Donald Trump arrested: Gingrich says Trump is a threat like ‘Reagan was to the Soviet empire’
Heather Hamilton
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Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich said former President Donald Trump is “a live direct threat to the death of corruption, dishonesty, and extremism” of the Left.
While appearing on Life, Liberty, & Levin, Gingrich said the allegations facing former President Donald Trump have “no parallel” because Trump is the “first person to have the courage and the willpower to take on the entire corrupt, extremist establishment. And they’re fighting in the fight of their life.”
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“Trump is to the domestic corrupt establishment what Ronald Reagan was to the Soviet empire,” Gingrich said.
“The truth is the indictment in New York is an absurdity. And I’ve said over and over, it has nothing to do with the indictment. It has everything to do with Donald Trump. If Trump had gone home to Mar-a-Lago, relaxed, given up his future, said he is going just to retire, none of this would be happening. But he is a live, direct threat to the depth of corruption, dishonesty, and extremism which now dominates the establishment,” he said.
The former speaker noted that if Trump returns to the White House, “a 2025 Trump administration will be the mortal enemy of all the corrupt, dishonest bureaucracies, the news media on Left, the academic universities, the teachers union.”
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Gingrich said America is at a crossroads where the public must choose “between Donald Trump and a future with a corrupt extremist movement that will tell us how we get to live our lives based on what they want us to do,” suggesting its significance is similar to that of the Civil War or George Washington crossing the Delaware River on Christmas night.
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He added that he is hopeful “the American people, in the end, will beat the extremists” based on signs of small victories where, despite the Left’s efforts, voters are returning to “commonsense conservatism and repudiating the extremism of the Left.”