Does an objection to the government's argument that a defendant 'had not denied the accusations against him' violate the Fifth Amendment?

Questions Presented |. Does an obgecton to the gavecaments acguement that a defendant, “had not denied the accusations against him, violate the Fifth Amendinent ? 7 2. Does We Lower Cowct ertor, When + drsmessed Pelllioner’s -C.0.A. of a troe bO(d)M, Votdsudgement thet 5 A). Raised a defect in the integrity of the habeas Proceedings, and 8). Seeked the Court of apeeals to examine whether the | Aistrvct Couct Committed ercor when it adgzudi cated Pebhoner's LiF h-Amendment Claim by imerd pet ly applying Sixth amendment Guteria 2? 3. Does an ebgection at tral preserve a Claim of ecror for appeal review? . \ Parties to the Pro ceedings Pro-Se pebtoner, Glman Roady long Gnd Mhe United States af America, Respondant, af the only two Pacties trom the Proceed. ngs 10 the uated Shates Court of appeals for Me eighth Gircurt. . r