be held to the highest standards. And so, if wrongdoing is apparent or is uncovered by some investigation, we shouldn‘t be mad about that. We should be happy that it was uncovered. I also think, on the people who work there that prosecuted Trump specifically, you know, with all due respect, you know, Donald Trump is the president-elect, ge‘s going to be the president. Those people should not be in the federal government while he‘s the president. I mean, if you‘re the president of United States, you should not have employees who have been actively trying to throw you in jail. It’s just common sense to me. They need to find something else to do until there‘s another administration.”