NOW ANOTHER LAWMAKER ATTENDING THE SECURITY CONFERENCE THERE IN GERMANY IS SENATOR MARK Kelly of Arizona. The retired Navy pilot just won a preliminary injunction against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who had attempted to punish him for participating in a video telling service members they can and must refuse illegal orders. While the ruling represented a win for Kelly, he tells our friend MSNOW's David Rode that there is no reason to celebrate.This is not good news. Just by trying to do that, they're try ...

A grand jury declined to indict multiple Democratic lawmakers, including Sen. Mark Kelly, who in a video told military servicemembers they could refuse to obey illegal orders, sources said https://t.co/BhNikKxU22 ...

Investigation into September 2nd Strike - Senate Armed Services Committee is seeking more answers regarding the September 2nd strike, but there's concern that Republicans may not support a thorough investigation [2][3][4] - A key point of contention is the concealment of the September 2nd video, which the president initially promised to make public [5] - There's a call for subpoenas to preserve evidence like videos, documents, and transmission records related to the strike [4][5][8] - Senator Blumenthal suggests some Republican colleagues are troubled but lack the courage to confront Donald Trump regarding the issue [5][6] - A public hearing is desired to allow the American people to see the video and understand the situation better [6][7] Concerns Regarding Immigration Enforcement - A report details 22 stories of US citizens allegedly being unconstitutionally detained and assaulted by Department of Homeland Security agents [10] - Allegations include citizens being seized, brutally assaulted, and confined under shocking conditions, even when presenting proof of citizenship [10] - The report suggests the emergence of a paramilitary force within the Department of Homeland Security [11] - Raids are allegedly based on race, employment, and language, leading to the confinement of American citizens for days [12]

We remember the video that the Democrats put out that uh told members of the military just reminding them of their oath and that they don't have to follow and they should not follow illegal orders. And we've shown you a lot on this show. Pete Hagathth himself saying that um and believing that uh apparently um but here is more of that.Some more examples of Pete Hagsth talking about what troops should do. Uh this is from back in 2016. >> Military leaders saying you could not possibly kill the families of woul ...

Government Transparency and Accountability - There are concerns about the administration potentially delaying the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, with Attorney General Pam Bondi seemingly ignoring a bipartisan request for updates [1] - The Defense Secretary is hesitant to release the full video of a military strike in Venezuela, citing the need to protect sources, methods, and ongoing operations [1] - A Congressman suggests abolishing the presidential pardon power, viewing it as archaic and subject to abuse, particularly by President Trump [1] - There are accusations that the administration avoids accountability, attempting to obstruct or ignore oversight from judges and Congress [1] Political Dynamics and Congressional Oversight - There are signs of division within the Republican party, with some members disagreeing with the President on issues like the Epstein files, Venezuela, and tariffs [1] - A Congressman anticipates subpoenas may be issued to compel the release of the video of the military strike and to ensure accountability [1] - A Senator reports a lack of communication from the Navy regarding an investigation ordered by the Defense Secretary into the Senator's comments [15] - A Senator calls for a full, public hearing under oath and the release of the video related to the military strike, expressing concerns about its consistency with American morals and the conduct of the Department of Defense [22][25] Presidential Behavior and Public Perception - President Trump is accused of seeking flattery and validation through events like the FIFA Peace Award, which some view as political theater [5][7] - There are observations and reports of President Trump appearing to fall asleep during public events, raising questions about his health and stamina [4][5] - The White House is criticized for downplaying concerns about the President's health and behavior, attempting to normalize what some consider abnormal [5]

Investigation & Oversight - The industry emphasizes the need for a thorough investigation into the events, citing evasiveness and holes in the information provided by the Pentagon [2][7][8] - The industry expresses concern over potential lack of transparency from the Department of Defense, referencing past actions such as firing inspectors general and JAG officers [9] - The industry calls for the release of video evidence and legal analysis related to the operation, highlighting concerns about circular logic and legal justification [10] - The industry suggests potential oversight of the entire operation, even if it involves drug runners, emphasizing the importance of legal and ethical considerations [12] Leadership & Accountability - The industry criticizes the leadership style of President Trump and Pete Hegseth, describing it as not leadership and highlighting blame-shifting [3] - The industry questions the qualifications and behavior of the Secretary of Defense, citing concerns about his rhetoric and the environment created at the Department of Defense [6] - The industry notes Pete Hegseth's public support for Admiral Mish Bradley, interpreting it as an attempt to deflect blame [4][5] Legal & Ethical Concerns - The industry raises concerns about the legal predicate for the strikes, suggesting they may involve killing civilians using undeclared wartime powers [11] - The industry highlights the potential for unlawful or illegal orders being given to members of the military, emphasizing their obligation to follow the law [14] - The industry suggests the situation may be a law enforcement problem better handled by the Coast Guard or joint operations [12][14] Political Context - The industry notes the bipartisan call for an investigation from Senators Wicker and Reed [8] - The industry suggests the President may be attempting to intimidate service members and others who disagree with him [20]

Allegations of Illegal Military Actions - The report alleges the administration may have declared a "war" with Venezuela as a pretext for using the Alien Enemies Act to deport individuals [2][3] - Concerns are raised about the legality and justification of military actions, specifically targeting boats suspected of drug trafficking, questioning why standard interdiction procedures aren't followed [4] - The report suggests the administration may be prioritizing "video game style visuals" for media consumption over legal and ethical considerations, potentially exposing military personnel to liability for murder or war crimes [5] Criticism of Leadership and Potential Consequences - The report expresses concern for military personnel potentially implicated in illegal actions, suggesting a "catastrophe" for this generation of service members [6][7] - The report anticipates potential calls for the Secretary of Defense's resignation following investigations into the alleged illegal actions [6][7] Concerns About the Use of the Military - The report highlights concerns about the former president's desire to use the military for domestic purposes, including law enforcement and disaster response, potentially undermining other forms of governance [11][12][13][14] - The report emphasizes the importance of internal discipline and ethics within the military to prevent its misuse for authoritarian purposes [14][15] Internal Dissent and Potential Exposure - The report suggests internal friction and dissent within the military, including resignations and removals of senior officers, due to concerns about the legality of the actions [17][18] - The report indicates the emergence of a secret classified memo from the Office of Legal Counsel at the Justice Department, potentially offering legal protection for these actions [18]

Should Kash Patel be sending out resumes. Oh, yeah. I mean, they appointed him.The head of the FBI is like, you know, appointing a lifetime truant to the, you know, lead the Department of Education. I mean, it never was qualified. And, you know, all he does is fly around and see his girlfriend and, you know, other weird things get press releases out.And now he's trying to appeal to the president by attacking members of Congress for doing their duty and reporting the truth, which is what the U.S. Military Co ...

Donald Trump's vengeance and retribution campaign has a new target. Six of them actually. The lawmakers who served our country honorably and bravely and dared to tell members of the United States military.Something that would in normal times be totally normal and totally obvious that it is their duty to refuse to carry out any illegal orders. this afternoon, one of those lawmakers, Senator Alyssa Slaken of Michigan, who before becoming a member of that body served as a CIA analyst. And as a CIA analyst, she ...

Legal & Compliance - The Defense Department is investigating Senator Mark Kelly for alleged misconduct related to encouraging military and intelligence community members to defy illegal orders [1] - The investigation stems from a video where Kelly and other Democratic lawmakers urged individuals not to follow illegal orders [1][3] - Military officers take an oath not to follow illegal orders [3] - If found guilty under the Uniform Court of Military Justice, Kelly could face jail time [2] Military Justice - As a retired Navy captain, Kelly is subject to being recalled [1] - To charge Kelly, the Navy would have to bring him back onto active duty [2] - Charges could include disobedience or disobeying a lawful order [2]