On the recordJuly 23, 2019
The fact that the orders by the President were not carried out, that is not a defense to obstruction of justice.
Source
congress.govThe fact that the orders by the President were not carried out, that is not a defense to obstruction of justice.
Lieu explains that attempts to obstruct justice are still criminal.
Share
More from Ted Lieu
I don’t see how it’s possible to just take an island and not expose U.S. troops to being shot at every single day by Iran.
This is urgent, common sense legislation to address the problem of an advanced AI model that has gone rogue and escaped its guardrails.
Bending the knee to an authoritarian Administration only makes things worse.
It will relentlessly try to complete a task, and it doesn’t understand morality and consequences and evil and good.