Rep. George Santos may face expulsion from the House

 George Santos saga could soon come to an end on Capitol Hill, though his legal troubles will continue well into 2024.

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The report also found that Santos deceived his donors and knowingly filed false campaign finance statements. (Santos, who blasted the report as "biased," has pleaded not guilty to the federal charges.)

The congressman spent much of the conversation disparaging the House ethics committee, which began investigating Santos back in March, and released its findings this month. It concluded that Santos had grossly misused his campaign funds and willfully violated campaign finance rules. Congressional investigators found Santos unlawfully paid his rent, spent $6,000 on sneakers from luxury retailer Ferragamo, gambled at casinos, and indulged in Botox and OnlyFans, among many other personal purchases. He paid for all of it with money given to his campaign.

But to Santos, that report is incorrect and was fueled by “liberal organizations” looking to smear him and force him out of his seat. Speaking to Matthews, he claimed that he spoke with prominent Democrats and Republicans who believed the report was “not only flawed, it’s an embarrassment to the committee chair who allowed this to go to the floor.”

George Santos said he did not want to address the specifics of the report, which he claimed were "slanderous" and "designed to force me out of my seat." Any defense of his conduct, he said, could be used against him in the ongoing criminal case brought by federal prosecutors.

Mary Magdalene of the United States Congress." And he lashed out at his congressional colleagues, accusing them of misconduct - such as voting while drunk - that he said was far worse than anything he'd done.

For his part, Santos is apparently resigned to his fate, saying on Friday during a conversation on X Spaces: “I know I’m going to get expelled when this expulsion resolution goes to the floor. I’ve done the math over and over, and it doesn’t look really good.” During the same conversation, he claimed Congress is filled with “felons galore” and “people with all sorts of shiesty backgrounds.” He also threw in that some of his colleagues are “more worried about getting drunk every night with the next lobbyist that they're going to screw—and pretend like none of us know what's going on.”

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