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Brian Schwalb

Brian Schwalb

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Oct 16, 2026

Tom SherwoodHOST
39:06
So it's across the board a horrible situation.
Tom SherwoodHOST
39:09
Now, Attorney General Brian Schwalb has challenged the, the whole concept of the National Guard in the district, saying they are do- performing a military function in a, in an area that's-
Kojo NnamdiHOST
39:19
And hundreds of parents from over 40 DC schools signed a letter asking you and the council to take action.
Kojo NnamdiHOST
39:25
You called the patrolling unacceptable, and you're holding a public hearing on November 5th, but what can the council do to stop it?
Tom SherwoodHOST
39:32
Well, and, and that's why Brian Schwalb is suing.
Tom SherwoodHOST
39:35
He's, he says this is a misuse of the National Guard, and it's in court now.
Kojo NnamdiHOST
39:38
He said.
Sue GuzmanHOST
2:57
DC officials are asking an appeals court to order National Guard troops out of Washington.
Jared HalpernCORRESPONDENT
3:02
Washington DC's Attorney General Brian Schwalb argues the deployment of National Guard troops last summer was illegal and is urging an appeals court to end it.
Brian SchwalbSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:10
The United States military should not be policing the streets of American cities.
Jared HalpernCORRESPONDENT
3:16
Three judges on the DC Court of Appeals are now considering if President Trump has the authority to keep National Guard troops deployed as part of an anti-crime initiative.
Brian SchwalbSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:24
The deployment of the National Guard, when it happened last Sep- summer, was illegal, and it remains illegal today.
Lisa BradyHOST
1:30
DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb is asking an appeals court to order the troops out of Washington.
Brian SchwalbSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:36
It's a fundamental violation of one of our core principles in American democracy, that we do not have military doing the policing of local communities.
Lisa BradyHOST
1:45
Lawyers for the Trump administration say the president has broad authority from Congress over National Guard use.
Lisa BradyHOST
0:47
DC officials are asking an appeals court to order National Guard troops out of Washington.
Jared HalpernCORRESPONDENT
0:53
Washington DC's Attorney General Brian Schwalb argues the deployment of National Guard troops last summer was illegal and is urging an appeals court to end it.
Brian SchwalbSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:01
The United States military should not be policing the streets of American cities.
Jared HalpernCORRESPONDENT
1:07
Three judges on the DC Court of Appeals are now considering if President Trump has the authority to keep National Guard troops deployed as part of an anti-crime initiative.

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