McEnany: Chicago, NYC Mayors Struggling to Control Streets

The transcript discusses the rising crime rates in cities like Chicago and New York, highlighting the federal government's offer to assist local authorities in controlling violence. It emphasizes the challenges faced by local leaders in managing crime and the potential for federal intervention. The discussion also touches on the resistance from local leaders to federal assistance, as seen in the case of unmarked police officers in Portland. The transcript concludes with a focus on the need for collaboration between local and federal authorities to address the crime surge effectively.

What concerns does the President have regarding cities like Chicago?

What actions did the President take to address the violence in Chicago?

How does the situation in Chicago compare to violence in Afghanistan and Iraq?

What was President Trump's stance on the spike in violent crime in New York?

What challenges does Mayor de Blasio face in controlling the streets of New York City?