Trump Says He Was 'Not Threatening Death' to Democrats over Video to Troops

Trump To Host Exciting New Game Show 'WHICH MEMBER OF CONGRESS SHOULD I HAVE EXECUTED NEXT?'

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Trump administration announced plans this week for the president to host a thrilling game show for members of Congress in which the audience must help determine who he executes next.

Republicans Shrug in Response to Trump’s Suggestion Dems Be Put to Death

Donald Trump suggested on Thursday that Democratic lawmakers in Congress should be arrested, put on trial, and potentially executed for acts of “sedition.”. The outrageous call was not met with universal condemnation by members of the president’s own party, which responded largely by criticizing Democrats, with some Republicans softly rejecting the idea that they should be killed.  On Thursday, the president launched into a series of Truth Soc…

Democratic lawmakers get ‘24-7′ security after Trump accused them of ‘seditious behavior’ over ‘illegal orders’ video

A Democratic senator who joined five of her colleagues to urge members of the military to disobey "illegal orders" from the Trump administration said Thursday the sextet was under round-the-clock protection after the president called them "traitors" and said their words could be "punishable by DEATH."

The Latest: Trump says Democratic lawmakers’ message to the military is ‘seditious behavior’

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Donald Trump calls Democrats 'traitors' for telling military not to follow unlawful orders

President Donald Trump on Thursday called for the arrest of Democratic lawmakers who publicly exhorted members of the U.S. military and intelligence communities to disobey any orders they perceive to be illegal, labelling the admonition "SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL" in an online post.

Trump: 'Seditious' Democrat message 'punishable by death'

US President Donald Trump has threatened Democratic lawmakers who told troops not to obey illegal orders with execution. Democrats have slammed the "chilling" remarks, but Republicans have offered a milder response.