Donald Trump's Orders on Handling Disrespect Towards National Guard and Law Enforcement

Restoring Safety in Washington D.C.

• ⚡ Washington D.C. was transformed from the most unsafe city in the U.S. to one of the safest in approximately a month.
• 🎯 During a 12-day period of intense activity, 1,700 career criminals were removed from the city.
• 🚶‍♂️ Following these actions, the city became safe, with people walking freely and feeling secure, as evidenced by the speaker's own dining experience.

Addressing Unsafe Cities Run by Democrats

• ⚠️ Cities like San Francisco, Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles are highlighted as being run by the radical left and are described as very unsafe.
• 🏙️ The speaker vows to address these cities one by one, indicating a proactive approach to restoring order.
• 📈 Chicago is specifically mentioned with recent statistics of 11 people murdered and 44 shot in one week, and 5 murdered and 28 shot the previous week.

Military and National Guard Deployment in Cities

• 훈련 Dangerous cities are suggested as potential training grounds for the military and National Guard due to ongoing issues.
• 🚨 The speaker recounts calls from governors of cities like Portland, which appeared like a war zone, and Seattle, where parts were taken over.
• 🗣️ The narrative shifts to the speaker's directive regarding how service members should respond to disrespect.

New Orders for Responding to Disrespect

• 😠 A stark contrast is drawn between past administrations, where soldiers were subjected to spitting and screaming without retaliation, and the new directive.
• 👊 The new order is stated as: "They spit, we hit." This signifies a change in protocol allowing for immediate response to physical disrespect.
• 🚗 Similarly, for border patrol and ICE agents, the order is to "do whatever the hell you want to do" if faced with rocks and bricks being thrown at their vehicles, emphasizing self-defense and the prevention of harm.
• ✅ Since issuing these orders, the speaker notes a significant reduction in such incidents, attributing it to the clear directive.