All right, today, for the very first time since federal troops were sent into Los Angeles,

we saw a member of the U.S. Marine Corps detain a civilian outside a federal building in L.A.

You can see the footage right there on the screen. That's according to Reuters, which obtained this footage you're seeing, showing two Marines,

appearing to handcuff and temporarily detain a young man for

walking through a National Guard checkpoint. Now, the man who was detained is reportedly a veteran

himself who was just trying to get to the Department of Veterans Affairs office when he was stopped.

It's a big deal because the armed forces are generally forbidden from engaging in domestic law enforcement.

It's obviously not what we saw here. So this raises more serious questions about the appropriate

use of the military and U.S. soil. And that brings us to Washington, D.C., where it may be raining,

but right now tons of military hardware, including helicopters, artillery, tanks, are being

positioned up and down along the National Mall.

You can see some of the shots and the footage there.

That's the National Mall, everyone.

All in preparation for what the Trump team is still, I guess, kind of pretending is a celebration

of the 250th anniversary of the Army.

That's what they're still telling people.

One that we all actually know is primarily a vanity-driven birthday celebration for President Trump.

That's what it really is.

I mean, Trump didn't even leave this $43 million at least to maybe more,

who knows ego-boosting party in the hands of someone who might actually know

how to celebrate the Army.

Well, still, of course, making him feel like a very special birthday boy.

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