Federal Prosecutors are now PLEADING the 5th when asked "Did you break the law"!

Where is this from? Are they having a hearing on it today?

If you are having to plead the fifth within your position as a public servant, that seems like an automatic set of charges involving the term “under color of authority.”

War Room is repeatedly playing that clip this morning.

It'll generate some headlines, but those were some pretty loaded questions that should make even innocent parties invoke the Fifth.

Did you break the law? If he says, "no," and they find some obscure law that has no significance to the case, then they claim perjury. If someone asked if you've ever broken the law while doing your job duties, could you truly and confidently assert that the answer is no? Because I'm willing to bet I could find something that violated some law, even if it's something as benign as violating some internet access or usage statute.

Same thing with did you violate any constitutional rights? I can firmly believe I didn't, but who knows what some court some day would say.

So, I plead the Fifith. And any good lawyer worth his salt would tell you to do that as well.

You think these Fed prosecutors aren't corrupt?

Just look at Andrew Weissman and Norm Eisen.

In the true letter of the law, our laws were set up directly to make the answer to these questions "NO"

If a person risks self incriminating situation and pleads the 5th, he should not be employed by the government ever again, period.

They, of all people, should NOT be allowed to do that.