George Santos RUNS AWAY when confronted with criminal charges

George Santos has a new criminal indictment, new criminal indictment. U.S. Congressman Santos faces more campaign finance charges. He was hit yesterday with allegations of inflating campaign fundraising numbers, charging campaign contributor credit cards without their consent. This is a 23 count superseding indictment filed in federal court in New York. And he is charged with all sorts, all sorts of different crimes, including false reports, reports of loans, all sorts of different things. Now, Santos, who's 35 years old, already pleaded not guilty to a 13 count indictment. And then here we have further charges, further charges. He will be back in court on October 27th. So if we have like kind of a contest here, Trump is still leading with 91 felonies. But Santos might be leading with felonies per month. I think we'd have to run the numbers there. And remember, of course, that Santos has strong conservative principles and etc. He really could go to prison for this. It seems far more likely that Santos actually ends up serving real prison time here than Trump. When Santos was confronted with this by a reporter, he said, I have no idea. I haven't heard of it. And he tried to get away from reporters. So that was will you resign? And he says, what are you talking about? No, I will not. I will not. I have no comment. I was in conference like everyone else without my phone. So I have nothing to talk about. I need to take a look. I guess some guy fell. I don't even know. Did you charge to your credit card? Don't. Are you smiling? Did you use their credit cards to reward yourself? That's the allegation. I don't look at it. Why should you be able to? All right. And then going into his office there, he didn't deny the idea. He didn't.