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Trump pledges to send National Guard to Chicago

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The president incorrectly called Chicago the "murder capital of the world" in a tirade on social media as he threatens to deploy the military to the city to fight crime and support immigration enforcement. Meanwhile, Congress releases thousands of pages related to Jeffrey Epstein. Jeff Mason, Susan Glasser and Stuard Stevens join.Sept. 3, 2025

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