in a twitter thread blasted the mayor for, quote, stifling free speech. a report found that as of june, ten city governments complained that the president s political committee stiffed them out of more than $800,000 in total security costs. i think we have them back there. no? yes, we have a great graphic demonstrating that for you. there it is right there. all right. president trump, his campaign committee s unpaid security bills showing a number of the states there, the cities, and the total amount. i m joined now by the mayor of minneapolis, his name is jacob frey. mayor frey, thank you for your time, sir. thanks so much for having me, craig. as you know, president trump called you a radical left mayor. he says you re stifling free speech. what s been your chief concern
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states. he s coming here for a campaign rally. and when you re coming here for a campaign rally, yeah, absolutely, we expect those expenses to be paid. i think that goes without question. when you talk about the expenses, they re not exorbitant, they re not unreasonable. we had ncaa final four here, that was $1.45 million in associated costs, we had the super bowl, that was $6 million in costs. by the way, $400,000 goes to supporting the pay of overtime for our police officers. president trump oftentimes will talk about our police officers but clearly he doesn t want to pay the bill to get them paid. mayor jacob frey, mayor of minneapolis. mayor, i was just in your city a couple of weeks ago, it s a delightful place, thank you for your time, and we ll talk to you soon. that s going to wrap up this hour of msnbc live. i ll see you tomorrow morning on today. right now, andrea mitchell
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