In a whirlwind of events in Washington, DC, the National Guard has been thrust into the spotlight. Left-wing protesters mobilized against the presence of the National Guard in the nation's capital, prompting a chaotic clash of ideologies.

Adding to the chaos, a military vehicle crashed in the heart of DC, colliding with a civilian car in Capitol Hill neighborhood, causing further tension and controversy.

Meanwhile, JD Vance, a political figure, was heckled during his visit to DC, highlighting the intense emotions surrounding the National Guard's presence in the city.

Defense Secretary Hegseth has authorized 2000 National Guard troops to carry weapons in DC if necessary, a move that has sparked debate and raised concerns about the militarization of the capital.

As the nation watches the events unfold in DC, many are looking to the Trump administration's use of the National Guard as a model for saving America's cities from unrest. The presence of armed troops in the capital has ignited a national conversation about the role of the military in domestic affairs.