You have Magu Republican leaders going on live TV in these disastrous appearances this morning and last night,

oftentimes representing states and communities with far higher crime rates than Washington, D.C. or Chicago and elsewhere,

and talking about how they want their states, whether it's like South Carolina or Oklahoma or Mississippi

or whatever, to send more troops into DC and Chicago. Here's Congress member Ralph Norman

from this morning. What's played?

So you support National Guard troops in these cities if it comes to that?

Absolutely. You know, I mean, why not? I mean, you know, the fact that the crime speaks for itself, the numbers speak for themselves.

You mentioned Chicago.

Look at Los Angeles.

Look at New York City.

I mean, let the politicians complain about those who want to keep them safe.

I wonder if it...

Yeah, the crime in South Carolina is far higher, and cities in South Carolina, and a lot of the cities he talks about have all-time low crime, and that's what they're doing in these red states.

This is what Christy Nome, Department of Homeland Security Secretary, is now saying, creating this fantasy fictitious world

about Washington, D.C. and America, everyone all of a sudden is liberated. This is what

liberation feels like. Here play this clue.

It's done. And so the American people are feeling freedom again. I think they lived under the

oppression of Democrat rule in so many of

these cities. They forgot what it felt like to actually be free and to be safe. But now for the last

11 days in D.C., people are feeling different, and they recognize what America used to be,

and they want it back permanently. So these Democrat governors, they need to wake up because the

people in their communities and in their

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