In a move unprecedented in recent US history, federal warrants have been issued for Kathy Griffin, Robert Deniro, and Barbra Streisand for making threats against the President of the United States. This is an unprecedented move by the federal government and the implications could be far-reaching.
Federal Warrants Issued
The federal warrants were issued after Kathy Griffin, Robert Deniro, and Barbra Streisand made comments that could be interpreted as threats against the President of the United States. Griffin, Deniro, and Streisand have all become increasingly vocal in their criticism of the President and his policies. This has led to the federal government to issue warrants for their arrest.
The warrants were issued by the US Marshals Service and it is unclear if any of the three individuals will be taken into custody. The US Marshals Service is responsible for apprehending fugitives and transporting them to court, so it is possible that they could be arrested.
Threats on President
Kathy Griffin made her threat in a video in which she was holding a bloody and decapitated head that looked like the President. The video was met with widespread condemnation and Griffin was forced to apologize.
Robert Deniro made his threat in a speech at the Tony Awards. He said that he wanted to punch the President in the face. This comment was met with a standing ovation from the audience.
Barbra Streisand made her threat in an interview in which she said that she wished someone would "knock off" the President. This comment was met with outrage from many in the public.
The issuing of federal warrants against Kathy Griffin, Robert Deniro, and Barbra Streisand is an unprecedented move by the federal government. It remains to be seen what the consequences of this will be, but it is likely that it will have a significant impact on the way public figures can express their opinions on the President.
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has issued federal warrants for the arrest of Kathy Griffin, Robert DeNiro, and Barbra Streisand for making threats against the President of the United States.
The warrants were issued after the DOJ investigated threats made by the three celebrities against President Donald Trump. Both Kathy Griffin and Robert DeNiro publicly expressed their desire to physically harm the president in outspoken comments made on national television. Barbra Streisand also made threats against the President when she called for his impeachment in several tweets.
The DOJ is taking the potential threats seriously and is making an example of the three celebrities. The Department has stated that these threats are illegal and prosecutable under federal law. While no criminal charges have yet been filed, the warrants show the gravity of the situation, as they authorize officers of the law to take the individuals into custody.
The warrants carry serious consequences and represent the DOJ’s commitment to upholding the law, regardless of the status of the offending parties. Making threats against the president is a federal offense, and as such the creators of these threats can be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
The DOJ warned others that it will not hesitate to prosecute violators of federal laws and that any threats against the President of the United States will be taken seriously. This commitment to protecting the rule of law should serve as a warning to all those who seek to do the President harm.
