Long before getting booted from Trump's speech, Rep. Al Green called for the president's impeachment
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74% : Green added, "What I did was from my heart.45% : The 78-year-old Texas congressman was escorted out of the House Chamber at the Capitol Building Tuesday night by the House sergeant at arms after he stood and shook his cane at Trump, and refused to obey House Speaker Mike Johnson's order to sit down and refrain from interrupting the president's speech by shouting criticisms.
42% : And I was talking about Medicaid.
39% : I said you don't have a mandate to cut Medicaid.
28% : After lashing out at Trump, yelling, "You have no mandate to cut Medicaid," Green was removed from the chamber Tuesday night.
14% : In May 2017, Green presented the first articles of impeachment against Trump, citing the firing of FBI Director James Comey.
13% : And just last month, Green announced on the floor of Congress that he intends to again file articles of impeachment against Trump, citing the president's suggestion that the United States take over the Gaza Strip.
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