Jim Jordan Is Just As Fed Up With Jasmine Crockett As We Are

Sympathizing with politicians is never easier than when Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett is speaking.

Republican Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan appeared exasperated as Crockett wrapped up her rant at a House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday. Crockett delivered a lengthy indictment of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel, who was appearing before the House Judiciary Committee. (RELATED: Pramila Jayapal Can’t Stop Screaming At Top Of Her Lungs At Kash Patel Over Epstein Answers)

“The numbers are so very clear that white supremacy is a problem, and honestly I’ve not heard anything out of you today that makes me believe that you’re gonna do anything about the white supremacy problem,” Crockett tells Patel. “The one that is leading to children being killed, children being shot, as well as members of their community as they’re working – worshipping in their churches.” 

A shot of Jordan shows the representative tapping his pen and glancing around the room while Crockett speaks. 

😂LOL — @Jim_Jordan is so over Crockett’s bullsh*t.

*Eye roll, tapping, exasperated sigh*

“If [Kash] would like to respond to…any of that…” pic.twitter.com/99ugS3yOzu

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) September 17, 2025

“Time of the gentlelady is expired,” Jordan announces. “If [Kash] would like to respond to any of that,” he offers.

Crockett began her speech by insulting Patel. 

“Now, I will agree that I definitely take issue with a number of decisions that Donald Trump makes, especially when it comes to the people that he decides to appoint to very important positions, including this one, because I did have to make sure that I wasn’t going crazy, but when I say that you are the least qualified FBI director in the history of the FBI, that is real, because you are the only one that never even served with the FBI prior to joining, yet we are supposed to believe — “

“That’s false,” Patel interrupts. 

“— That you are the greatest thing since sliced bread, I didn’t ask you a question,” Crockett finishes. 

Crockett informs Patel she’s going to share evidence for “why you are a failure” and “why, honestly, we just need to tell you, ‘bye bye.’” 

Spoken like Cicero himself. 

Jasmine ‘Wig’ Crockett: “I don’t know who feels safe in this country except for the white supremacists because I specifically as a black woman don’t feel safe.”

She embarrasses herself every time she opens her mouth. pic.twitter.com/HWU3WMcBP0

— CJ Pearson (@thecjpearson) September 17, 2025

“I don’t know who feels safe in this country except for the white supremacists,” Crockett continues, adding, “I specifically, as a black woman, definitely don’t feel safe.” (RELATED: SANDOVAL: Jasmine Crockett Defends Large-Scale Brawls In ‘Stank’ Speech)

Was it “white supremacy” that empowered a black man to stab a white Ukrainian refugee to death on the light rail in North Carolina, as evidenced by horrific surveillance footage? Was it “white supremacy” that motivated the assassination of Charlie Kirk? Or the slaughter of children at a Minneapolis Catholic school?

All three examples occurred within the past month. Crockett mentions none in her tirade, with the exception of accusing the FBI of bungling the search for Kirk’s killer.

Crockett avoids mention of the primary suspect in Kirk’s assassination, Tyler Robinson, who allegedly texted his roomate/boyfriend/transfriend(?) that he “had enough” of Kirk’s “hatred.” Crockett also forgets to mention inscriptions found on cartridges in Kirk’s case, one reportedly reading, “hey fascist! CATCH.”

Instead, Crockett presents some “simple facts,” such as, “the vast majority of the threats are coming from right-wing extremism.”

Don’t believe your lying eyes and ears, folks. Crockett is the real victim here. As always. 

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