President Trump Threatens Funding Cuts To 'Anarchist Jurisdictions'

The transcript discusses a memo from the Justice Department identifying certain cities as anarchist jurisdictions, including Portland, Seattle, New York City, and Washington DC. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo criticizes the memo, arguing that President Trump cannot defund these cities, especially during the pandemic. Cuomo emphasizes that Trump's actions are more political than legal, highlighting the constitutional and legal constraints. The transcript concludes with a response to the President's actions.

Which cities were identified as anarchist jurisdictions in the memo?

• Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and Boston

• Portland, Seattle, New York City, and Washington DC

• Houston, Dallas, San Francisco, and Atlanta

• Denver, Phoenix, Philadelphia, and Detroit

What was Governor Cuomo's main argument against the memo?

• The memo did not include enough cities.

• The President cannot defund cities, especially during a pandemic.

• The memo was not signed by the President.

• The memo was too short.

According to Cuomo, what does President Trump mistakenly believe about his powers?

• He can appoint governors.

• He can declare war without Congress.

• He can defund cities at will.

• He can change the constitution.

What does Cuomo suggest about the nature of Trump's statement?

• It is a well-researched legal document.

• It is a political statement rather than a legal one.

• It is a financial report.

• It is a scientific study.

What does Cuomo emphasize as important in his response to the President?

• The significance of public opinion

• The need for more funding

• The importance of the constitution and laws

• The role of the media