De Blasio to Sue if Trump Sends Federal Agents to NYC

The transcript discusses the potential deployment of federal police to New York City, highlighting the President's tendency to make unfulfilled statements. It examines the negative impact of federal actions in Portland, including constitutional violations and community unrest. The speaker expresses confidence in legal challenges against such actions and emphasizes that New Yorkers will resist any similar federal interventions.

What is the speaker's initial stance on the President's statements about deploying police to New York City?

• They are often exaggerated and unlikely to happen.

• They are always truthful and reliable.

• They are a direct threat to national security.

• They are supported by local officials.

What legal action does the speaker suggest if the President attempts to deploy police to New York City?

• Take immediate action in court to stop it.

• Support the President's decision.

• Request federal assistance.

• Ignore the President's actions.

What has been the impact of federal intervention in Portland according to the speaker?

• It has reduced crime rates significantly.

• It has improved safety and security.

• It has been welcomed by local officials.

• It has caused confusion and violated rights.

How does the speaker view the potential impact of federal actions on New York City?

• It will significantly improve safety.

• It will have a limited impact on safety.

• It will lead to economic growth.

• It will be fully supported by New Yorkers.

What is the speaker's belief about the outcome of legal challenges against the President's actions?

• They will be ignored by the judiciary.

• They will likely succeed in court.

• They will be supported by the President.

• They will likely fail in court.