Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) appears determined to defend President Donald Trump's rhetoric after a mob last week attacked the U.S. Capitol in an effort to halt certification of President-elect Joe Biden's electoral college win. That mob, egged on by the president, prompted a second impeachment proceeding against the president.

Jordan insisted the impeachment trial is another form of "cancel culture" as opposed to an attempt to hold Trump accountable for his actions last week that led to deadly riots at the U.S. Capitol. Jordan also criticized Democrats as he claimed they have "'an obsession' with removing President Donald Trump from office," according to NBC News.

On Tuesday, Jordan said, "This is more than about impeaching the president of the United States. This is about canceling the president and canceling all the people you guys disagree with. And that's what scares me more than anything."

He continued, "I don't know where it ends. The cancel culture doesn't just go after conservatives and Republicans. It won't just stop there. It'll come for us all. That's what's frightening."

However, Twitter users are not having it. Shortly after Jordan's remarks began circulating on social media, he faced a flurry of angry tweets from those criticizing his rant.

Max Steele, Senior Advisor of Communications for the American Bridge 21st Century, slammed the Republican lawmaker for trying to downplay the actions of insurrectionists. "Jim Jordan whines about attacks on the First Amendment because of Twitter bans while trying to carry water for insurrectionists who scratched "murder the media" on the Capitol door," Steele tweeted.

Despite Jordan's claims, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has pushed back against Trump loyalists' claims about the insurrection. When the top-ranking Democrat spoke during the House hearing, she offered her take on the disturbing series of events that transpired on Jan. 6.

"The President of the United States incited this insurrection, this armed rebellion, against our common country. He must go. He is a clear and present danger to the nation that we all love," Pelosi said.

She added, "They were domestic terrorists and justice must prevail. But they did not appear out of a vacuum. They were sent here, sent here by the president, with words such as a cry to 'fight like hell.' Words matter. Truth matters. Accountability matters."