"Former Trump Aide's Shocking Revelation: 'Scary' Moments of Wanting People Killed"

Former White House communications director Alyssa Farah Griffin expressed concern over the possibility of former President Donald Trump ordering people to be killed, citing instances where he allegedly made disturbing remarks about his political rivals and aides. This comes as Trump's attorneys argued for presidential immunity, claiming that a president can't be prosecuted unless impeached and convicted first. Farah Griffin's comments shed light on the contentious nature of Trump's presidency and raise questions about the limits of presidential power.