Harry Reid: Trump Is a Disaster, But Don't Talk Impeachment

Former Nevada Sen. Harry Reid said he worries U.S. institutions have been “decimated” under President Donald Trump, who he says is not a “nice man.”But the longtime Democratic leader is warning members of his party that “the less we talk about impeachment the better we are.” Senators Grow Frustrated With Lax Trump Vetting on Nominees “I’ve been through impeachment, and they’re not pleasant,” he told NBC News in his first network interview since leaving the Senate in 2016.Reid also expressed disappointment that Republicans were unwilling to warn the public about Russian meddling during the election. GOP Gets Narrow Projected Win in US House Race in Arizona “My colleagues were afraid,” he said. “They were afraid of Trump. They were afraid of [James] Comey, the FBI.”In October 2016, Reid sent a letter to Comey blasting him for withholding “explosive” information about Trump and Russia even as the FBI chief held a press conference about Hillary Clinton’s emails. His Nomination in Peril, Jackson Fights for VA Post Photo Credit: AP
Source: NBC San Diego