Bill O'Reilly on US Military Deployment to Chicago, Portland, and Memphis
Bill O'ReillySeptember 30, 202510 min58,247 views
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- π¨ The US military is being deployed to American cities, starting with Chicago, to address a decade-long issue of thousands of African-Americans being murdered by drug gangs.
- π― President Trump is sending ICE agents to Chicago as part of 'Operation Midway Blitz' to target illegal aliens, circumventing the Posse Comitatus Act.
- π‘οΈ The stated intent is to protect ICE agents, but the underlying goal is to combat gangs on the South Side, similar to a previous operation in Washington D.C.
Federal Intervention in Portland
- π© Portland, Oregon, described as a radical left-leaning city, is seeing federal agents deployed to protect federal property from Antifa.
- ποΈ Governor Tina Kotek disagrees with the deployment, stating there is no insurrection or threat to national security, and the National Guard's mission is to protect Oregonians.
- βοΈ O'Reilly believes the governor is playing politics and disagrees with her assessment of the situation in Portland.
Federal Support for Memphis
- π₯ In Memphis, Tennessee, Governor Bill Lee has requested federal assistance due to violence from heavily armed drug gangs.
- π€ Unlike Portland, there is little resistance from Tennessee authorities, with the majority wanting federal help.
- π A poll cited suggests a divided public opinion on military or National Guard deployment in cities, though O'Reilly distrusts the source.
Historical Precedents for Federal Intervention
- π O'Reilly cites three historical examples to support President Trump's actions and predict court victories:
- πΊπΈ 1871: President Grant sent federal troops to South Carolina to combat the Ku Klux Klan, arresting and killing many.
- πΊπΈ 1957: President Eisenhower deployed 1,000 paratroopers to Little Rock, Arkansas, to enforce school integration.
- πΊπΈ 1962-1963: JFK sent troops to the University of Mississippi and the University of Alabama to enforce desegregation.
- βοΈ These precedents, O'Reilly argues, establish a history of federal intervention to protect citizens and will lead to Trump winning court challenges.
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