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national guard troops have left. so first sunday all is peaceful. that wasn't the case last week with the army secretary said five national guard troops were hit in the head with bricks amid violent protests in the next day there was a heated meeting were president trump ordered 10,000 active-duty soldiers deployed on city streets. a report the attorney general denied. >> that is completely false, completely false. >> the president did not demand that? >> no. he did not demand that. >>reporter: he said just given in order for the national guard for withdrawing from national d.c. now that everything is under perfect control. far fewer protesters showed up than anticipated. ryan mccarthy said sunday all out-of-state national guard troops will be withdrawn from washington d.c. very soon. over the weekend thousands took pan black lives matter protests. d.c.'s mayor said there was no plans to defund the police as black lives matter's have demanded as well as hilary clinton's former spokesman. >> what i know is public safety and washington d.c. and what our needs are in washington d.c. we have not i

army national guard. these are just a few of the images are nation this sunday. despite orders to clear the streets, police in riot gear confronting in some cases thousands of protesters. earlier, during the daytime, mobs of looters and vandals continue criminal activity, invading and destroying stores even as america's businesses were struggling to recover from the lockdowns and shutdowns that resulted from the coronavirus. in minneapolis, the driver of a semitruck is accused of trying to follow his vehicle through a crowd of demonstrators, he was beaten and arrested. beaten by the crowd, arrested by police. no longer confined to big cities, smaller communities also seeing massive crowds joining the march for justice and reform. the turbulence we are seeing has marveled demonstrations from the civil rights half a century ago but also alarmed many americans because of the violence perpetrated, some believe, by radical leftist groups. return back to new york city where protest earlier had been largely peaceful last week, things as quite quickly. the mayor's daught

sunday. but he isis resisting the president calls for sending in the army. we do not need nor do we think it's wise for the national guard to be a your city. nor any armed forces we have thirty six thousand police officers. ththey are the best equipped to deal with the situation. ththe natitional guard has been deployed in over two dozen states to assist local police in handling the demonstrations the violence though has more days of largely peaceful protests and frustrated demonstrators even if they understand the anger. fortunately there are people out here. which you can sell angry people having to be angry you know like tell this lady is not to burn down mass. with h te pro tennis no signs of stoppingg donald trump is now threatening to send the us army to states that fail to restore order. for presidential hopeful joe biden that shows trump is more concerned about reelection than about unifying a deeply divided country. donald trump is turn this country into a battlefield riven by old resentments and fresh fears. he thinks division helps in. his narcissism has become more important in the nation's well being that he

sunday at 4:45 p.m. and at 11:00 p.m. eastern on cspan2. >> the senate armed services committee met to consider the nominations of lieutenant daniel to be chief of the national guard bureau and army general : : >> good morning. the committee meets today to consider the nominations of the lieutenant general hokanson to be chief of the national guard bureau. and general perna to be chief operating officer of the project warp speed. i think both of you for being here today. what we are facing now we are doing things differently. i know you are down there but i can barely see you but anyway, we enjoyed meeting the families and all of that. we will not be able to do it the same way that when you do your opening statement you may want to introduce the families that may be looking on, if that sounds all right. you both were nominated for positions at the forefront of the current challenges and as we consider your nominations we will consider to ensure that you can provide the solutions, expertise and reassurance needed for these circumstances. general hokanson as our nation demands more from our national guard and your expertise is extensive in the national guard bureau, north, and as a

sunday at 4:45 p.m. and at 11:00 p.m. eastern on cspan2. >> the senate armed services committee met to consider the nominations of lieutenant daniel to be chief of the national guard bureau and army : :