Meadows Appears To Suggest Impeachment Trial Against Trump Is Not ‘Important To the American People’

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is urging people to move on to what is “important to the American people.”

Former President Donald Trump’s former chief of staff was asked by “Fox & Friends” host Brian Kilmeade “in retrospect” if the “Save America” rally where the former president spoke — which occurred before pro-Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol — was a “good idea” on Jan. 6.

Meadows responded, “When we start looking at the rally, Brian, we are focused more on that than we are really about what we need to be focused on today. When we start to look at America, it needs to be about what is important to people on Main Street.”

He added, “As we’re going forward, hopefully, we will get beyond this. There was a vote yesterday in the Senate that suggested that 45 senators said that it was unconstitutional,” before appearing to suggest the ⚖️Impeachment trial is not that important to Americans.

“Let’s get on and be focused on what is important to the American people,” Meadows said.

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