Outfront next, breaking news, Pete Hagseth, issuing a deadline for an investigation into Senator Mark Kelly.

As Trump unleashes his FBI director on Kelly and the five other Democrats who told U.S. troops that they don't have to follow illegal orders.

Is Trump on legitimate legal ground?

Also breaking, coaching Putin, a leaked transcript revealing that Trump's special envoy was advising the Kremlin on what to do to strike a deal with Trump.

Russia says it's fake, but what's the truth?

Plus, we told you about this VW van.

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completely destroyed around it. Tonight, showing a whole new look. Wait till you see the arc of

this story. Let's go out front. And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. And out front tonight, the breaking news, Trump's

defense secretary taking on Senator Mark Kelly in a new memo just out. Pete Higgsath is giving

his Navy secretary a deadline to complete his review of Kelly's appearance in a video. Now, this is

the video that Kelly appeared in along with five other Democrats in which,

and they were all, had all served in the armed forces, they urged American troops not to

follow illegal orders.

Our laws are clear.

You can refuse illegal orders.

And that, there it was, right? You can refuse illegal orders. Now, Hegeseth calls the video potentially

unlawful, and it comes on the heels of Hegseth's threat to court-martial Kelly.

Now, Kelly and the five other Democrats who appeared in that video are now fighting back together

after the FBI director Cash Patel notified them that the FBI would like to interview

them in a statement saying President Trump is using the FBI as a tool to intimidate and harass

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