Ken Delaney

They're getting gangbangers and drug traffickers off the street.

We have to counter it every step of every day because right now it's an information war designed to eradicate the many truths that this country is built on.

It's ludicrous.

The president did something to make the city safer.

Those guardsmen, I know because I've talked to so many of them, I've bought them coffee several times on the streets.

They're proud to be doing it.

They're not, they don't feel forced and compelled.

I mean, they obviously know they've been ordered there, but they don't feel that way.

They feel like this is a righteous job.

And someone like Al Sharpton and Nicole Wallace, who've

imposed so many lies on the American people over the many years.

They're doing a disservice to those men and women.

They don't even understand those men and women.

They don't know what makes them tick.

They don't know the patriotism that they feel.

And I've never seen Al Sharpton or Nicole Wallace cry for any of the people who were gunned down day in and day out every single day on the streets of Washington, D.C.

They didn't shed a tear then.

And the body toll is enormous in D.C., people who are wounded and shot in this

unlawful, lawless sort of society that the D.C.

government created in the nation's capital.