Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) claimed he was not surprised former New York GOP Rep. George Santos was removed from the House of Representatives on Friday but that it should be a warning sign for a senator who is doing "more sinister" crimes.

The Constitution gives Congress wide discretion to deal with bad-boy members like Santos and Menendez. In practice, though, it must balance institutional integrity against the voters’ will.

John Fetterman (D-PA) was the guest on Friday’s episode of ABC’s The View, which was live as the news broke that the House of Representatives voted to expel now-former Rep. George Santos (R-NY). It was predictable that the hosts would ask Fetterman about Santos,

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) renewed his call Friday for the Senate to vote to expel Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), calling the criminal allegations against the New Jersey lawmaker “more sinister” than the charges facing Rep.

U.S. Sen. John Fetterman, of Pennsylvania, called out Sen. Bob Menendez who is under indictment, stating that the senator needs to leave the Senate. Fetterman appeared on ABC’s “The View” on Friday. It comes on the same day that the United States House of Representatives voted to expel New York Rep. George Santos.

Comparing Sen. Bob Menendez to Rep. George Santos, Sen. John Fetterman said Santos' "lies were almost, you know, funny."

Democratic Rep John Fetterman of Pennsylvania on Friday called on the Senate to oust his New Jersey colleague Bob Menendez saying the 69-year-old's actions are 'more sinister' than Rep George Santos,

Penn., appeared on ABC’s ‘The View’ and called for the expulsion of Senator Bob Menendez, D-N.J., from the U.S. Senate. He said that Menendez was more of a “Senator from Egypt, not New Jersey,” because of his involvement in a bribery scheme.