1 MIN AGO: Trump DEFIES Impeachment Verdict — Congress Orders Military to ESCORT Him Out! скачать в хорошем качестве

1 MIN AGO: Trump DEFIES Impeachment Verdict — Congress Orders Military to ESCORT Him Out!

🚨 BREAKING: Senate Votes 71-29 to Convict Trump—20 Republicans Join Democrats, Trump Refuses to Leave Office, Congress Requests Military Assistance to Execute Removal 🚨 For the first time in 248 years of American history, Congress has issued an order requesting military assistance to physically remove a sitting president from the White House. The Senate voted 71-29 to convict Trump on charges of betraying national security for personal financial gain—the largest bipartisan impeachment majority in American history—including Republican Senators Lindsey Graham, Marco Rubio, and John Thune. The evidence: intercepted communications showing Trump sharing classified military intelligence with foreign officials, Treasury Department records tracking $2.3 billion in payments to Trump Organization accounts following those disclosures, and a White House national security staffer testifying he heard Trump say "They want to know about our Pacific capabilities. I'll give them what they want if they approve the Jakarta towers." Within 12 minutes of the conviction, Trump appeared in the White House briefing room flanked by private security—not Secret Service—and declared: "I do not recognize this fraudulent Senate vote. I remain your president. Any attempt to remove me will be met with resistance." House Speaker Johnson and Senate Leader Schumer issued a joint statement: "We are requesting the Sergeants at Arms to coordinate with appropriate federal law enforcement and military personnel to execute the removal order." This video covers Senator Graham's floor speech stating "I cannot in good conscience vote to acquit—what we are looking at is not political disagreement, it is betrayal of the oath we all took," the draft executive orders obtained by Politico showing Trump planned to "suspend enforcement of legislative actions" and relocate the executive branch to Mar-a-Lago, and the 8 PM deadline Congress has set before enforcement action begins. Timestamps: Breaking: 71-29 Conviction Vote Trump Refuses to Leave Office Congress Requests Military Assistance $2.3 Billion Payment Trail Graham's Devastating Floor Speech What Happens at 8 PM