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| Tear gas in the capital - With fog of tear gas and police pushing protesters on the northern side of the White House, Trump said in the Rose Garden on the south side of the building that he would summon American forces to keep Americans safe from each other |
Trump turned from a freedom fighter to an authoritarian in about a week
(CNN) The moment was set for TV. With a protest just outside the White House compound, President Donald Trump made a last-minute decision to give a short speech confirming his authority to impose order on the streets of the United States - then he left the White House and marched through a newly cleared area by the combined police. , To stand with the Bible outside Saint John's Church across Lafayette Square. White House
The church was damaged in a fire on Sunday evening. Bishop Marian Edgar Bodi, of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington after Trump's march, said she was "angry."
"I am angry. The president did not pray when he arrived at St. John, as I have just made clear, is he confessing to the pain of our country now," Baud told Reuters on CNN on AC 360. trump news
Tear gas in the capital - With fog of tear gas and police pushing protesters on the northern side of the White House, Trump said in the Rose Garden on the south side of the building that he would summon American forces to keep Americans safe from each other.
He pushed the protesters back - moments before he spoke, the police stepped on live TV to disperse the peaceful protesters, some kneeling in their hands, creating an image of turmoil where nothing was. washington dc
Rule of law - Earlier, barely a nod to police brutality that sparked the demonstrations, Trump promised a tough response to the rule of law, called violent violence that emerged from major protests "domestic terrorism" and said he would bring "thousands and thousands of heavily armed soldiers" to help enforce the ban Touring strictly on the federal lands in the capital. Kayleigh McEnany
The uprising law - while it did not amount to invoking the 1807 law - the uprising law - to summon federal forces to American cities, the option remained open and rulers recommended calling in more National Guard forces. Tens of thousands are already summoned for both coronavirus and civil disorder. (Note: The 1807 Act was used notably by Republicans and Democratic presidents in the 1960s to impose the abolition of apartheid. Trump will use it to drop calls for social justice. So we've evolved.) posse comitatus
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Do you remember when Trump described himself as a freedom fighter trying to free Americans who suffer from the closure of coronaviruses from the public health rules imposed by conservatives? (If not, click here.)
He now calls on conservatives to weaken and rely on them to use heavy tactics to "control" demonstrators who demand racial and social justice throughout the United States. This is not an excuse for the riots and violence that erupted in multiple cities (more on that later), but to show that Trump does not seem to believe that his positions are incompatible with each other.
This is seen by the Prosecutor as an anti-terrorist operation. trump speech today
His defense minister described American cities as a battlefield.
American military personnel on active duty from Fort Bragg on their way to the capital. Military-style vehicles are placed on Pennsylvania Street near the White House.
He wants the country to appear to be at war with itself - the sightings of armed soldiers on the streets of the United States are far from the costly military parade Trump once imagined for Washington, but evidence that today he is not trying to do anything to calm things down. trump bunker
"You must dominate or look like a group of tremors. You have to arrest people and prosecute them," the president told US governors in a phone call from the operating room in the basement of the White House, according to an audio recording of the obtained call. By CNN.
Whoever wants to free it and who wants to lock it - it does not take much imagination or data to know the difference between who is fighting to get rid of the government yoke (most of them are rural Americans who support it) and who wants to put it (mostly urban Americans who do not). second amendment
Read more here about the protests, which erupted from coast to coast and led to curfews and riots in American cities.
cted leaders, and threatened state violence to shut down other Americans whose protests threaten social welfare.
If you don't think all of these things are related, consider that George Floyd lost his job as a guard when he gets coronavirus. Floyd and the officer who killed him worked in the same bar. This is a small tragedy that has sparked great protest because it is a symptom of something far greater, at a time when many Americans feel fear, fatigue, and confusion from the limitations of ordinary life - work, school, regular social interaction. White House bunker
More than 104,000 Americans have been killed. With his speech, he tried to appear to champion the rights of Americans imprisoned with coronavirus.
Racial injustice. Now, even with mounting evidence that agitators have infiltrated and driven violence in American societies, Trump has targeted extremists as a problem that must be controlled while covering up evidence of a radical disease, which has shown itself in yet another example of violent - fatal - brutality against a black American. white house break in
Trying to control the demonstrators to surrender would be the direct opposite approach of Minnesota Democrat Governor Tim Falls, who on Monday told a news conference that he had warned Trump that the military position was not sustainable.
"It is the opposite of how we live. It is the opposite of civilian control," he said.president trump
According to Falls, Minnesota will withdraw some of its presence in the National Guard. The chief of the Minnesota National Guard said on Monday that a soldier had fired a speeding car on Sunday.
They want to remove the escalation. Trump is trying to escalate. The press conference she held in Minnesota and watched on CNN was particularly interesting because from the governor to the National Guard to the police, all authorities went out of her way to say she respected the rights of peaceful protesters. DC curfew
Trump vs. the mayor of the capital - a good example is Trump's temporary Washington home, where he tangled with the mayor over how to handle the protests.
Trump vs. Maine Governor - In that conversation with the Conservatives, Janet Mills of Maine expressed security concerns about Trump's planned visit to Maine this week.
Moments later, Trump pushed to Mills and said that because she was trying to persuade him not to come, he was definitely planning now.
Who riots and who protests?
Trump has argued that it is an organized left-wing group - Antifa, or anti-fascist - though not a fully organized group. (Read here: What is Antifa?)
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in fact, some police organizations have said that right-wing white or white provocateurs have engaged with other anarchist groups. DC
Who's not: The local authorities say they operate in and around thousands of peaceful protesters in cities across the country.
Keith Ellison, Minnesota State Attorney, on CNN's "New Day" program Monday morning, they are investigating but "they have no evidence of where they came from or at their hands." president trump speech today
Here is what we know about strangers who fuel violence and harm.
Where is Joe Biden?
He was the presumed Democratic presidential candidate at AME Church in Wilmington, Delaware, to meet race and religious leaders and promised them to do more in the dark of institutions.
Read about his event, as part of a slow return to campaign outside his home, from CNN's Erik Bradner.
What should Biden do? A hearing like Monday’s session shows that he is aware of the problem but does not present a clear and presidential plan for how to fix it.
This would be an ongoing question for Biden: Is it sufficient not to be Trump and to vote with a promise of autism rather than division, or does he need to provide a clear vision of America? trump bible
We already know that he can put his foot in his mouth when he talks about race, as he did last month when he seemed to be taking black voices for granted.
A community meltdown that only affects some Americans
Many people will try to tell you how to think about it. It's all interesting to read, especially as we face two separate societal crashes in the Covid-19 closure and riots in American cities.
South African-born comedian Daily Show, Trevor Noah, who has always been familiar with race in America, posted a long video for "Daily Show" where he challenged everyone to display violent protesters slightly differently: Bunker
them to sign them with them. When you see George Floyd on the ground, and you see a man who loses his life in a way that no one should lose his life, at the hands of a person who is supposed to apply the law "Which part of the contract is that? There is no contract if the law and the people in power do not stick to its end." trump in bunker
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