Sen. Mark Kelly slammed President Trump and Pete Hegseth, saying they are attempting to "intimidate him" by having the FBI interview him and other Dem lawmakers The post Mark Kelly Slams Trump and Hegseth for Having the FBI Question Him: An ‘Attempt to Intimidate’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly is firing back at Trump administration efforts to investigate his participation in a now viral video, in which he and five other Democratic lawmakers urged U.S. servicemembers to disobey illegal orders.

Threats by the Trump administration to recall Senator Mark Kelly to active Navy duty to prosecute him under military law for urging troops to disobey illegal orders would face steep hurdles in a system designed to give troops strong rights to due process,

ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel and Democratic Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly scoffed at Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s investigation into the senator over his call for military members to defy so-called illegal orders.

Jacob Thomas, an Air Force veteran with progressive veterans advocacy group Common Defense, said he was “appalled” by the Pentagon’s announcement of the Kelly investigation.

After the collapse of criminal cases against former FBI chief James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James this week, the Trump administration is now coming after Senator Mark Kelly, but "The View" host Alyssa Farah Griffin doesn't expect this new case to really stand up.

Arizona, into active duty for a possible court-martial after the retired Navy combat pilot told military service

Mark Kelly may not have long to wait to learn whether the Pentagon intends to pursue charges against him for taking part in a video reminding soldiers to refuse illegal orders. War Secretary Pete Hegseth published on social media his memorandum to the secretary of the Navy asking for “a brief on the outcome of your review” by no later than Dec.