I'm Jesse Thorne.

Ghostface Killah told me about when he was a kid.

He found the number of his hero, Dougie Fresh.

He dialed it.

He didn't really think it through.

And he's like, hey, who this?

And it just goes quiet just like that.

Ghostface Killah.

That's on Bullseye for Maximumfund.org and NPR.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst.

California's governor says President Trump has ordered 300 members of the state's National Guard to Oregon.

From member station OPB, Joni Auden Land reports the decision

comes after a federal judge blocked Trump from sending Oregon National Guard troops to Portland.

On Saturday night, more than 100 California National Guard members landed in Oregon,

says the state's governor, Tina Kotech. That same day, a federal judge had

issued a restraining order, preventing Trump from deploying the Oregon National Guard.

Judge Karen Immigate said the federal government lacked the justification to take control of

the state's national guard. Governor Kotech said in a statement that the Trump administration

was attempting to circumvent the restraining order. Trump has repeatedly described Portland as war ravaged by protests around

the city's ICE detention facility. The governors of California and Oregon have promised to fight the

deployment. For NPR News, I'm Joni Audenland in Portland, Oregon. Meanwhile, President Trump

defended the National Guard's actions in Washington, D.C.

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