Pool claims Democrats committed crime by instructing military to question Trump orders

What was said

"When you have the media and everyone around saying one we call this the tweedled dweed dum death threat. The first that happened was a bunch of people, a bunch of Democrats came out and said, Trump Trump Trump's orders are illegal right explicitly. Then after that was in the media cycle for a for a week, these Democrats came out and said, Do not follow illegal orders. You cannot play a tweedle tweedle dumb defense. It doesn't work."

Tim Pool argued that six Democratic lawmakers committed an explicitly illegal act by instructing military members to question Trump's orders, citing billboards and coordinated messaging telling service members not to follow orders they deemed illegal. Pool claimed this constituted sedition under military law, though he stated the death penalty Trump suggested was inappropriate. He described a coordinated effort involving billboards, media, and Democratic politicians creating what he called a "tweedle dum death threat" pattern.