If a future president were to direct the armed services to attack the home of a political rival, would that be an official act?

I think that is one of the questions the court leaves open for us.

If his own...

The fact that it's not a clear no is the problem.

I am so damn tired of being lied to.

I don't think I can deny it anymore.

You can't stick to your story if you think it flies but I'm not going to buy it anymore

Hello my friend and thank you for listening to the 309th episode of Congressional Dish.

I am your host, Jennifer Briney.

And it's official.

My denial phase is officially over, as is our joyous holiday season when we were able to just ignore Donald J. Trump.

But it's official. President Donald Trump is back.

And that means that for the first time we have elected and now sworn in a known criminal to be the president of the United States.

Now, when I say that, you might be thinking that I'm referring to the 34 felonies that he was convicted of for paying off a porn star.

But that's actually not what I'm referring to.

I'm actually referring to his real unforgivable crime that he committed that he seems to have gotten away with,

which was conspiring to fake seven election certifications

from seven states that he lost in 2020, and then attempting to get those fake documents used

on January 6, 2021 during the official election certification in Congress in order to stay president.

Now, if you're not entirely sure what I mean when I talk about

that plot, I do think that you should probably listen to my episode 266 called Contriving January 6th.

That was the episode where I listened to more than 20 hours of hearings that took place in the

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