All right, we were all wondering what the day after Trump's decision to deploy the military to Washington, D.C., what that would look like?

Well, you know what, let me paint you a picture. Members of the National Guard deployed here in D.C. with armored vehicles actually lining the streets.

I'm not going to you see every day.

You don't see this either.

Joggers just trotting along, running by guard members with the national monument in the background.

Or this, people actually posing for pictures

with National Guard soldiers.

As our Brian Todd saw during his reporting, this evening, of course,

it was quite a moment. It's not really the reality, though, that we've used to see. It's now

the reality we do see in the nation's capital after President Trump announced his crime

crackdown and took over the city's police. Talking about 800 guard troops, they've been

activated. Hundreds of federal agents like the FBI are city's police. Talking about 800 guard troops, they've been activated.

Hundreds of federal agents like the FBI

are also helping police on patrol.

The White House says it's been effective so far.

Nearly two dozen people have been arrested

on charges from homicide to driving under the influence

to even fair evasion. Not knowing what you see with the

National Guard of the FBI, right? But it's happening. And the mayor of D.C., Merrill Bowser,

she is warning that Trump could use this D.C. takeover as a kind of blueprint for other cities.

He wants to send the message to cities that if he can get away with this in Los Angeles,

if he can get away with this in D.C., he can get away with it in New York or Baltimore or Chicago

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