Kim Wehle
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And then Donald Trump's Justice Department would file a response to that motion saying, no, the pardon has been rescinded.
That's technically how it would come up.
I think on all fronts, that would be a loser, even with this very pro-Trump campaign.
Supreme Court majority, which when it gave Donald Trump criminal immunity in the summer of 2022, said very specifically that the president's state of mind in making official action decisions, including pardons, is beyond
the scope of legal investigation.
So, I mean, on so many levels, I think this is a distraction from some of the other news and his poll numbers and other things that are getting Donald Trump in trouble lately.
Where's the signature there, Don?
Where's the signature?
I mean, by his own argument, where's the signature?
I guess all of a sudden, if you do something on Truth Social in the middle of the night and post it on the internet, that's somehow more official as a matter of our constitution dating back to 1787 than using an instrument to actually sign something that prior presidents had done.
It's just so silly.
Listen, if this is what gets people on the right side of the aisle, including congressional Republicans, to wake up to the serious constitutional dangers of this administration, I think that's a good thing.
And I say that because, you know, I'm not an international expert, but based on my research,
Congress declares war under Article One of the Constitution.
We don't have any declaration of war against the country of Venezuela.
So he doesn't have any independent authority to be doing these strikes unless it's pursuant to an act of self-defense, which traditionally means there's been some immediate threat.
If you're talking about alleged narco terrorists in what reportedly includes
fishing boats, I don't think that rises to the level of probably a national threat to the United States.
At the same time last week, he released the former president of Honduras, who was beginning to serve, I think, a 46-year sentence for trafficking of cocaine into the United States.
So he pardons a convicted under U.S.
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