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bulwark. I have Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield here with me. We're going to talk a little bit

about the situation going on in Portland today. Before I get started, I just want to read a

truth social post that Donald Trump posted over the weekend. He wrote that he was directing Secretary of War Pete Hegeseth

to provide all necessary troops to protect war-ravaged Portland

and any of our ICE facilities under siege from attack by Antifa

and other domestic terrorists.

I'm also authorizing full force, if necessary,

thank you for your attention to this matter.

Okay. So, Dan, let's just start with what does the situation look like in Portland right now?

Are you seeing an increase in federal troops in the city? What do things look like?

Not in the present moment. So it's a very early on in the process.

This is before the U.S. military has arrived in Portland. And the way to think about this for folks

that are outside, right? You normally don't use the U.S. military on citizens, right? There's

certain things that you need to accomplish. The president has made

and formed an opinion on social media, and that's basically how he's deciding how to interact

in this world, which is not the best basis to provide leadership to a country via social media.

And you have, as you're thinking on the ground here in Oregon, a disagreement about what the reality is, what the president sees on social media and what we're actually living.

And you're seeing that manifest itself on videos from members of Congress.

You have videos from community leaders.

Really kind of trying to tell the president, hey, this isn't the reality that you think

it is. We've even had the governor reach out and talk to the president, trying to talk about that.

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