President Trump deployed the National Guard to Washington, D.C. after Edward Coristine was assaulted and robbed by teenagers. Two teenagers were arrested, and the police reported high crime rates as a concern. Despite claims, crime is at a 30-year low in the district. Jesse Watters and Will Cain discussed perceptions of safety in D.C., noting anecdotal evidence of violence. Watters suggested that Coristine's situation signaled a broader need for security in the capital and expressed support for Coristine's resilience following the attack.
When Big Balls went down, that's when Trump had to call it. If Big Balls isn't safe, no one's safe. I'm glad he took a beating for the rest of the city.
Trump deployed the National Guard to D.C., citing high violent crime rates, which are actually at a 30-year low in the district.
Did you even know how bad D.C. was? I always knew certain neighborhoods were bad. But I had to take most people's anecdotal evidence of this.
It's stunning how many people talk about how bad it is, whether it's a carjacking or a fight taking place in front of your house.
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