acquitted gallagher after a crazy turnabout at trial where a key witness changed his story on the stand. gallagher was convicted of posing with the prisoner s dead body. sentenced to four months and a reduction in rank. throughout all this fox news has been advocating on his behalf despite the fact the entire chain of command of the u.s. armed forces have the responsibility of maintaining good order and discipline. gallagher was going to be expelled from the s.e.a.l.s following his conviction of posing with a corpse. but fox & friends pete hegseth has been lobbying the president to pardon the guy and it worked. the president pardoned gallagher and ordered the navy to restore his rank. then trump said he would stop the s.e.a.l.s from kicking him out of the unit so navy secretary richard spencer decided to pretend the tweet wasn t a formal order. this weekend gallagher went on trump tv to rail against his own commanding officers.
i d rather not. jillian: the navy s top admiral drop all charges against any gallagher s platoon leader, jacob was set to face trial charged with covering about gallagher s work life after gallagher a decorated navy seal was acquitted of murdering and isis prisoner in 2017. the navy said the decision came from chief naval operation admiral john richardson who ordered a full review. the navy adding in part admiral john richardson took this action in the best interest of justice in the navy, donald trump ordered the navy to rescind all metals recently awarded to gallagher s prosecutors. how about this story? this trump supporter wants police to take action after he was assaulted for wake making wearing a make america great again hat.
complications following a stroke that he suffered yesterday. justice stevens died peacefully. his daughters were at his side when he passed. he s survived by two of his children, nine grandchildren. he served on the court for nearly 35 years, third longest-serving justice in supreme court history. he was a chicago native. he was born to one of the wealthiest families in chicago. he enlisted in the navy. he was a decorated code breaker during world war ii in the navy. won the bronze star. he was appointed to the u.s. circuit court of appeals by richard nixon and then five years after that was appointed to the supreme court by gerald ford. by the time he retired from the supreme court in 2010, he was considered to be the most liberal member of the court, the leader of the liberal minority. but he had been appointed by first to the appeals court by nixon then to the supreme court by ford. so both of those appointees, obviously, republican presidents. he always maintained that he
he s survived by two of his children, nine grandchildren. he served on the court for nearly 35 years, third longest-serving justice in supreme court history. he was a chicago native. he was born to one of the wealthiest families in chicago. he enlisted in the navy. he was a decorated code breaker during world war ii in the navy. won the bronze start. he was appointed to the u.s. circuit court of appeals by richard nixon and then five years after that was appointed to the supreme court by gerald ford. by the time he retired from the supreme court in 2010, he was considered to be the most liberal member of the court, the leader of the liberal minority. but he had been appointed by first to the appeals court by nixon then to the supreme court by ford. so both of those appointees, obviously, republican presidents. he always maintained that he considered himself to be a conservative. he says that he did not become more liberal but, rather, the court and american electoral
without any terror of death and that my chief worries, the grief my death will bring to those so dear to me. and then he ended, saying i feel wonderfully strong to do my share well for my sake. you must try and drown your sorrow in the pride and satisfaction that i died well, in so clean a cause as ours. he ended, god bless and keep you my dear heart and be kind to little elizabeth. i love you so well. david. today we remember the service and sacrifice of sergeant david kerr. william robinson evans jr. was born in indiana in 1918. he was an eagle scout. after graduating from college in connecticut he enlisted in the navy s reserve officer pilot program. he earned his wings of gold and