Joe Scarborough wants to go to the Governor of Illinois with Trump to Crime

MSNBC hosted Joe Scarborough Apel Illinois Gov. JB PritzkerDemocrat, to do something “radically” on Tuesday – partner with President Donald Trump to deal with violent crimes in Chicago.

Trump has repeatedly suggested in the last few weeks Sending National Guardian in Chicago After scheduling hundreds of federal troops in Washington, DC, to combat crime. Pritzker pushed back, calling the idea of ​​a “dangerous branch.”

Although Scarborough agreed that Trump is probably lacking constitutional authority to deploy a national guard who is in Chicago, he claimed “Morning Joe” that Pritzker should at least open for work with the president.

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“I actually think JB Pritzker should do something radical,” Scarborough said. “I think you should pick up the phone, call President and say,” You know, and I know you don’t have constitutional powers to ask the National Guard and the police here. You can do this in DC that you can’t do it in Chicago. But that you can’t do that in Chicago. But

Scarborough’s comments arrived after reports that there were at least 58 people shot and eight killed in Chicago Over the weekend on the day of work, despite the Pritzker and Mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson, insistenting the city was not needed federal help.

MSNBC hosts criticized democratic leaders for reduced in crime.

“Cause right now,” I’m going to go here, “I’m going to move,” Id Donald Trump, we’re talking about “protecting their lives! It protects their dignity!” Scarborough said.

He added, “It would be radical to understand the way we were actually doing what I was talking from the very beginning (with) Washington, and it sees politicians creating partnerships that protect their people.”

Residents in Chicago beg more to help such as criminal crime “Havoc” in the neighborhoods

Fox News Digital He reached for Pritzker’s comment office.

Johnson signed the Executive Order Friday by discarding Trump’s threat to schedule federal troops or national guard.

“We don’t need a close and illegal military occupation of our city,” Johnson said, he promised to be Chicago “to do everything in our power to defend our community.”

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Days before the order signing, Johnson satin ‘the questions repeatedly From Scarborough about whether more police officers would reduce the criminal offense in Chicago.

Fox News’ Jasmine Baehr contributed to this report.