National Guard troops have now arrived in the city after the president declared a crime emergency in our nation's capital and deployed hundreds of guardsmen. FBI, DEA, other federal agents have already been patrolling the streets. And DC's mayor and police chief just met with Attorney General Pam Bondi at the Justice Department.They're serving more in somewhat of a support role backing up these various law enforcement agencies that are going to be part of this crackdown. Specifically, we're told that they c ...

The clock is ticking on Donald Trump's 30-day federal takeover of the DC police, and Democrats are on fire about it, calling the move everything from authoritarian overreach by a lawless president to an unnecessary stunt to a raw authoritarian power grab. Eleanor Holmes Norton, who represents DC as a delegate in Congress, and Maryland Senator Chris Van Holland, are now introducing, reintroducing legislation to grant DC full control over its National Guard and the Metro Police Department. Now, they won't get ...

Ryan, walk us through the details of this National Guard deployment and tell us what are you seeing there this morning. >> So far, it's relatively quiet here this morning, Anna. These National Guard troops that have been mobilized to help in this effort that President Trump unveiled yesterday are just getting their orders.So, we do see them trickling into the armory here behind me. Uh, when they're all fully staffed, we expect somewhere in the range of 800 troops that will be be deployed throughout Washingt ...

Right now, you'll hear a lot of rhetoric about crime being down. However, I don't think that it's appropriate to take victory laps. What our members know is that we go call to call to call out on the streets at night, going from robbery to carjacking to stabbing to shooting.And uh we just know that crime is ubiquitous and it's all in every quadrant of the city. So to have people tell us, well, crime is down. You shouldn't be worried about that.Um that that's not the reality that we feel on the streets. Is i ...

President Donald Trump's unprecedented takeover of Washington DC police is really ramping up. National Guard troops have now arrived in the city after the president declared a crime emergency in our nation's capital and deployed hundreds of guardsmen. FBI, DEA, other federal agents have already been patrolling the streets.And DC's mayor and police chief just met with Attorney General Pam Bondi at the Justice Department. President Trump claims the district is one of the most dangerous cities anywhere in the ...

Trump called it liberation day for the nation's capital after claiming that DC is one of the most dangerous cities in the world. It is not. NBC News senior White House correspondent Garrett Hake brings us more.Hundreds of National Guard troops are expected to begin deployments on the streets of Washington DC this morning on orders from President Trump. A White House official tells NBC News. The roll out part of the president's unprecedented push to combat crime in the nation's capital.This is Liberation Day ...

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question. Why is it that that if you visited New York City in 88, 89, 90 or actually anytime in the 1970s at times it seemed like a hellscape and then 93, 94, 95, 94, 95 basically. uh Rudy Giuliani and Bill Bratton did did a hell of a lot to turn that city around and those gains were actually maintained by Mayor Bloomberg for three terms.Why could that happen in Manhattan where again as Jean Robinson and I have been saying you can walk 40, 50, 60 blocks in Manhattan at 2 in the morning and feel safe. And ye ...

Let me just add a couple things here. Uh, one is I think we're all sort of in agreement that the city needs to feel safer. That a surge in resources obviously would help would help in any city really. I mean, you have a surge in resources, uh, you clamp down on crime.That's a good thing. But in defense of DC, uh, to Eugene's point, uh, this is a dramatically different city than even when I moved in in 2004. Uh, back then Street was nothing. H Street was nothing.They've become vibrant. Uh, great places to li ...

This is a fascinating story uh because so many people have been calling me over the past couple days going, you know, we like Washington should have gotten involved years ago. This place is dangerous. It's a mess. It's a wreck and whatever.And then they'll go on Twitter go, this is the worst outrage of all time, the jocking, which I understand it. It's a people need to express their concerns about Donald Trump going too far. We saw what happened back in uh 2020 with the National Guard.Certainly can't have a ...