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Keith Sonderling
68:00 - 68:24
"Like I said last year, the president wouldn't have me do that. And I would follow the law. And I said last year I would follow the law, and I will follow the law."
“Like I said last year, the president wouldn't have me do that. And I would follow the law. And I said last year I would follow the law, and I will follow the law.”
- Speaker
- Keith Sonderling
- Timestamp
- 68:00 – 68:24
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- July 16, 2026
From the transcript
If directed by the president to take an action that would break the law, would you follow the law or follow the president's directive? Like I said last year, the president wouldn't have me do that. And I would follow the law. And I said last year I would follow the law, and I will follow the law. Well, the first part of your answer is the problem because there's almost daily evidence now of the president directing people or breaking the law himself.
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