FBI scheduling interviews with 6 lawmakers who encouraged military members to refuse 'illegal orders'

The Pentagon has initiated an investigation into Arizona Senator Mark Kelly following his participation in a video where he, alongside five other Democratic lawmakers, urged U.S. troops to refuse illegal orders. This inquiry was prompted by a memo from Donald Trump’s defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, to Navy Secretary John Phelan, suggesting potential breaches of military law by Kelly.

A group of six Democratic lawmakers reported that the FBI has requested interviews with them following their release of a video urging military personnel to disobey unlawful orders from the Trump administration. This video has drawn significant backlash, with President Trump labeling the lawmakers' actions as 'seditious' and calling for their arrest.

The FBI is seeking interviews with six Democratic lawmakers whom former President Donald Trump accused of 'seditious behavior' after they released a video urging military personnel to refuse illegal orders. This accusation has sparked significant controversy and concern among the lawmakers, who claim Trump is attempting to intimidate them.

The FBI is investigating six Democratic lawmakers who appeared in a video urging military personnel to defy illegal orders from President Trump. This video has sparked significant controversy, leading to accusations of 'seditious behavior' from Trump, who has called for the lawmakers' arrest and suggested severe consequences for their actions.

A former Army captain has criticized a viral video released by Democratic lawmakers, labeling it as 'unpatriotic' for encouraging military personnel to defy orders deemed illegal. This video has sparked significant controversy, raising concerns about its potential to undermine the military's chain of command and incite chaos among troops.

The FBI has initiated contact with Democratic lawmakers who appeared in a video urging U.S. troops to defy what they termed 'illegal orders.' This outreach suggests a potential investigation into the lawmakers' actions, which has sparked significant public interest and debate.

FBI Director Kash Patel presented inoperable 3D-printed pistols, designed to resemble toy Nerf guns, to senior New Zealand security officials. These gifts were later surrendered for destruction as they were illegal to possess in New Zealand, raising concerns about the appropriateness of such gifts from a U.S. official.

Former FBI Director James Comey expressed satisfaction following a federal judge's dismissal of criminal charges against him, labeling the case as rooted in 'malevolence and incompetence.' This ruling comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the legal processes surrounding his indictment, which he argues were politically motivated by the Trump administration.