The scandals surrounding the Trump regime's extra-legal killing of two defenseless survivors of a boat

allegedly smuggling drugs in the Caribbean Sea gets bigger every day, largely because the

principals can't seem to get their story straight. Yesterday, in a televised cabinet meeting during which

Donald struggled to stay awake, he, the commander in chief of the

United States military and defense secretary Pete Hegzeth, tried to evade responsibility for what

amounts to a war crime, despite the fact that they are the two most senior people in the chain

of command. While Hegeseth and Donald said they supported the strike,

they also claim not to know the second strike had been ordered, which seems unlikely at the very

least. Apparently, however, they did know who was aware of it.

Watch this.

Somebody asked me a question about the second strike.

I didn't know about the second strike.

I didn't know anything about people.

I wasn't involved.

I knew they took out of vote.

But I would say this, they had a strike.

I hear the gentleman that was in charge of that as extraordinary,

he's an extraordinary person. I'll let Pete speak about him.

As you would, as any leader would want, you want to own that responsibility.

So I said, I'm going to be the one to make the call after getting all the information

and make sure it's the right strike. That was September 2nd.

There's a lot of intelligence

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