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BUT TRUMP: Reporter Asks JB Pritzker If He’d Let His Friends Ride the Train at Night

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As Twitchy reported earlier, a very much alive President Donald Trump held a press conference to announce the move of the Space Command Headquarters from Colorado to Alabama. He also took questions from reporters and announced, "We're going in" to Chicago to tackle crime. 

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A reporter asked Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker if he'd ask his friends to ride the train after midnight following a Labor Day weekend in which 57 people were shot and seven killed. Pritzker, in his very best "Illinois" T-shirt, immediately pivoted to Trump.

"Look, big cities have crime." That's reassuring to the public. And he's running California Gov. Gavin Newsom's playbook, claiming that Trump is overlooking all of the red states that have higher crime rates, thanks to Democrat-run blue cities.

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Shrugging your shoulders and saying, "Big cities have crime," without any follow-up on what you're doing about that crime calls for some follow-up questions.

Let's pay attention to what President Trump is doing. He's cleaning up Washington, D.C. Nobody was shot and killed in 12 days, while Pritzker brushes off 54 shootings and seven homicides.

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