TRUMP100 A shooting on the streets of Washington DC
Nov 27, 2025
A shooting near the White House sparks urgent discussions and a heavy law-enforcement response. Conflicting reports about casualties keep everyone on edge. The hosts dive into President Trump’s quick reaction, linking the attack to immigration and national guard deployments. They also analyze how uniformed troops become targets in such situations. Meanwhile, Trump's legal landscape shifts as a significant Georgia case gets dropped, offering him a moment of relief. Plus, they explore the implications of labeling a Venezuelan gang as a terrorist organization.
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On-The-Ground Account Of The Shooting
- Mark Stone described arriving near the shooting and seeing many law enforcement agencies swarming the scene, signalling a very serious incident.
- He reported the two National Guard were rushed to hospital and appeared gravely injured and fighting for their lives.
Quick Politicisation After Attack
- Mark Stone and Martha Kelner noted President Trump's immediate politicised response tied the suspect's origin to immigration policy.
- They observed his swift framing amplified division rather than offering a neutral update on victims' conditions.
Uniforms Can Increase Targeting Risk
- Mark Stone highlighted that uniformed troops become symbolic targets when deployed because of foreign policy grievances.
- He connected deployed National Guard presence to examples where uniforms drew attacks in other countries.