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BASH: Are you okay with the US military using American cities as 'training grounds'? MIKE JOHNSON: For what? I don't know what's being implied by that BASH: It suggests troops are going to be in US cities and use their time there to do military training JOHNSON: Well sure,... show more

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Johnson: Trump has been accused of saying he wants to have a war on American citizens. I have no idea where that comes from. Host: Trump did say in the speech to military leaders that he wanted to use cities as training grounds for the US military. Johnson: Of course, yes. The National Guard troops drill once a month so they can be trained. Put them in cities, it's a win, win, win

Johnson: Trump has been accused of saying he wants to have a war on American citizens. I have no idea where that comes from. Host: Trump did say in the speech to military leaders that he wanted to use cities as training grounds for the US military. Johnson: Of course, yes. The National Guard troops drill once a month so they can be trained. Put them in cities, it's a win, win, win

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STEPHANOPOULOS: Trump said yesterday that he wants American cities to be used as 'training grounds' for the military. Is that the highest and best use of the military? MIKE JOHNSON: I run the House. And what we need to be talking about today is real harm that the American people are going to feel because of what Schumer is doing. STEPHANOPOULOS: Hold on a second. Answer the question. As Speaker, do you believe it's appropriate to use American cities as training grounds for the military, calling those people 'the enemy within'? JOHNSON: I'm not comment on your characterization of what the president said. STEPHANOPOULOS: Those are quotes. They are not characterizations. JOHNSON: Well you can take his quotes out of context, which you often do, and I don't think that's fair to the president.

STEPHANOPOULOS: Trump said yesterday that he wants American cities to be used as 'training grounds' for the military. Is that the highest and best use of the military? MIKE JOHNSON: I run the House. And what we need to be talking about today is real harm that the American people are going to feel because of what Schumer is doing. STEPHANOPOULOS: Hold on a second. Answer the question. As Speaker, do you believe it's appropriate to use American cities as training grounds for the military, calling those people 'the enemy within'? JOHNSON: I'm not comment on your characterization of what the president said. STEPHANOPOULOS: Those are quotes. They are not characterizations. JOHNSON: Well you can take his quotes out of context, which you often do, and I don't think that's fair to the president.

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Welker: Do you support the American military being used to fight American citizens? Johnson: That's not what the president just said there. That's a mischaracterization of what he said. Welker: We know that the president is saying 300 National Guard troops will be sent into Chicago. Again, the governor saying he doesn't want that. Is this an appropriate use of the U.S. Military? Johnson: I don't think you should ask the governor, I think you should ask the citizens who are in fear for their lives and livelihoods in these cities.

Welker: Do you support the American military being used to fight American citizens? Johnson: That's not what the president just said there. That's a mischaracterization of what he said. Welker: We know that the president is saying 300 National Guard troops will be sent into Chicago. Again, the governor saying he doesn't want that. Is this an appropriate use of the U.S. Military? Johnson: I don't think you should ask the governor, I think you should ask the citizens who are in fear for their lives and livelihoods in these cities.

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Stephanopoulos: “Do you believe it's appropriate to use American cities as training for the U.S. military calling those people in the American city as the enemy within?” Johnson: “I'm not going to comment on your characterization of what the President said.”

Stephanopoulos: “Do you believe it's appropriate to use American cities as training for the U.S. military calling those people in the American city as the enemy within?” Johnson: “I'm not going to comment on your characterization of what the President said.”

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MIKE JOHNSON: If the authority is there and OMB sees a program that is wasting taxpayer dollars, you and I can both agree govt doesn't do everything in the most efficient manner BASH: Constitutionally, that's your job. Article 1. That's your job. JOHNSON: It is until Schumer decides to hand the keys to the president. BASH: I'm surprised you're okay with that.

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Kaitlan Collins: Some people took issue with the president saying his directive for Secretary Hegseth was that American cities should be used as training grounds for the military for future wars. Did you take issue with that? Rep. Mike Turner: I don't think he's actually meaning that our cities are going to be training grounds. Collins: Why do you think he didn't mean that? Because he said this could be an issue for the people in this room. Turner: I think he doesn't mean in the manner in which you said it. Collins: (Quotes Trump) Turner: It's a common theme of his.

Kaitlan Collins: Some people took issue with the president saying his directive for Secretary Hegseth was that American cities should be used as training grounds for the military for future wars. Did you take issue with that? Rep. Mike Turner: I don't think he's actually meaning that our cities are going to be training grounds. Collins: Why do you think he didn't mean that? Because he said this could be an issue for the people in this room. Turner: I think he doesn't mean in the manner in which you said it. Collins: (Quotes Trump) Turner: It's a common theme of his.

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Kelly: "Trump addressed military leadership…and said 'I told Pete [Hegseth] we should use some of these dangerous cities as training grounds for our military, National Guard.' Is there a DOD policy that authorizes using civilian communities as training grounds and American citizens as training tools?" General Guillot: "No, there is not." Kelly: "Is there any precedent in DOD history for conducting combat-oriented training in American communities?" Guillot: "No."

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Remember that time Trump said the U.S. military should use “dangerous” American cities as “training grounds” for troops? What do you think that training was for? He’s been planning on occupying Venezuela indefinitely. Venezuela is rich with heavy crude, and oil like that doesn’t extract fast. It takes massive infrastructure and years of control. Which means buckle up.

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