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CNN Anchor Audie Cornish proposed on Tuesday of that President Donald TrumpWashington, DC, Criminal Crackdown makes it look like a North Korean dictator.
During his “CNN this morning” reports how critics thinks think about deployment American national protective troops In the capital of the nation that she makes him crime seems like a dictator, he sent a horsemony that the murder rate in the dictatorship in North Korea is low.
“There are probably no murders in North Korea, but I don’t want to be assumed,” she said after she noted New York Post Cover Stating that in DC there was murders in DC after Trump’s crack started at the beginning of this month.
During Tuesday CNN segment, the anchor Audie Cornish in jokes compared Trump that Trump crime for crimes on authoritarian moves was done in places like North Korea. (Manual / Getty)
I start 14. August, the capital of the nation is 12 right days without murders after the murder after Trump started the operation. That stripe ended early Tuesday morningWhen the man died of wounded weapons.
Cornish started the segment by noticing the latest move in Trump’s DC Creata.
“There are no more than 2,000 troops at the National Guards in DC, the president of the specialized units of protective troops. The command comes to the troops in Chicago and democratic leaders across the country accuse him of bringing him authoritarian moves.”
Trump seized the Federal Control of the DC Meter Police Police (MPD) when launched “Creating the DC Secure and Premier” Working Group, which allows the President to federalize MPD to 30 days, unless the Congress extends duration.
In addition, the President ordered more than 2,000 troops at the National Guardians to be distributed in the city. SECRETARY OF PETE HEGSETH DEFENSE ordered most of those troops to pass firearms last week.
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During the “CNN this morning”, the anchor Audie Cornish suggested that President Donald Trump’s Trump criminals could compare to the moves with dictatorial regimes. (Screen / CNN shot)
As noted by Cornish, Trump also threatened to implement troops to other major American cities like Chicago to clear the crime.
The anchor played a video of Trump at the Oval Office commented on those who accused him of playing the dictator by this deployment.
“And they say,” We don’t need it. Freedom, freedom. He’s a dictator. He’s a dictator. “Many people say,” I might like a dictator. “I’m not a dictator, and I’m a smartphone, and then you send troops, instead of sending it, and try to download the Republic.” These people are sick. “These people are sick.” These people are sick. “These people are sick.” These people are sick “
After the recording, Cornish was translated, “there are no words yet which Americans actually want the dictator, but here is the Governor of Illinois in response.”
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President Donald Trump speaks with members of soldiers for law enforcement and civil services, Thursday, 21. August 2025. year, in Washington, DC (Jacquelin Martin / AP Photography)
Then she played the recording Gov. JB Pritzker, D-Ill., Slamming Trump on Monday press conferences for proposing federal crime in Chicago. During the recording, the governor called the Trump “dictator” of Vannabe “who asks us to use troops to” intimidate its political rivals “.
Suggesting that people who support Trump moves have a distorted look at what happens in urban areas, the blades else that they are perceived cities such as in fundamental crimes in each case in all decades, they think it is a good thing. “
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