you're on with kevin baron. the >> caller: hey, first of all i'' going to say i'm for law and order because that's what this program is about. i don't think like what's going in new york and thestop governo and they're letting everything happen. so i think you do have to call s in help andaid ab i think it sh have been stopped by now.ice. butt i wanted to ask you too somebody had said about a justice system and they wanted quick justice.ian and my thing i want to bring up is the quick justice for trump,. the three years of lies, russian hoax, mueller, the th investigation.e look at how long it's taken. a white man, our president of ui the united statesll and look ho long it's taking, and now maybe finally it's going to come out and the truth will be heard. but where's the protests for that? if it was obama i want to know what kind of protests there svil would be.le, would it last three years if itp was obama? and the last thing i want to say with charlottesville, i'm not sg forgetting when g trump said tha were

host: with us next is kevin baron, executive editor of defense one. are here to talk about not just what is currently going on, the use of federal troops, but the history of federal forces in quelling unrest across the united states. your thoughts on what you have seen over the last few days with the federal troops, national guard, other law enforcement units gathering strength in the nation's capital? guest: gathering strength is a good way to put it. it is most extraordinary. for a lot of us who lived in washington, we are used to seeing security forces and motorcades in secret service. even some military. i have never driven through the city, block after block traffic is stopped and cordoned off by military humvees and desert brown patterns. it is striking. it has revealed a new set of questions, not just about trump, but about -- about the race question and the process, but about the use of the military. the unique relationship between the military and the civilian politician to control them, and the difference between active-duty troops versus na

. >>> on with us next is kevin rea baron. he is the executive editor of "defense 1." on, great to have you with us this morning. >> thank you. >> here to talk tro aboutop not what's currently going on, the use of federal troops, but the istory of federal forces inhave quelling unrest across the united states. first off, your thoughts on what you've seen over the last few