A federal grand jury put a halt, at least temporarily, to the Trump administration's

efforts to prosecute democratic lawmakers under an anti-insubordination law.

In November, six lawmakers with military and intelligence backgrounds published a message

urging members of their former communities to disobey illegal orders.

Senators Mark Kelly and Alyssa Slotkin

of Arizona and Michigan, respectively, as well as representatives. Jason Crow of Colorado, Maggie

Goodlander of New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania's Chris Deluzio and Chrissy Houlihan each took part

in the video. The Trump administration reportedly sought to indict all six of them.

Joining us now is one of those members. That's former Army Ranger Representative Jason Crow of

Colorado. Congressman, welcome back to the News Hour. Thanks for being with us.

Thank you. I want to put to you the response we heard today from House Speaker Mike Johnson in reaction

to the DOJ's failure to indict.

Here's what he told reporters.

Anytime you're obstructing law enforcement and getting in the way of these sensitive

operations, it's a very serious thing and it probably is a crime and yeah, they probably should

be indicted.

What's your response to the leader of your chamber?

Well, it's too bad that Speaker Johnson continues to prostrate himself and sell his soul

to Donald Trump.

But let's be really clear, the man has never served a day in his life in uniform.

I went three times to war for this country in Iraq and Afghanistan.

I was a paratrooper and I was an army ranger. From my first day of boot camp, we were taught about the law of war. We were taught about

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