Democrats are ramming ahead with their impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump over a phone call he had with Ukrainian President Zelensky back in July.
While Democrats are publicly claiming that their impeachment investigation may take “longer than expected,” former White House strategist Steve Bannon is sounding the warning alarm.
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During an interview with the New York Post, Bannon said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is “focused” and will lead Democrats to impeach the president by early December.
“This is serious. As sure as the turning of the earth, he is going to be impeached by Pelosi in the next six weeks,” Bannon said. “Nancy Pelosi is very focused.”
The former Breitbart chief also said he doesn’t think the White House has done a good job of creating an impeachment team to stave off the Democrats witch hunt.
“I don’t feel comfortable when I see the chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney,” Bannon said.
“The problem we have is that the president needs a team around him and somebody has got to step up and make a play. Trump can’t do everything,” Bannon added. “There is just no coordination with the team.”
“The fake news and witch hunt stuff is not working,” Bannon continued.
Bannon told the Post that Trump needs “a team put together than can focus on [impeachment] 24/7.”
When switching topics to the 2020 election, Bannon said he still believes that Mike Bloomberg or Hillary Clinton may enter the race and run for president.
“Bloomberg or Clinton could be very competitive,” he said. “She is a very formidable candidate and I think Bloomberg would be very formidable.”
Dick Morris, a longtime ally to the Clintons who served as an adviser to former President Bill Clinton, said Hillary is likely running in 2020 for a third time.
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“I think it’s always possible that Hillary runs,” Morris said Sunday on “The Cats Roundtable” on New York AM 970 radio.
“There’s a test you can do at home. Just put your fingers on her wrist, and if you feel a pulse, you know she’s going to run.”
