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I want to find out what Britt Youem thinks about all this.

He's Fox News, as senior political analyst.

Britt, in a way, we're seeing some unprecedented things.

You see a governor and mayor unwilling to allow the federal government to crack down on crime and illegal immigrants.

How's this end?

You know, Brown, we haven't seen anything like this,

really since the 1960s when there was resistance in the south of the desegregation

of schools.

You remember the famous scene of George Wallace,

then the Democratic governor of Alabama standing in the schoolhouse door,

so to speak,

to prevent black students from going to school at the

University of Alabama. And federal troops were then mobilized, and he backed down. But that's

the kind of resistance we're seeing now in some of these cities. And all kinds of wild

conspiracy theories are being spun about what the president is playing to do.

You played some of it just a minute ago.

They're going to bring in the troops.

It's been argued that he's going to cancel the 2028 presidential election and all the rest of it.

And this is sort of where we are.

The president does have the legal right to use federal forces, federal troops, to protect federal facilities. They can't

arrest anybody, really. Their powers are limited, but they have a right, a legal right, to do it.

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