I'll not bet in the market due to this likely getting fuzzy.
Add your own options. I reserve the right to resolve these NA though if finding the real answer is too subjective it tedious. You can reduce likelihood of that happening by commenting with evidence for resolving a certain way.
Context: https://archive.is/EfOOg
Update 2025-09-30 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): - 'Announcement of deployment of military to US Homeland' will be treated as YES based on Trump's remarks during the meeting; a formal/specific deployment order is not required.
'Loyalty test, poaching for new tasks on ICE' currently NO; may revisit if new info emerges.
'Something DJT claims he didn’t know in advance' currently NO; creator will wait to see post-meeting interviews.
'Request of a special oath or pledge' currently NO; subject to change if later reporting shows otherwise.
Options about generals being fired: creator will wait 1–2 days before resolving to see if firings occur.
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@traders I resolved the answers that I think were clear cut at this point in time. For the three answers about generals getting fired, I want to give it a day or two. Trump said he'd talk to generals and fire anyone he doesn't like. Let's give that some time.
Here is what I am currently thinking on the other options:
Announcement of deployment of military to US Homeland - YES - While no concrete deployment was announced, Trump said it will be a major part of what people in the room will be doing and that he had told Pete the military should use US cities as a “training ground”
Loyalty test, poaching for new tasks on the ICE - NO - I am on the fence on this, given the remarks about firing anyone whom Trump doesn’t like and who disagrees.
Something DJT claims he didn’t know in advance - NO - Let’s give this a little bit to see what he says in interviews.
Request of a special oath or pledge - NO - IMO didn’t happen, but let's see what we hear in the next day or so about what happened after the public portion.
If anyone thinks any of these should be resolved differently, please make your case!
Announcement of deployment of military to US Homeland
While no concrete deployment was announced, Trump said it will be a major part of what people in the room will be doing and that he had told Pete the military should use US cities as a “training ground”
Contra: There was no actual announcement, and there is a difference between an announcement (big, formal, specific, implies commitment) and commentary on (can be backtracked, informal, doesn't imply any specific commitment, can be used to "read the room").
Also the quote was "this is gonna be a major part for some of the people in this room", as you pointed out in your previous comment not people in the room in general
@AlexanderTheGreater I agree, there was certainly no "announcement of deployment of military to US homeland". If that happened, it would be pretty big news.
Btw, here is Trump sending 700 marines to Los Angeles in July <https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/6/9/trump-to-activate-marines-to-respond-to-la-protests-in-major-escalation>. "this is going to be a major part for some of the people in this room" was already true a few months ago.
@NuñoSempere Good point about this already having been true a few months ago and thus not really an announcement.
Anyone wanting to argue the other direction?
Can someone explain to me why this is trending so low despite Trump saying that deployment to major blue cities is "gonna be a major part for some of the people in this room" and calling it a "war from within"?
https://www.reddit.com/r/law/comments/1nuerng/trump_declaring_war_on_united_states_cities_san/
@NuñoSempere I'm inclined to resolve this YES based on what I've seen online? Anyone wanting to argue against that?
I hope whatever happens will be unrelated to this: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/09/enforcing-the-death-penalty-laws-in-the-district-of-columbia-to-deter-and-punish-the-most-heinous-crimes/