DC mayor says using tear gas on protesters outside White House before curfew is 'shameful'
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser called it "shameful" that police used tear gas to clear the way for the president to walk to St. John's Church.
DC mayor says using tear gas on protesters outside White House before curfew is 'shameful'
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