”She Is Corrupt”!! Tucker Carlson Calls For Judge Amy Berman Jackson To Be Impeached.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson called the judge behind the trial of President Trump’s former campaign adviser Roger Stone, Judge Amy Berman Jackson to be impeached, Thursday.

He stated that Stone’s sentence was delivered by Amy Berman Jackson, saying it was often heard that people complain about the justice system being infected by politics, and Amy Jackson is a living proof that it has been an open partisan who has so flagrantly  violated the bounds of constitutional law and fairness that its shocking shes still on the bench.

The Fox news host immediately called on the corrupt Amy Berman Jackson to be impeached. “She should be impeached. She’s corrupt. She’s out of control.” Carlson yelled on live TV.

He also criticized the judge’s decision to place Rick Gates and Paul Manafort under house arrest during their trials despite the fact that they are middle-aged men with no criminal history.

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”Nobody connected to the president has ever been charged with a crime related to spying for Russia or colluding with Russia, muchless convicted of one. Stone wasn’t charged with covering up anything. That was not the charge. That is not what he was sentenced for,” Carlson explained.

 In 2017 Judge Jackson deliberately dismissed the wrongful death suit filed by two families who lost their loved ones against Hillary Clinton. The families argued that Clinton had done little to help their sons and then lied to cover it up. She also rejected arguments from the catholic church that Obamacare’s requirements that employers provide cost free coverage to contraceptive services in spite of being contrary to their religious beliefs. This was overturned by the Supreme Court.

Judge Jackson was not only wrong in her judgement, she was also abusive to Manafort. She yelled at Manafort and his team for a statement his spokesman issued maintaining his innocence and said the comments appeared to run a foul of the order she issued limiting public statements about the case by lawyers involved and by the defendants.