Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's DCPR problems.

Trump's DC push is facing more and more problems.

We're going to run through just a few of them.

First, the most high-profile case from the adventure has undoubtedly been Sandwich Guy.

Sandwich Guy was a DOJ worker who was accused of throwing a sandwich at a federal officer,

participating in Trump's security clampdowns.

The video of the alleged incident went viral, and he was

reportedly fired from DOJ. He's accused of asking them why they were there, and telling federal

officers they weren't welcome in D.C. in less than polite terms. He's alleged to have called them

fascist. He was charged with felony

assault on a law enforcement officer. That's a lot of allegedly's and accused for a situation

that was on video, right? Well, the grand jury failed to return an indictment, which is funny in a way, because the saying is that a

grand jury will indict a ham sandwich. There are reports that the administration will try

for a misdemeanor charge. A less known case that is causing waves involves a man who was accused of possessing weapons.

The case was bounced after the magistrate said, quote,

It is without a doubt the most illegal search I've ever seen in my life.

I'm absolutely flabbergasted at what has happened.

A high school student would know this was an illegal search.

Beyond that, the National Guard deployment in D.C. that is costing the U.S. about a million per day

seems to have already shifted away from the talking points. Trump promised it was an emergency and that it was about

crime. I pointed out that it really looked like he didn't want to see homeless people. Well,

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