Viewers of Fox News took to Twitter to express their extreme displeasure with the conservative network’s legal analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano after he admitted that Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) has a compelling case that Donald Trump may have committed obstruction in special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.Appearing on Friday with Fox Business host Neil Cavuto, the conservative Napolitano by saying, ““I think that Congressman Schiff is correct. In that report will be evidence of the existence of a conspiracy. Not enough evidence to prove the existence beyond a reasonable doubt. In that report will be evidence of obstruction of justice, interfering with an FBI investigation for a personal gain. But not enough evidence to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt.”. He’s been like this for a while now.
Since the recent faux-news debacle, in which Fox Chief Judicial Analyst Andrew Napolitano announced that according to his “inside sources,” a British intelligence agency wiretapped the Trump campaign, “The Judge” has found himself benched. Apparently, there are limits to Fox’s tolerance.
I love how is saying others should apologize or be fired for Russian collusion conspiracies when they got this guy right here who’s been laughably, consistently wrong for the past year. He can’t hide his anti-Trump bias.— Ms. Pickles ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ (@MsPicklesP)Will the Mueller Report show the purposeful attempts made by the opposition party et all to set up TeamTrump using police state tactics? That is what Shiffty Shit is NOT telling us!— Danute ? ? (@danjan711111). Enjoy good journalism? Then let us make a small request.
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Invest with us in the future.,. President Donald Trump has been facing widespread criticism for suggesting, at a White House press briefing on Thursday, that household disinfectants such as bleach and Lysol might be ingested as a way to ward off the deadly COVID-19 coronavirus — a suggestion so dangerous that in response, the, warned users that their product should only be used as a household disinfectant and should not be ingested under any circumstances. And Washington Post satirist and opinion columnist Alexandra Petri weighs in on the controversy in her column, using to caution her readers against following Trump’s suggestion. 'It's not just Trump's words but his actions that reveal his utter inability to discharge the duties of his office.'
A day after President Donald Trump openly speculated about injecting disinfectants into coronavirus patients and using large amounts of ultraviolet rays to treat the virus, MoveOn.org on Friday publicly called for Trump's cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove the president from office.Trump's comments Thursday evening—which to issue public statements pleading with Americans to ignore the president's advice—are only the latest evidence that his failed leadership and mismanagement of the pandemic is endangering people on a daily basis, MoveOn said.
'Now, there are some efforts in both houses of Congress, on both sides of the aisle, to amend this law so as to permit these lawsuits,' he added. 'So it's hard to say how the Chinese would react to that.' The Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act (FSIA) restricts Americans' ability to sue foreign governments except in certain circumstances.
Missouri officials say that by suing the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) - which largely controls the Chinese government - in addition to the government itself, they will be able to bring their claim without running into a FSIA roadblock. Additionally, state officials claim their suit falls within some of the FSIA exceptions, including one concerning commercial activity.However, even if the lawsuit does go forward, Napolitano explained that the collection of evidence related to the origins of the virus and China's mishandling of related data would be difficult to obtain in an American courtroom. 'How would an American federal judge possibly determine what caused the virus and caused it to spread?' 'The judge can't go by media reports because that's all hearsay.
The judge would actually have to have firsthand evidence in a courtroom, which at this point is nearly impossible to provide.' Last week, U.S. Officials told Fox News a full-scale investigation has been launched into whether the virus, which has brought the global economy to its knees,. The investigation will likely be a long one, and the findings will be presented to the Trump administration upon completion. At that point, White House policymakers and President Trump plan to use the findings to determine how to hold the country accountable for the pandemic.To hear the full interview,The is a news-based daily morning podcast delivering a deep dive into the major and controversial stories of the day.Fox News' Tyler Olsen contributed to this report.