In an interview with “Fox & Friends,” Pirro confirmed one of the members shot remains in critical condition, while the other died of her injuries on Thursday. Advertisement“There’s a part of me that thinks that the left is disappointed that the National Guard didn’t shoot someone,” Pirro said. Over 2,000 National Guard troops were deployed to the capital in August after Trump signed an executive order declaring a crime emergency in the city, despite crime statistics showing otherwise. AdvertisementMilitary commanders had raised concerns about the deployment earlier this year, warning that the mission could be seen as “a target of opportunity,” according to internal directives distributed to National Guard troops reported by The New York Times. Notably, Pirro also failed to mention that the suspect was granted asylum this year under the Trump administration.
