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Here’s what the Federal Government just did to help prevent violence & destruction in US cities

 

For months now, often under the leadership of progressive mayors and officials, city and local governments around the nation have enacted policies that — at times — encourage violence and the destruction of property from far-left groups. But the Federal Government just made a major declaration to help prevent this moving forward. Russel Vought, Director of the Office of Management and Budget, explains to Glenn why the Department of Justice just identified Portland, New York City, and Seattle as jurisdictions permitting violence. He explains what the declaration means and how it could severely, financially effect these three cities until drastic changes to ensure the safety their citizens are made.
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