WH: Trump to 'dominate' streets with Nat'l Guard

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WH: Trump to 'dominate' streets with Nat'l Guard

WH: Trump to 'dominate' streets with Nat'l Guard

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Published 01 Jun 2020

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany says violence, looting and lawlessness won't "be tolerated" in U.S. cities and President Donald Trump wants to "dominate the streets" with the National Guard to stop violent and destructive protests. (June 1)

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