State attorney general involved in SCOTUS trans athlete case responds as 130 Dems back males in women's sports

Democrats are eagerly entering the race to succeed retiring House Representative Jerry Nadler, who has represented a significant portion of Manhattan. The competition is expected to be fierce as various candidates vie for the Democratic nomination in New York's 12th Congressional District.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) expressed disagreement with President Trump's suggestion that Democratic lawmakers should face imprisonment or the death penalty for urging military personnel to resist unlawful orders. Thune condemned Trump's remarks, which followed a video from Democrats encouraging military members to disobey illegal commands.

NBC News Chief Data Analyst Steve Kornacki discusses a special election in a strongly Republican congressional district in Tennessee, which may provide unexpected opportunities for Democrats. This election is viewed as a potential indicator for the upcoming midterm elections.

Karoline Leavitt clarified that former President Trump does not advocate for executing Democrats, following his earlier social media post suggesting that their actions are 'punishable by DEATH.' This statement came after Trump criticized Democratic lawmakers for urging military personnel to disobey illegal orders, labeling their behavior as 'seditious.'

President Trump labeled Democrats as 'traitors' after they released a video urging military and intelligence personnel to 'refuse illegal orders.' This statement reflects Trump's ongoing tensions with Democratic lawmakers and raises concerns about the implications of such rhetoric on military conduct and civil-military relations.

Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) stated that some Democrats' names are likely to be found in the Department of Justice's documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. However, he dismissed concerns about the implications of this revelation, responding with 'So what?' during an interview with CNN's John Berman.

Democrats have expressed outrage after former President Donald Trump accused them of 'seditious behavior, punishable by death' in a Truth Social post. This accusation followed a video in which Democratic lawmakers urged military personnel to refuse illegal orders. Trump's remarks have sparked significant backlash, raising concerns about the implications of such statements on political discourse and military conduct.

Former President Donald Trump has accused several Democratic lawmakers of engaging in 'seditious behavior' for their calls to military personnel to defy illegal orders. He stated that such actions should lead to their arrest and trial, asserting that sedition is 'punishable by death.' This statement has sparked significant controversy and debate regarding the implications of such accusations.