Fox News Host Blasts Justice Roberts With Ballsy 6-Word Demand
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Mark Levin laid into the chief justice over his rebuke of President Trump's calls to impeach a judge.
Fox News’ Mark Levin on Wednesday went ballistic on Chief Justice John Roberts, who issued a rare statement where he called it not “appropriate” for President Donald Trump to call for the impeachment of a federal judge.
“I would say that John Roberts, who I knew before he was a judge when we both worked in the Reagan administration — it’s time to grow a pair, judge,” said Levin on Fox News host Martha MacCallum’s program.
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