Goldberg urged Americans to engage in protests and stand against President Donald Trump and his administration. Furthermore, she alleged that the president is infringing upon the Constitution and his “oath of office” on a daily basis, suggesting the possibility of impeachment should the Democrats regain control of the U.S. House in the midterm elections of 2026.
Oldberg stated, “If you claim ignorance and need to verify information, you are unfit to hold the presidency. What is your motivation for this? Furthermore, do not portray us as the foolish ones. You are aware of your responsibilities, and by acting in this manner, you are breaching your oath of office. Or am I mistaken?”
HOSTIN: “This matter has been a source of concern for me for an extended period. During a conversation with Alyssa, I reflected on my time as a federal prosecutor, a role that pales in comparison to that of the President of the United States. I took an oath to uphold the Constitution, and I believe we have a photograph of that moment. Alyssa also took the oath. (Applause) You take the oath, and I can assure you, uttering those words carries significant weight.”
HOSTIN: “It truly feels substantial. It evokes a sense of responsibility, prompting me to revisit the Constitution I studied in law school. This is a matter of great importance. The specific aspect she inquired about pertains to the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution, which states that no individual—”
Individuals shall not be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. It is concerning how individuals are being forcibly removed, often labeled as gang members, leading to their deportation. This practice is unconstitutional, as the Constitution does not permit the denial of due process simply because one is undocumented or entered the country without proper documentation. A fundamental aspect of the Fifth Amendment is that all individuals present on U.S. soil are entitled to this essential protection.
NAVARRO: “I find myself pondering whether, at the moment he took the oath of office, he believed he was pledging to uphold the Constitution of the United States, or perhaps he misheard and thought it was about the confiscation of the United States. It is unclear. However, the fundamental responsibility of his position is to uphold the Constitution. This is a singular duty, and if he is unable to fulfill it, he should resign immediately.”
Individuals must take to the streets and demonstrate. It is essential to raise your voice. The situation is now returning to us. The sole method for conveying your anger is through active participation in public demonstrations,” Goldberg stated, drawing parallels between the anti-Trump movement and the women’s rights and civil rights movements in the United States.
This is the moment. The responsibility now lies with us. We must take action. If you wish to protect your Social Security, it is imperative that you rise and voice your concerns, for the only way to convey your unwillingness to tolerate the situation is by refusing to accept it.
