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New York governor rejects Donald Trump's call to send in military
The governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, has rejected the call of sending in military to stop the violence and riots. Cuomo said, "I say thank you but no thank you."
Earlier, President Donald Trump was addressing the media when he warned of using military in order to put an end to lawlessness. US President threatened to deploy US military to end the "riots and lawlessness."
Earlier, President Donald Trump was addressing the media when he warned of using military in order to put an end to lawlessness. US President threatened to deploy US military to end the "riots and lawlessness."
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