George Santos Bluntly Explains In 6 Words Why He's Never Going Away — Like, Ever
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The former congressman seemed to catch interviewer Ziwe off guard with his brutal honesty.
Former congressman George Santos (R-N.Y.) is a master of brevity.
He only needed 11 months in Congress before getting expelled, and he only needed six words to explain to comedian Ziwe Fumudoh why he will never, ever go away.
In a no-holds-barred interview between the two shared on YouTube Monday, the congressman known for lying on a massive scale managed to drop a truth bomb about how the public is stuck with him.
It happened after Ziwe sensibly asked, “What can we do to get you to go away?”
Santos bluntly offered a sensible solution: “Stop inviting me to your gigs.”
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