Sen. Grassley Promises to Expose Everyone from the Opposition Who Attempted to Impeach and Jail Trump for Eight Years (VIDEO)

 

On Thursday July 3, 2025 Chuck Grassley told the Iowa crowd at the Trump rally that he was going after the individuals who tried to impeach and jail President Trump. – RSBN video

On Thursday, after working all night persuading Republican lawmakers to vote for his Big Beautiful Bill, and after the US House passed the largest tax cut in history, President Trump flew to Iowa for a rally among supporters.

President Trump spoke at the Iowa State Fairgrounds outside of Des Moines and was joined by several supporters including Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA).

Prior to Trump’s speech, Grassley, who is 91, spoke to the crowd about his ongoing investigations into the individuals who for eight years were trying to impeach President Trump and then put him in prison until he died.

Grassley has been working diligently to get to the bottom of the Trump-Russia Democrat scandal and the several lawfare suits thrown at America’s favorite president.

 

Senator Chuck Grassley: I’m going to make sure as chairman of this committee, by listening to whistleblowers, getting documents that have been kept from Congress of the United States, I’m going to make sure that everybody is exposed and the documents prove it for the eight years that the opposition was trying to put President Trump in prison.

What we’re doing, whether we had Republican or Democrat administrations over my years in the United States Congress, this President and his appointees to the Department of Justice and the FBI have given us the first real cooperation that we should have had under both Republican and Democratic Presidents before. But it was just obfuscate and cover up and not let the truth out because it’s going to be embarrassing.

So we’re getting some whistleblowers their jobs back. We are releasing documents because I want everybody who had anything to do since President Trump went down that golden elevator in 2015 have been trying to get him out of the presidency or when he was out of the presidency, getting into prison.

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We don’t have to put up with that in America. President Trump hadn’t put it in America. And I want to thank President Trump and his administration for helping me make this stuff more transparent and never see that it happens again. ALX captured the video from

Senator Chuck Grassley: “I'm going to make sure that everybody is exposed and the documents prove it for the eight years that the opposition was trying to put President Trump in prison.”

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