The WFEA Morning Update

Mark Vargas: Blue Cities Are in Trouble
Mark Vargas: Blue Cities Are in Trouble

Why wouldn’t Blue Cities accept the help of the Federal Government, often forbidding their local law enforcement from working with federal law enforcement?

Should Blue City leaders preemptively take measures to control crime in the city before President Trump deployed the National Guard?

We are joined by a leading policy expert, Newsmax contributor, editor-in-chief of the Illinois Review, and a former member of the Office of the Secretary of Defense  –  special Iraq task force, and recipient of the Secretary of Defense Global War on Terrorism Civilian Service Medal, Mark Vargas.

Mark and Jeff discuss the spirit and the leadership Charlie Kirk brought to modern conservatism.

They also discuss the policy efforts Chicago and other Blue Cities need to follow to ensure the safety of the citizens. Mark explained the dire consequences in 2026 for any leader appearing to be weak on crime.

Mark wrapped up the interview and discussed the situation in the Middle East and the next steps in the region.

 

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