Tonight, the president declares we're going in as he vows to send U.S. troops to Chicago,

but local and state officials there are firing back. Then Congress releases thousands

of pages related to Jeffrey Epstein. But is any of the information new? Not really. We'll

get into it. Plus, the president will appeal the court ruling that found most of his tariffs illegal.

We'll talk to the man leading that lawsuit against the White House as the 11th hour gets underway on this Tuesday night.

Good evening. Once again, I am Stephanie Rule coming to you from 30 Rock Center, and it is day 226 of the second Trump administration.

And the president of the United States says that he is sending the National Guard to the city of Chicago.

And the city of Baltimore could be next. Watch this.

Chicago is a hellhole right now. Chicago is a hellhole right now.

Baltimore is a hell hall right now. Make your mind up on Chicago, though? Well, we're going in.

I didn't say when. We're going in. We're going to do it anyway. We have the right to do it because I have an obligation to protect this country.

And that includes Baltimore.

I'm very proud of Washington.

It serves as a template and we're going to do it elsewhere.

But Chicago is certainly going to be high.

Baltimore, what they need is housing.

No, they don't need housing.

They need to get rid of the criminals.

Trump has been railing against Chicago on social media in one post calling it the murder capital of the world.

But for fact's sake, Tijuana, Mexico has the highest homicide rate in the world.

And despite Chicago being the third biggest city in America, its murder rate falls below red state

cities like Jackson, Mississippi, Birmingham, Alabama, and St. Louis, Missouri.

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