if the president wants to tell the American people about his innocence, he ought to come forward -- and talk to Congress about it, in public, under oath, rather than hiding behind a computer screen.
Blumenthal calls for the president to testify publicly under oath regarding his innocence.
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Trump’s for it. I think the speaker will be for it. It’s a pretty simple equation.
Trump is openly selling preferential access to his presidential statements on Truth Social—trading insider information to benefit himself and his billionaire cronies.
It is almost certainly never going to be approved by a court because it violates basic constitutional rights.
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