White house responds after Trump calls for jailing members of Congress
The White House Press Secretary called remarks made by members of Congress "very dangerous" and possibly punishable by law. Hours earlier, President Donald Trump said members of Congress should be arrested and put on trial for "SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR" after video directed toward the armed forces about refusing unlawful orders.
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