In an NBC News interview, Josh Shapiro calls the president corrupt and says that money led him to not regulate AI and to sell chips to China, which Shapiro says "probably indirectly enriches the president or his children." He says the Supreme Court "has taken away legal accountability," so it falls to Congress.
The receipt
- Who
- Josh Shapiro
- Where
- interview - NBC News sit-down after Shapiro's re-election
- Original footage
- NBC News · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 48 seconds, unedited within the cut
- Plays
- 28 on Instagram
Read the transcript
total immunity for any crimes he may commit. It is clear that this president is corrupt. Kristen, he's put $2 billion in his pocket during his time as president. That's $2 billion that has come out of our pockets. It's $2 billion that has led him to not regulating AI. It's two billion dollars that has led him to making decisions that are against America's national security interests. Selling chips to China, as an example, which undermines our national security, but probably indirectly enriches the president or his children. And so I think there has to be accountability for that. Unfortunately, the Supreme Court has taken away legal accountability. The Congress has to hold him accountable.
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.