Hoo Boy: House Dem's Unwise Response on
Whether He'll Do FBI Interview Over 'Illegal
Orders' Video
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 11/28/2025 12:23:29 AM
The six lawmakers who put out the "illegal orders" video are now being contacted to schedule interviews with the FBI. They tried to claim they were only telling members of the military that they had the right to refuse "illegal orders." But the video itself belies that. (Snip) One of the other Democrat lawmakers, Rep. Chris Deluzio (PA-17), spoke with CNN's John Berman and revealed whether he will sit for an interview with the Bureau. His response takes some kind of gall. He didn't help himself, claiming that the FBI was conducting an effort to intimidate the lawmakers from "criticizing the president."
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He forgets that Dementia Joe's patsies are no longer in charge of the FBI!!