In a time where Trump is president who praises "loyalty" above other virtues and has no knowledge about legal implications of these kinds of orders, i don't think this is a silly question and this is indeed newsworthy.
It also puts the emphasis on the fact that US officers pledge their loyalty to the constitution rather then the president.
In a time where Trump is president who praises "loyalty" above other virtues and has no knowledge about legal implications of these kinds of orders, i don't think this is a silly question and this is indeed newsworthy.
It also puts the emphasis on the fact that US officers pledge their loyalty to the constitution rather then the president.
I'm not seeing what's so newsworthy about this
So someone asked him how the military would handle an illegal launch order, and got a fairly stock response. The only noteworthy part of this is that a journalist asked such a silly question.