Mayor Brandon Scott Reaction to President Trump's DC Takeover and Comments

Mayor Brandon Scott reaction to President Trump's DC takeover and comments

Mayor Brandon Scott shared his reaction to President Donald Trump's recent comments on Baltimore following his announcement of the federal takeover in D.C.

Mayor Scott fires back at Trump's 'so far gone' crime claim

The political crossfire continues after President Donald Trump took aim at Baltimore, claiming the city is “too far gone” when it comes to crime.In an interview

Liar In Chief: Baltimore Mayor Claps Back At Trump's Claim Of ‘Bloodthirsty Criminals,’ Stats Show Crime Down

Source: Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images/Yasin Ozturk/Anadolu v / Getty Donald Trump has once again used his presidential powers in bad faith to exhibit a meaningless show of force so that he can appear to be strong to a country of citizens who know he’s as weak as seven days. The Orange Man announced that he will be deploying the National Guard, 800 troops to be exact, in Washington, D.C., to commandeer the local police departmen…

After Trump Called Out Baltimore’s Violence, Mayor Brandon Scott Clapped Back With a Mic-Drop Moment

President Trump claims Baltimore is "too far gone," but the city's Black mayor says he has statistics that scream the opposite is true.Read more...

Baltimore mayor 'rebuts' Trump by citing 84 murders ... facepalm · American Wire News

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s attempt to “rebut” President Donald Trump regarding local crime matters is facing massive mockery. On Monday, Trump announced the deployment of the National Guard to Washington, D.C., to deal with crime matters. While making the announcement, he also mentioned Baltimore. “This issue directly impacts the functioning of the federal government and is a threat to America, a threat to our country,” the president said. …

Mayor fires back at Trump after he calls Baltimore ‘too far gone’

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott (D) responded to President Donald Trump’s criticism about violence in his city by highlighting historic drops in violent crime. President Trump warned other major cities about federal intervention after he placed the Washington, DC, police department under federal control and deployed the National Guard.