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Speaker 1: And hello, how are you welcome to the Big podcast

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on this Thursday. Today is the eighth day of January,

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a year of our Lord, twenty twenty six. My name

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is Tom Sullivan. So we've got Man the I saw

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this coming, I mean yesterday, just as we finished, just

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before we finished recording the podcast, it came the news

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about the shooting of the woman in Minneapolis by ice,

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and that's pretty much all I knew. I saw a

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clip of a video, but it was awfully hard to

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make any sort of study of what was going on then.

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But today Man Alive, the top of the top story

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is by clear that shooting of the woman by ice

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in Minneapolis. So we've got that. We've got a little

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bit of an update on Greenland, there's some movement on that,

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a little bit of information about some actually is pretty

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interesting information.

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Speaker 2: About the whole.

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Speaker 1: How's that going to work with Venezuelan oil and we're

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going to market it and there we get the money

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and then we're going to give the money to them.

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So we'll we'll get into all of that as we

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go along. But this whole business about the shooting, there's

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a number of things to come to mind about this

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first of all. In the crowds last night were big

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in this morning. They were out there at seven o'clock

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in the morning. It's cold in Minneapolis. I understand how,

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especially George Floyd. That was late May, if I remember right,

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So you had the whole summer with warm evenings, and

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warm summer evenings just seem to be part of the

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major ingredient when you have protests to turn into riots.

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Well when it's sub zero, you would think. But the

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people in Minneapolis, they are hardy people. Man, They go on.

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They will protest or riot no matter what the temperature is.

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So big crowds last night, big crowds again today. I

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don't know what's going to happen tonight. There were there

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were some small protests of various cities around the country,

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but again it's wintertime and it's not as conducive frequently

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go out and protest. But let me let me go

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over this if I may one of this. This is

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one of the tip from Tom. If you want to

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go to a protest or a riot because it has

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something to do, or it might be kind of fun

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or I or you're really passionate about whatever the topic is.

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Most of the time the crowds are just looking lose

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there to see what's going on, and you've got a

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small group of people that are really passionate. And my

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only point to you is, if you want to go

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out to a protest or a riot, you are. You

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may not think it's dangerous, but I'm telling you it is.

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These things can spin out of control so quickly. And

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the first lesson that I got on this for those

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of you that are old enough to remember Kent State University.

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It was a protest against the Vietnam War and students

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gathered on Kent State and Ohio and the National Guard

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came and they actually armed the National Guard with real

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bullets and they shot into the crowded protesters and a

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handful of people died. I've seen it over and over

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and over again with protests on various topics. It doesn't

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matter where. Something goes sideways quickly and people get hurt

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and maybe even die. And that is what happened yesterday.

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So this woman who got shot, we're now learning that she, uh, well,

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we've been reported that she was some sort of leader

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of this protest. I don't know if you have a leader,

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a formal leader, but there are people that are paid

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antagonists to go out and do these sorts of things.

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I don't know whether she was paid, but she was

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going around to a number of places where ice was

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operating yesterday and blocking the road so their vehicles could

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not move. She did it at at least two or

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three other locations. So by the time she did it

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again at that location where the shooting went down, she

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blocked the road and the police knew who she was,

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had seen her at the other locations. They had no

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patience with all right, we're not going to go up

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and talk to her. We're going to go up and

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order her out of her vehicle. Now, that's the other

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tip from Tom. If the police order you out of

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your vehicle, comply. Every time we have one of these

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police shootings, whether it's at a protest or whether no

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matter what somebody that the police want to interrogate, that

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the old adage is just comply. Where you get police

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shootings that people get hurt or die is because people

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don't comply in it, and it goes downhill very very quick.

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So the other thing we've learned about this is that

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the officer who did the shooting, he was clearly in

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front of the vehicle. Even though he jumped out of

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the way, he still got hit by the vehicle, not seriously,

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but he was still hit behind a jump. Six months ago,

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he was involved in another operation where they were trying

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to get unarrest going and he had to break the

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window back window of the car to open the door

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because the guy wind opened the door, and as he

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did that, he put his arm in. The guy took

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off and he was dragged for over one hundred feet

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and his arm severely injured and thirty three stitches on

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his leg. So this is a guy who was dragged

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by a bad guy six months ago. He's back at work,

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just adds to the whole question about this so prior

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incident where he was injured and that again he didn't know.

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I mean, everybody's making, you know, trying to figure this out.

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What's happening is people are coming out and saying the

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cop was wrong, the ice officer should be tried for

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murder or et cetera, et cetera, because they have a

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confirmation bias. They don't like ice, they don't like what

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they're doing, they don't like police whatever it might be,

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but there's a confirmation bias. There's other people looking at

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it and going and looks like he did what he

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was legally entitled and morally entitled to do. Now, I

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don't know if this one will never know because she's dead,

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we don't know if she intended to hit him or

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she was just trying to flee the officers who were

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ordering her out of her vehicle. The other thing about

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it is there's more video, tons more video that we

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know of, but we haven't seen it. In the passenger seat.

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she takes off, there's a woman standing there. It's because

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the woman was in the passenger seat, and apparently that

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woman is the victim's wife. She was along for they

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dropped off a six year old at a school, but

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she was going around to all these various ice locations

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and interfering with and stop trying to stop the ice

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officers from doing their law enforcement work. So out of

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this people are jumping to conclusions. I think it's clear

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to me that he had reasonable grounds to think that

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she was trying to ram him. This will be a

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federal case, not a state case. Although Governor Wallace is

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already crying about the fact that the state is not

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going to be able to do a prosecution the federal

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officer doing federal law enforcement, and that goes to a

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federal court. So we'll see how that whole thing works out.

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But the other part about speaking of the governor and

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also the mayor of Minneapolis, you talk about the rhetoric

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about how much they hate Ice. They want them out

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of there, they want them effing out of there. They're

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really stirring up the hatred, and wall says, we want,

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we want everybody to protest peacefully, but I'll tell you what,

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there's no good sobs. And then he goes on talking

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about how terrible they are. So the idea of use

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to force, excessive use of force by police is there's

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the law books have, the court records are littered with

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all kinds of cases, and each one individually has to

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be examined. I'm telling you, looking at this, I thought

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the officer was pretty pretty quick with his gun, but

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he had every right to if he thought that she

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was trying to run him down. I will criticize the

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officer for two things. One was and he's apparently an

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experienced officer. One was what was he doing standing in

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front of the vehicle. You don't do that. You got

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to be aware of your situational awareness. You just don't

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put yourself in a position where that could happen. You

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don't know what the driver's going to do. And secondly, uh,

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there was a real close crossfire going on there. What

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I mean by that is you don't shoot in the

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direction of your fellow police officers. And there were two,

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maybe three ICE officers right next to where he shot at.

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They were right next to her door and he's shooting it.

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He could have easily hit them. So I'm going I

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don't know about the guy's police tactics. He might want

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to be retrained, and I'm sure he will be, but

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I don't think he's going to be. I'll be surprised, hey,

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if there's even an indictment, and I'll be shocked if

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there's any sort of conviction if there is an indictment.

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So you go to a protest, a riot, be prepared

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that something may happen to you, and don't cry about

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it if it does. The police in this case, ice officers,

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I think it's a legitimate discussion to say how are

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they going about their job. I know there's part of

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it where they're trying to be very public. They're trying

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to send messages basically to illegals that we're coming after you,

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and so they're not afraid of going out there and

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getting people and making it very public. But if I know,

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I suspect the reason why they have this big, large

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contingent of ICE officers in Minneapolis is because I suspect

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there's a large contingent of illegals in the sanctuary city

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of Minneapolis. And that's the other point. This is what

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really irritates me, the mayor and the governor talking about, Oh,

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you guys are supposed to be in here doing things

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that are for safety of the people, and you're making

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it worse. Well, actually, all you have to do, governor

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or mayor is just drop your sanctuary status and allow

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the ICE officers to come into your jails and pick

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up the illegals that have committed a crime that your

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police officers have arrested, turn them over to Ice. Everything

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would go very quietly and they would be deported. But

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you're going to this is the sanctuary status is going

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to put a fight between Ice and local authorities. And

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there's part of me that thinks that Governor Waltz and

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Mayor Fry actually kind of seem to be enjoying all

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the chaos that they have created in Minneapolis. I think

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they'll like it. I think they miss it from five

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years ago with the George Floyd incident.

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Speaker 2: So it's there's a lot.

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Speaker 1: I don't think anything. I mean, this will die down eventually.

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But if I was running ICE, I would also try

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to do it more stratigue. Instead of doing a big

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show and doing the big bravado thing, I would do

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it very quietly. I would do it as quiet as

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I possibly could. Just that way, you can, basically if

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you will, sneak up on the people that you're trying

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to arrest and they won't be looking for you. So

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where do we start today? John Miller, former NYPD's get

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his observation.

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Speaker 3: The clues for this were yesterday when the Secretary of

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Homeland Security was asked, are we going to maybe curtail

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or draw back some of the ICE operations in Minneapolis

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given the shooting and the tensions around it, and she said, no,

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we have agents out there right now. We're going to

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continue our operations now it's important to understand the math here.

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Minneapolis the last time I checked, had about seven hundred

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police officers. There's two thousand ICE agents on the ground

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and the biggest operation they have ever launched according to

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the federal government in that city. Tensions obviously shot up

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overnight around this shooting and remain tense today. The idea

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that there are literally more federal agents out in the

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street continuing operations that any one of which could go

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sideways in some manner that could add to these tensions,

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along with the idea that those operations are being managed

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partly out of this building. So what we're seeing today

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is the Border Patrol, who is really the only element

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among ICE and CBP that has crowd control training, usually

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gets the front line on these facilities where they have

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to find where their vehicles are going to be coming

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in and out of some of those vehicles with prisoners,

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some of those vehicles with agents, these caravans, and we

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saw this a moment ago, which is what started all

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of the contratempts on the ground here. When the vehicles

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come in, the crowd tries to block the g the

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agents move forward, they unleash their pepper bowl sprays, pepper spray,

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caiene spray, and the pushing and shoving starts till they

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get the vehicles in, then they draw back. In this case,

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we saw those tensions spill over. We saw an individual

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who was being arrested. We don't know why did he

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throw a snowball? Did they want him for something else?

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Then we saw the process of what we call de arresting,

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people trying to pull that person away, which resulted in

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it appeared one of them being arrested as well. So

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we can predict if these operations are to continue on

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this scale, that these vehicles will continue to come and

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continue throughout the day and the tensions may continue to rise.

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we see a car moving, here, be the force at

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that gate that allows their vehicles to get in and out.

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And we've seen this play out. We saw a lot

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of this in Chicago. We first saw this in la

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when they called in the national guard. And you know,

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you have the governor who said yesterday his national guard

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is on standby to come in if they're needed. But

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he reminded people that's Minnesota's National Guard, Who are you know,

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working for the people. We also saw in prior incidents

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where in Los Angeles in particular, where the White House

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and the Pentagon sent in National Guard from other states,

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in one case, the Marines to guard these federal buildings

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and facilitate the passage of these operations. Why are we

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having a demonstration at seven o'clock in the morning that's

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running through eight thirty when those things usually occur later

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in the day. The protesters wanted to be at this

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facility because they know the vehicles launched for their operations

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in the morning and return with those arrests, and they

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wanted to as a form of protest, tried to block

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those or interfere with those. And now we're the class

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that comes from that.

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Speaker 1: I kind of smirked a little bit when he mentioned

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that Governor Walls has the National Guard to be able

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to call in if he needs them. Wals didn't call

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in the National Guard when Minneapolis was burning. It burned

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to the crown. The police. There's a precinct in Minneapolis

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that still is just nothing but ash. They never rebuilt

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the thing. But he didn't call the National Guard until

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the riots were three days into rioting in Minneapolis back

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in two thousand and what was it, twenty twenty, and

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he's not going to call him now, that's just not him.

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He's very I'm so glad that he's not our vice president.

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He's very weak, very weak leader. Anyway, the other part

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that John was talking about was the President sending the

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National Guarden from other states. The Supreme Court just last

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week said you can't do that, so that's kind of

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off the table. But meantime, the governor and the mayor

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very very tough rhetoric about they want the ice out,

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they're the enemy, we don't want them. It's very inflammatory language.

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Speaker 3: It certainly has the potential to accelerate this kind of

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encounter and these kinds of clashes, and what you will

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see is two different things. If this continues to escalate,

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the federal government will send in more resources if this continues,

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but also do not be surprised, as we learned from

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George Floyd, as we learned from Ferguson, that protesters and

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activists from other cities will flood into Minneapolis to say,

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this has become the battleground of this issue. When you

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think about the position it puts Minneapolis, the city in

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we don't have to go over the history of George

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Floyd or the loss of relations between the city and

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law enforcement in the community, that the five years it

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took to rebuild those to get tensions down to a

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place where the police had dialogue across the community. Brian O'Hara,

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the police chief, talks about all the work that's going

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into that. You will note that the federal agents their

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body armor says police on the back of it. I

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mean technically they're not police, their law enforcement and their

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federal agents, but they wear that. That is one of

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the things that paints with that broad brush among protesters

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who say I don't care if you're the Minneapolis police

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or these Green police were against the police. So one

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of the things that the city is concerned. You really

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got this from the mayor yesterday in his comments, was

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you know, we don't want to be dragged backwards by

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these operations which are targeted politically according to him, according

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to others, targeted only at democratic cities and so on.

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So this is a thing where what do you not

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say here you don't see Minneapolis police. They are trying

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to keep their distance from these ice operations. To show

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we don't do immigration enforcement, we don't do purely civil

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immigration matters. But you're going to likely see them at

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some point, as we did yesterday, because after things get

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out of control, who is the neutral party? Who are

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who is going to separate you know, the ICE officers

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from the crowds and so on. Difficult call for them.

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We saw this happen in Los Angeles, and you know,

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we saw them become really immeshed with the with the

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operations against the protesters.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so we'll see how this, how this if it

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boils up, or whether it starts to tame down. But

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again ICE is there in big numbers and they are

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absolutely sure that they're going to continue their efforts. Todd Lyons,

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who's the acting director of ICE, says we're not going anywhere.

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Speaker 2: Heyl Grissina. Yeah, no, ICE is doing our law enforced submission.

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We took a pause yesterday afternoon after that deadly shooting,

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an incident, to check on our staff and our officers

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in the scene, make sure everything was secure. But we were

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back in the fight that's lost more than an hour later,

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so we continued operations in Minnesota. We're there today. We're

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still conducting operations, our daily law enforced submission, and all

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fifty states and territories right now, so we're going to

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keep doing the work. So we've put more resources there,

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not only to address the ongoing fraud investigation, which is

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extremely important. I think Americans people want to know exactly

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what happened with that money, but also for the large

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amount of criminally legal aliens that are in Minnesota. We

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have the most largest contingent we ever had in an

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ICE operation out there right now, and I think the

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numbers speak for themselves. You know, you can see just yesterday,

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even though we had that incident, we're still arresting more

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and more people. Because sanctuary jurisdictions are like a magnet.

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It brings these illegal aliens to an area that they

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know they can hide in plain sight. And that's why

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we have to be up there. If central jurisdictions worked

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with US and turned over criminal legal aliens and a

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timely fashion or when they know that they're a public

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safety threat, we wouldn't have to be out of the street.

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I would much rather have my men and women of

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ICE and are the federal partners take custody these individuals

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inside a controlled safe environment not have to go out

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there and deal with the people like you're seeing right now.

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Speaker 1: Now this makes no sense. I mean, I know it's

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a political ideology, but it just seems somewhat safer for everybody.

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They If the Minneapolis police have arrested various people for crimes,

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then people seem to agree on let's get rid of

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illegals that are in this country committing crimes, and they're

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in the Minneapolis jail. Why can't the Minneapolis police call

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up Ice and have them come over and meet them

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in the jail, take custody of the people and deport them.

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This none of this would go on, and that lady

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would still be alive. However, there are people with different

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thoughts on this. One of them who I think is

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just a certifiable goofball is Eric Swalwell, congressman from the

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San Francisco Bay area, and well this is how he

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reacted to the story of this Ice shooting.

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Speaker 2: We have to stop this.

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Speaker 4: No one asked for this, and of course this is

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where it was always going to end up. When you

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put masked thugs, unidentified into our communities, of course, horrible

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things are going to happen. And now people feel like

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you're probably lucky if all that happens as you're thrown

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into a van that's unidentified, or you're grabbed by your

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hair and dragged through the streets. But this started with

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Ice chasing people through the fields where they worked, and

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then they deported a US citizen four year old and

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battling stage four cancer. And then they started pulling people

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out of their homes. And today we have found ICE

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to have shot a mom in the face three times.

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Here's that's what we can do. Because we're not helpless,

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and people may feel helpless, we're not helpless, and tell

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your leaders they're not helpless. We can strip them of

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their immunity and I'm working on doing that in Congress.

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We can make sure that when we seek to fund them,

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we don't fund mass and we don't fund them being unidentified.

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We also can make sure that local prosecutors and attorneys

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general across the country, particularly in blue states, use your

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law enforcement authorities. If they're going to falsely imprison people,

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kidnap people, assault people, commit battery, and now murder, prosecute them.

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They only understand one language. It's either us and the

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most vulnerable in our communities on our heels or them

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on their heels. That's the only way to approach this

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is to be on offense.

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Speaker 1: You could hear the hatred he has. He really hates

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ICE and everything about them. They are a law enforcement agency,

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Swalwell says, he's pro police. No, these are police officers

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and they're enforcing the law. And if the reason why

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prosecutors aren't excusing them is because they're doing it legally.

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Have there been a smattering of cases where they've gone

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to court and the court has ruled against him, Yes,

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that's the way it should be. But the heavy, heavy

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majority of this is all going according to the law.

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But Swalwell has such hatred for law enforcement and for

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ICE he wants to go after them using the big

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foot of Congress. Here's another guy that was out this

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morning in the snow, standing there protesting across the street

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from the Federal building then Minneapolis. He's just crazy.

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Speaker 5: Listen, I mean, how do you feel about what's going

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on here in Minnesota.

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Speaker 6: I'm very sad, But I'll tell you what I think

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that President Trump and I saw I think this is

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President Trump is a Russian. I think he's a Russian

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asset and he's ripping our country apart. He's tearing us apart.

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And these people in Minnesota, people with brown skin and

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brown eyes, they're doing our work. They're hardworking people, they're

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making trying to make a living for their families.

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Speaker 5: They're doing the work that nobody else will do.

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Speaker 7: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: So you hear some of the achieser, Yeah, we got

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to move on. So it's Trump's fault. Of course, it's

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Trump's fault. The thing about though, I wish they would

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do a better job of publicizing the people that they

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are arresting. They arrested a guy in Minneapolis yesterday that

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is a child molester, multiple child molestations, and so I

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guess this guy wants child molesters to stay in Minneapolis.

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The governor there, Walls, is now claiming that he's issued

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a warning order to the Minnesota National Guard. He got

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so much grief over not calling the National Guard when

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the city was burning in twenty twenty that, well, I'm

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not actually calling him. I've issued a warning order to them.

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I don't have the kahunas to actually order them into

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controlling the riot or the protest or whatever they want

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to call it. He's such a weak guy, such a

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weak guy, but he keeps and he says he's also

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not using any sort of adversarial language. He's full of it. Absolutely,

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he's not as bad as s wallwell, but he's in

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that same paragraph, no question about it. So back to

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the shooting itself. Like I said when we started the

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podcast today, everybody has an opinion. Everybody has seen the tape.

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You've seen one tape. Apparently there's many more to come.

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But this is fascinating to see how both sides. By

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the way, I think I'm not a big fan of

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Christinome and she's out there declaring that this woman was

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a what was a domestic terrorist? And National Review wrote

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a piece today. Andy McCarthy wrote a piece saying, don't

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throw around the term terrorist so loosely. There's a definition

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for it. So she is getting that's her. She likes

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to do the bravado dress up and have a dress

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up event every single day. She's very performative. But she's

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not as bad as again the people like the mayor

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and the governor. But Elliott Williams, who is a lawyer,

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former federal prosecutor, that haven't we learned anything about rushing

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to judgment?

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Speaker 5: You absolutely cannot We not learned anything in the last

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decade of trying to unpack whether police involves shootings or

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even individual ones between people. There are a host of

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complicated questions over the reasonableness of the fear of the

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person shooting in an action that certainly can't be unpacked

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from looking at a video. I will say, setting aside

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sort of a nonsense that came from the Secretary of

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Homeland Security today or yesterday, the smartest comments I think

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came from Tom Homan. The borders are for the White House,

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who is known as a you know, somewhat of a

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hardliner on immigration, and somebody I worked with four years

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at ICE. Tom was clear that we can't rush to

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judgment when looking at a video. Why because he's actually

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a law enforcement officer and did this for decades and

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years and knows that it is incredibly risky on either

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side to look at a video and try to unpack

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it as if we really really just.

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Speaker 1: Have people making all kinds of claims about what that

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they know exactly what happened by one video. And Elliott's right.

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I mean, it doesn't matter whether it's Governor Waltz or

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Christy Nome. Stop with it, and two a couple of

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law enforcement officers, chiefs of police. They're saying this, this

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is going to take an investigation, then we'll have answers.

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Speaker 7: I do that, Well, I think that is a question

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that ultimately must be answered through a third and complete investigation.

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And that's why I think we owe it not just

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to the deceased and her family, but also to the

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larger community to ensure that number one, we maintained that

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scene yesterday so that it could be processed and that

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we can allow a full investigation to follow the evidence

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to all of its logical conclusion. That being said, in

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law enforcement professionally, it is very concerning when we have

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officers that are placed into situations which may result in

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the use of deadly force, and we must ensure that

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our officers are doing everything possible to avoid placing officers'

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lives in jeopardy unnecessarily and trying to de escalate whenever possible.

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Speaker 1: Well, the officer that did the shooting had a millisecond

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to make a decision is this part trying to run

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me over? And if so, I've got to fire at him.

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It was literally a millisecond. As far as the investigation,

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I think I know where it's going to go. I'm

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not trying to make a conclusion out at Hal's. I'll

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let them do their investigation, but that a lot of

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that is for public pr if you will, to make

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the public happy. But again, I'll be surprised if this

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guy is indicted for anything carry or bond Washington lawyer,

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this is her assessment that of whether or not he's

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going to face criminal indictments.

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Speaker 8: Well, I think what's particularly important about the facts, and

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with respect to what Christino I'm saying, is this woman

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appears to have been in the process of committing crimes.

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Right She's impeding law enforcement, she's stopping traffic. These are

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all criminal offenses. So why does that matter? Because if

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you're a law enforcement officer and you're approaching someone or

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dealing with someone who is already in the process of

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committing crimes, what's going to happen. Your suspicion is going

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to go up, and you're going to become extra concerned

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that this person is capable of something else. Why does

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that matter? Because of perspective and when this is being

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investigated and ultimately going to the courts, they're going to

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look at if an officer on the scene, on the scene,

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not the armchair quarterbacks, not hindsight, but on the scene,

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had reasonable belief that he or she or others were

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in harm or in threat of serious harm or possible death.

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And so this all comes into play when the court

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examines all of the circumstances that led to the use

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of deadly force. Right, Well, again it comes down to

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the perspective of the officer on the scene. Right you

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have to look at it through the lens of the

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person who's stopping, and of course the person who's in

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front of the car, who sees the car coming towards

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them and is maybe not aware of what's going on

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on the other side of the car. And we've all

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watched the videos and we can see that part of it.

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And so again it really matters what has happened. Then,

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certainly in the hours proceeding at Bill it does matter.

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Speaker 2: And you know, the.

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Speaker 8: Courts have upheld that even an in perfect decision, if

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made in extreme danger, can be lawful.

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Speaker 1: So hopefully things settle down quickly in Minneapolis and Ice

535
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can do their job and leave and go someplace else.

536
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They'll always be there. Like todd Lyon says They've been

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there for decades, so it's not like this is something new.

538
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They have an office there. We've got Greenland again. Question

539
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of we already have this is where I scratch my head.

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We already have the authority from an agreement from nineteen

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fifty one to do as much military work in Greenland

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as we want to do. Build bases, build military establishments,

543
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build air fields, whatever we want to do. It's already

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been agreed to. So I don't know what all the

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fuss is about. As far as Venezuela goes and controlling

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the oil, we're getting more information about that as well

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that we will do the marketing, they will do the

548
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work on getting the oil out of the ground. Whether

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oil companies from the US are going to invest a

550
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dime will wait and see. I'm sure they're interested, But

551
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what the terms are is going to determine all of

552
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all of that, and then we will take the money

553
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and supposedly put in US banks and then send money

554
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to Venezuela. We don't know how much. I don't know

555
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how the Venezuelans are going to think about that. You

556
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can see that they're probably pretty happy that Maduro's gone

557
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and if money's invested back into the communities. I would

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think the Venezuelan people would be very supportive all of that.

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What else do we owe? The President wants to ban

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large investors from buying single family homes. He's trying to

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make it so that they don't ace out the couple

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that wants to buy a home here in the US

563
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and all of a sudden, some big corporation comes in

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and buys up the home and they're not able to

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afford it. I don't know if that's legally possible, because

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investors have freedom of speech just like individuals do. So

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we'll see what comes out of all of that. As

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far as Wall Street goes, looks like we are starting

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the year off with a little bit of a roller coaster,

570
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way up, then way down, then back up higher again.

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Today Dow Jones Industrial is up two hundred and seventy

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or forty nine thousand and two sixty six. The S

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and P up just part of a point. Nasdaq fell

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one hundred and four, so a mixed market. The price

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of gold up twenty dollars to four thousand and four

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to eighty three, and a big jump for oil today

577
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up to almost three dollars to fifty just under fifty

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nine dollars now for one barrel of oil. That's it

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for today. Thank you for coming by. We'll be back

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again tomorrow. Tomorrow's Friday. We've got the big jobs report

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in the morning, so we will talk about that and

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hope to see you them

