Trump Witnesses Collapse on Live TV from Cross-Exam

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What are the key moments of cross-examination by Democratic Senators?

Unknown Speaker 1:16
My concern is you're sending a chill down the spine of America by going after people die entweder legalen Status oder amerikanische Bürger haben. Und wenn meine Kollegen dich über habeus corpus fragen und du sagst, wir können die Tape überprüfen, dass du glaubst, es ist ein Recht, das der Präsident hat. Du saßt hier vor allen von uns und hattest einen Geschenk an die Konstitution. Und das ist nicht überhaupt, was habeus corpus ist. Es ist ein Recht, das wir alle bekommen, das amerikanische Bürger bekommen, das die Menschen, die in den Vereinigten Staaten sind, legal haben. So my concern is, it's complete overreach. I don't think American citizens, even those who voted for Trump, believe that you should be able to just grab someone off the street, sloppy, who has the legal right to be here, and certainly an American citizen. And I just am concerned that while you say you're going after the most dangerous folks, what you're actually doing is going after folks for political reasons.
Unknown Speaker 2:13
A PhD student that's on our arm is not at the top of the list.
Kristi Noem 2:17
And we're not deporting US citizens and we're not deporting people who have legal status here.
Ben Meiselas 2:24
And we're now also learning about the Trump regime sending a Burmese national to South Sudan in violation of a federal judge's order. We'll be covering that more in depth as well. Das ist eine riesige Verletzung eines Gerichts. Dann gibt es den demokratischen Senator Dick Durbin, der RfK-Junior in einigen grundlegenden Fakten schult. Und RfK-Junior wird gezwungen, zu sagen, oh, ich glaube, ich lerne das jetzt. Spiel diesen Clip.
Unknown Speaker 2:56
Aber ich möchte Sie erinnern, am 1. April haben zehn Laboratoriumleute des Nationalen Instituts für Neurologische Krankheiten und Schmerzen ihre Laufkontrollen erhoben. They were all PhDs and senior investigators. They're not administrators, whatever that might be. They were running intramural labs at NIH. If you have your way, they'll all be gone on June 2nd. Science Magazine reported 25 of 320 physician researchers at NIH's internal clinical center are leaving. And the number of patients treated in the hospital has been reduced by 30%. Three grants involving ALS and dementia work at Northwestern University in Illinois have been paused, one looking at how to stop the buildup of damaged proteins, another looking at cellular mechanisms that can be drug targets. Just last week, an ALS researcher at Harvard had his grant cut that was using AI to accelerate the reversal of ALS symptoms. Brian Wallach wartet auf eine Rettung.
Unknown Speaker 3:56
Er gibt nicht ab. Seine Hoffnung ist diese Forschung, die Sie leider beenden. Wie können wir seine Gefühle und die Hoffnung der Menschen auf der ganzen Welt, die von so vielen Krankheiten betroffen sind, beantworten, wenn unsere Regierung diese Forschung zurückzieht? As I said, Senator, I do not know about any cuts to ALS research and I'm happy to... I just read them to you. I will have to go and talk with Jay Bhattacharya and find out what the rationale was for those cuts. I just don't know about them until you told me about them at this moment.

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