

8/21/25 - Trump's Law and Order: Cleaning Up D.C. and Beyond
11 snips Aug 22, 2025
Ben Ferguson highlights the alarming crime surge in D.C. and the pressure on Democrat-run cities to seek federal intervention, emphasizing that many mayors refuse help due to political bias. A top IRS lawyer faces scrutiny for far-left advocacy, raising concerns over political bias within the agency. Additionally, a New York court has overturned a hefty fine against Trump, calling it excessive. The discussion also dives into immigration policies and strategies to restore law and order, revealing the intricate dynamics between local and federal authorities.
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Federal Intervention Can Deliver Fast Crime Drops
- Ben Ferguson argues federal intervention in D.C. quickly reduced violent crime and restored public safety.
- He presents this as a model the federal government can offer to other high-crime, Democratic-run cities.
Locked Toiletries Near The White House
- Ferguson recounts visiting a CVS near the White House where nearly all toiletries were locked behind security.
- He uses this experience to illustrate how pervasive petty crime had become in D.C.
Demand Federal Help From Local Leaders
- Do pressure local elected officials to request federal help if your city is unsafe; Ben urges citizens to demand action.
- He recommends President Trump tour top dangerous cities and publicly invite mayors to accept federal assistance.