Former congressman Madison Cawthorn appeared on Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec, where they discussed how Democrat Rep. Eric Swalwell and other lawmakers are set to be ousted from Congress as they have been mired in controversy with sexual allegations.
"This isn't just about one person. It's about a corrupt culture. It's about the toxic swamp, and there was someone who warned us about this culture of corruption, about the moral and personal corruption. A couple years ago, people laughed at him, people mocked him. People said he was wrong... His name? Former congressman Madison Cawthorn," Jack said as he introduced Cawthorn.
Cawthorn said that he is having a "flashback" to when he made allegations concerning members in Congress several years ago, claiming that he was invited to sex orgies and "sexual get-togethers" by people in Congress.
"I didn't have to wait for vindication that came just now when we saw Tony Gonzales have everything that came out with him. What happened to Eric Swalwell, the fact that it hasn't come out earlier is insane, because he sleeps with Chinese spies.
"But really, just mere months after I was ousted out of office by members of our own party and on the other side of the aisle, then we saw sex tapes coming out of staffers videotaping themselves inside of the Senate hearing chambers, and then we find cocaine inside of the White House. This kind of behavior inside of Washington DC is pervasive. I thought it was disgusting. I thought the American people needed to know, and the swamp destroyed me for it, and that's why I'm coming back with a vengeance," Cawthorn added.
Posobiec addressed videos that have come out with Swalwell appearing to be sexual with a woman other than his wife, as well as another "yacht party" that involved members of Congress.
"What is this culture? What is this culture of our highest elected officials that this is what they're doing behind closed doors, and they don't seem to be trying to hide this very much. They don't seem to be bothered by this very much," Posobiec said.
Cawthorn then said that a lot of times, members of Congress will just hang out with other members of Congress to avoid other people trying to take advantage of them. He later explained how lawmakers allegedly get caught up in the sex parties.
"And I will tell you, normally, the way that I came across this is that people started inviting me, saying, 'Hey, why don't you come back? And, you know, my wife would love to hang out with you, and we can see what could be going on here. And you know, I think we'd have a really good time if we all got together in this way,' And then you just started piecing together. You say, Well, wait a minute. What kind of invitation are you inviting me here? This sounds really weird. What do you mean, leave my phone at the house? That doesn't make any sense."
He later added, "I will tell you, you know, there are so many people inside Washington, DC that have much worse on them than what's going on inside of this video, and normally it's used so that people can hold this over their head for certain kind of votes."
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"This isn't just about one person. It's about a corrupt culture. It's about the toxic swamp, and there was someone who warned us about this culture of corruption, about the moral and personal corruption. A couple years ago, people laughed at him, people mocked him. People said he was wrong... His name? Former congressman Madison Cawthorn," Jack said as he introduced Cawthorn.
Cawthorn said that he is having a "flashback" to when he made allegations concerning members in Congress several years ago, claiming that he was invited to sex orgies and "sexual get-togethers" by people in Congress.
"I didn't have to wait for vindication that came just now when we saw Tony Gonzales have everything that came out with him. What happened to Eric Swalwell, the fact that it hasn't come out earlier is insane, because he sleeps with Chinese spies.
"But really, just mere months after I was ousted out of office by members of our own party and on the other side of the aisle, then we saw sex tapes coming out of staffers videotaping themselves inside of the Senate hearing chambers, and then we find cocaine inside of the White House. This kind of behavior inside of Washington DC is pervasive. I thought it was disgusting. I thought the American people needed to know, and the swamp destroyed me for it, and that's why I'm coming back with a vengeance," Cawthorn added.
Posobiec addressed videos that have come out with Swalwell appearing to be sexual with a woman other than his wife, as well as another "yacht party" that involved members of Congress.
"What is this culture? What is this culture of our highest elected officials that this is what they're doing behind closed doors, and they don't seem to be trying to hide this very much. They don't seem to be bothered by this very much," Posobiec said.
Cawthorn then said that a lot of times, members of Congress will just hang out with other members of Congress to avoid other people trying to take advantage of them. He later explained how lawmakers allegedly get caught up in the sex parties.
"And I will tell you, normally, the way that I came across this is that people started inviting me, saying, 'Hey, why don't you come back? And, you know, my wife would love to hang out with you, and we can see what could be going on here. And you know, I think we'd have a really good time if we all got together in this way,' And then you just started piecing together. You say, Well, wait a minute. What kind of invitation are you inviting me here? This sounds really weird. What do you mean, leave my phone at the house? That doesn't make any sense."
He later added, "I will tell you, you know, there are so many people inside Washington, DC that have much worse on them than what's going on inside of this video, and normally it's used so that people can hold this over their head for certain kind of votes."
Watch the whole episode below:
