Russell Brand is back with a brand new show on Rumble streaming live on YouTube. This week, he's joined by the hosts of the show, Jake Chapman and Isaac Cohen, to discuss the complexities of the Israeli-Iranian conflict.
00:05:05.000At the moment we're on YouTube and we're on X. Join us wherever you can for one more person's view on a global conflict that's extremely complex and confusing.
00:05:16.000But perhaps there are assets and aspects of it that we can sort of...
00:05:29.000Certainly Tucker Carlson don't think we should get involved.
00:06:02.000I've been working with him for a while.
00:06:07.000Look at all the people that you've hired.
00:06:08.000Also, if you can have complex gender fluidity, and there are certain days where I can understand that ideological argument where you can say, look, I don't want to be a burn.
00:06:36.000You know, there are days where I'd like to go, do you know what?
00:06:38.000I'm a pixie like let me I don't want to come up with complex arguments about whether or not militarily it's beneficial to the United States for America to support Israel, what the relationship between Israel and America is, the responsibility of the British because of the carving up of that region, the Balfour Tree.
00:06:58.000And I don't think anyone else knows either.
00:07:01.000But let us know in the comments and chat if you've got a solution, if you want to tiptoe through these daisies with us.
00:07:07.000Before we get into Israel, Iran, and escalating tensions and the fractures and fissures that's causing in even MAGA spaces, Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson, for example, saying that they don't want American dollars to support Israel's conflict with Iran.
00:07:22.000Before we get into that, let's have a look at the less complex ideas that are emerging out of the United Kingdom, where it becomes clear that whether it's digital ID or eating bugs, the British media are willing to catch...
00:07:59.000Although, over the weekend, I thought...
00:08:04.000I don't want to put out anything negative about anyone anymore.
00:08:07.000I felt this sort of exhaustion with it, Jake.
00:08:10.000I sank down to my knees and felt I can't, even with people that I feel personal grievances against, say whether that's legacy media or British establishment, I can't carry it anymore.
00:09:23.000They pay us a stipend for our endeavours and our efforts over on Rumble as we continue to speak freely.
00:09:28.000And what I can tell you about Rumble is they supported me and accommodated me when YouTube turned against me, when the British government turned against me, when the legacy media turned against me.
00:09:41.000Do you feel like when you're looking at bombs raining down on Tel Aviv or Jerusalem or Tehran or the rubble in Gaza, do you feel like, I've just got to get my kids to school, man!
00:09:59.000Do you sometimes feel that you are not evolved or designed to accommodate geopolitical complexity?
00:10:07.000When I look at scripture and I think of even like a giant of the Old Testament, like David, it's odd to call him a giant given mostly he's a giant slayer really, when I think of like the complexity of his life, being in exile because his son wants to claim the throne or returning to the throne and finding like another one of his sons is turning against him and refusing to honour his preferred inheritor, Solomon, obviously being his preferred.
00:10:37.000I feel like, wow, at least I suppose in those days you were dealing with regional tribal wars and the establishment of nations and an ark where you're carrying God, where God is something you're communicating with.
00:10:53.000God is someone, something that you can conceptualize.
00:10:58.000And territory is something you can understand and fight for, where your enemies and opponents can be understood to be.
00:11:05.000People whose names you know, whose tribal wars date back to a time that at least you can feel the dust and ashes and blood on your own hands and on your own sword.
00:11:15.000Now, how are we meant to conceptualise this, Jake?
00:11:19.000Well, should Iran be allowed to develop nuclear capacity?
00:11:59.000I don't think any of us can really like...
00:12:02.000That's why I was thinking, you know, maybe we should...
00:12:06.000Well, no, not random Iranians, because there's very specific Iranians.
00:12:10.000Massey, who works for us, and a random Jewish man.
00:12:13.000And just go, look, come on, should we work this out?
00:12:16.000Because I don't reckon that we would, left to ourselves, left to our own devices, escalate these conflicts in the casual, faceless, anonymous way that seems to be possible when you're operating under the auspices of giant nations that appear to be puppeted by interests that go beyond all of us.
00:12:34.000Do the people of Israel benefit from the policies of Netanyahu?
00:12:38.000Do the people of Gaza benefit from the ideals of Hamas?
00:12:41.000Do the people of the UK Before we get into that, eat the bugs!
00:13:02.000I don't think that you can have, like, an Ironman athlete that's living on a diet of bugs.
00:13:07.000Let me know what you think, Paul Schrober, Desert X rider, Noel2024.
00:13:11.000I'm talking to all of our friends in the Rumble chat, as well as my beloved friends, ploughing on in locals, even as it becomes evident and clear that Rumble Premium is ultimately the paywall financial goal of this business model.
00:13:24.000I love you, Claude, Jude Psych, What's It to you, all of the locals'members.
00:13:37.000The last of the Mohicans was a dirt worshipper Jew.
00:13:41.000I mean, wherever you look, you will eat the bugs.
00:13:43.000Let's have a look at British media normalising eating bugs, which to me seems like, even when you were a fan, say, let's call it a fan of St. Peter and St. Peter's vision, the canopy is being lowered from the heavens.
00:13:57.000And on that canopy, there are reptiles, birds and four-legged beasts.
00:14:50.000That dude's been operating in TV spaces for a long time.
00:14:53.000It was one of the thresholds that I crossed over into normal UK domestic fame.
00:14:57.000If you're, like, a European person or a non-US resident or citizen, you go through the threshold of becoming famous in your own country, generally.
00:15:07.000Like, that's a nice little threshold to become UK famous, to appear on UK daytime TV.
00:15:12.000To go through normal, exciting, non-controversial fame before you go into the, ooh, I'm controversial.
00:15:40.000I'm talking about decades ago, early fame.
00:15:42.000And Richard Madeley, he's one of the gatekeepers out there.
00:15:45.000And there he is now, just gnawing on the bugs, gnawing on the bugs.
00:15:50.000You can, like, when you've got a little bit of first-person schooling in media spaces, you get to understand how this particular New York Times article or this particular Rolling Stones cover all are e-mails.
00:18:07.000Like, while sitting ringside at an MMA event, you know, PFL's a much smaller league than UFC.
00:18:14.000And I think that when you enter into the sort of storm of glamour, of brutal glamour around a UFC event where Trump might arrive like Caesar, where you might see Elon Musk, where you'll hear the familiar tones of Joe Rogan, all of that paraphernalia accompanies the excellent brutality in the ring.
00:18:53.000watching someone crane around to get a better view of some brutality, like sort of the indifference of an attractive woman tapping away on their phone as they kind of work.
00:19:05.000That final fight of the night, there was some excellence on display.
00:19:09.000And it is brilliant to watch warriors practice their craft.
00:19:13.000But when you're watching brutality conducted in front of a crowd that's sort of like drifting around or munching on snacks or shouting drunken, xenophobic phrases, you feel like, at least I feel like, wow, man, we've got to edge back from the violence in us.
00:19:35.000We've got to find some compassion in us.
00:19:37.000This has got to be a season of mercy or it's going to be a season of relentless destruction.
00:19:43.000I don't like it either, Rumble Foreskin, when I get a peanut stuck on my tongue.
00:19:47.000Like, if I get something stuck in my tooth and it's got an antennae on it, it's over for me.
00:19:52.000The apostles were Jews, says the devout.
00:20:27.000And we now, thanks to technology, thanks to GoPros and easy access and drones, we live in an age where the actual process of bombardment can be streamed live into your home.
00:20:40.000Have a look at this sort of uneasy spectacle of the citizens of Yemen enjoying the retaliatory strikes of Iran on Israel.
00:20:48.000And ask yourself, can either side be right when this is the business of war?
00:21:43.000Games have a spiritual component and a component of brutality.
00:21:47.000Obviously, when it's physical combat like MMA and the UFC or PFL, but even baseball or football or soccer have a conflict component that allow us to catharsis our own deep feelings of...
00:22:09.000Every day I nurse the injuries of my childhood.
00:22:44.000Whatever your flavor, there's someone that will support you.
00:22:47.000You could be watching Rachel Maddow right now in Consternation or Joe Scarborough or Brett Byer or Stephen Crowder or me or Sam Cedar, like he's like a left-wing version.
00:22:57.000Or Owen Jones, who does such great reporting on Middle Eastern conflict, and in particular the situation in Gaza.
00:23:06.000Maybe you like the Tim Dillon perspective, or Tucker Carlson.
00:23:10.000Tucker Carlson, I reckon, is one of the early and significant voices that travelled from the mainstream into independent media, and holds and heralds a significant audience.
00:23:20.000In our item unpacked, where we offline do a deeper dive into the news of the day, we talked about Tucker Carlson's article.
00:23:29.000That will be posted on the Rumble channels a little later today.
00:23:32.000Here's Tucker Carlson's post, which in a sense, I reckon, captures the sentiment of many Americans and the challenge of trying to be anti-war without being anti-Semite.
00:24:26.000Now, many people believe that the key motivation is to impede and prevent Iran from having nuclear weapons.
00:24:34.000The assumption being that Iran are a state or a nation that can't be afforded that capacity or that ability.
00:24:40.000And I reckon that people that know a lot more about this conflict than I do would say that Iran have been backing Hamas and various agitators in this conflict.
00:24:48.000And to view it through the lens of Gaza as a bombed out and genocided region and population is myopic because there are, whether it's Hezbollah or Hamas or the Houthis, there are Iranian-backed interests in that region and war for the last 100 years and maybe always has been fought by proxies, i.e.
00:25:12.000the Ukraine-Russia war is ultimately a NATO-Russia war and perhaps even a United States and Russia war that's having to be navigated and negotiated.
00:25:22.000And many people thought that the election of Trump would mean the seizing of that sublimated dynamic and an explicit conflict that could be explicitly resolved.
00:25:31.000Now we have the complex and In short, a world war.
00:25:44.000A true world war that perhaps won't be conducted in the good old glorious sentimental manner of the Second World War, or even the grinding early industrial terror of the First World War, but in a kind of new capacity that's truly apocalyptic, that's Armageddon.
00:26:01.000At the end of a hand, because, of course, of the facility and utility that we now have.
00:26:06.000Now, Tulsi Gabbard testified not so long ago that she doesn't believe that Iran have nuclear capacity, but the idea of Iran developing nuclear weapons is a trope or narrative that's gone on for a long, long time.
00:26:19.000People have always said, oh, well, we can't let Iran develop nuclear weapons.
00:26:24.000Do you think that there's a point that we get to where people might grab you up by the throat and say, listen, you, imagine it was me, imagine it was you, say, listen, do you know what the real threat is?
00:26:34.000Like if China get in true ascendancy, they will house us all in cells, we'll all be hived off.
00:26:41.000If Russia assume the role of a unipolar population, We're all finished.
00:26:46.000You need to back the United States of America.
00:26:49.000You need to back the United States of America's allies in the Middle East.
00:26:53.000Do you think that that's the real threat here?
00:27:03.000With America still, I suppose, in a fragile position.
00:27:08.000What does American debt mean when it comes to American military action?
00:27:12.000What does the various bifurcations, separations, fissures and conflicts across the United States right now?
00:27:18.000I mean, like, last week we were just talking about LA riots.
00:27:20.000Then we were talking about the spat between Elon and Trump.
00:27:23.000Now we're talking about potential war in a nation that seems quite divided, even with MAGA, within MAGA, within a movement that necessarily was somewhat cohesive.
00:27:33.000It was cohesive enough to get Trump elected by a near landslide.
00:27:48.000And if you're joining us from Mug Club, I hope you're having a good time here.
00:27:51.000If you're watching us on X or YouTube, get over and join us on Rumble.
00:27:55.000It's Rumble that ensures that we're financially, spiritually supported and that we're protected from various nefarious forces that seem less and less important and relevant as we stand on the brink of a holy war.
00:28:12.000The IC continues to assess that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon and Supreme Leader Khomeini has not authorized the nuclear weapons program that he suspended in 2003.
00:28:23.000The IC continues to monitor closely if Tehran decides to reauthorize its nuclear weapons program Jake was your take home from that clip her great streak did it kind of move is Tulsi Gabbard's Superhero grey streak moving across her forehead.
00:29:15.000Let's have a look at this ongoing What about when Iran was, like, sort of democratizing itself and, like, America disrupted its ass and balls that all up for us in the 1970s, man?
00:29:38.000He's got a lot of good Jewish followers.
00:29:40.000Let's have a look at this, and then we will do Ask a Jew.
00:29:42.000Only if we've created an asset for it, though.
00:29:44.000Take Iran about 12 months to enrich enough nuclear material for a single nuclear weapon.
00:29:49.000United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken is warning that Iran is potentially just months away or less from nuclear breakpoints.
00:29:54.000Iran is two months away from a nuclear weapon, and it's a victory to get them one year away?
00:29:58.000Iran could be less than a month away from building a nuclear weapon.
00:30:02.000Netanyahu has made two tough-talking TV appearances.
00:30:05.000I'm saying that Iran is just months away from making a nuclear bomb.
00:30:08.000What is important to understand is that you have to dismantle the entire terror empire, and especially before its main practitioners, the terrorist states of Iran and Iraq, acquire nuclear weapons.
00:30:17.000And this, I think, has been a wake-up call from hell.
00:31:24.000I mean, this is an alliance of people that over the last few years, and I'm talking primarily about matters relating to COVID, where I've come to think, I can rely on this dude.
00:31:35.000Like Thomas Massey, Rand Paul, Marjorie Taylor Greene.
00:32:25.000difficult to argue with that, but in a minute we will try to do exactly that with Massey, our Iranian producer and his I don't know why you're being called in to support Israel.
00:33:20.000And now we're taking that fight to the next level.
00:33:22.000When major advertisers conspired to pull their dollary-doos, even brands like Dunkin'Donuts turned their back, claiming Rumble had a right-wing cult How dare you!
00:33:46.000I loved your take on Israel, and that's from a Mr. Goebbels.
00:33:51.000You know, there is no right-wing culture here on Rumble.
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00:34:16.000Not benefits like that, Greta Thunberg, if that's your real name.
00:35:03.000David Icke, one of the forefathers of the conspiracy movement, you might call him, a free thinker, a radical, ever vocal on these matters, says, look at this, current events in Israel or Iran are the latest step in a calculated global cult sequence that goes back to Trump's first term and beyond.
00:35:19.000It involves Obama, Blair, Boy Bush, as they seek step by step to bring the West against the East in a global conflict.
00:35:25.000This sequence isn't working through right and left, and what's happening now is the latest stage.
00:35:30.000This is what I said in the Renegade film about my life in 2017-18.
00:35:33.000Note how NATO build-up on the Russian border, or how the NATO build-up on the Russian border, contributed to the later Russia-Ukraine war.
00:35:41.000The key trigger is Israel Netanyahu's long-time desperation for war in Iran.
00:36:47.000Yeah, I was lived in Iran between 83 and 88, so we were mostly in Iran.
00:36:53.000When I look at your eyes, you've got those kind of blue Persian eyes that people sometimes have.
00:36:58.000Now, what kind of affinity do you have with your homeland, mate?
00:37:01.000And what do you feel about, for example, the activity in the 70s and 80s and this continuing escalation?
00:37:09.000I don't know much about the Iran-Israel stuff.
00:37:13.000I obviously know a little bit about the Iranian Revolution.
00:37:16.000Most of my family fled Iran during that time, so most of them are in England now.
00:37:21.000But obviously we've got, like, my uncle Faramaz, he's got friends that died, really close friends.
00:37:26.000He was reading about that stuff in the newspapers, so pretty crazy time to be there.
00:37:32.000But, like, this current thing, I mean, I only found out the other day that I've already had distant relatives that have died due to the Israel bombings.
00:38:13.000People I know, even though, you know, people part of my family, even though I don't know them, have already died in this due to these strikes.
00:38:19.000Yeah, well, I suppose what this space becomes, the online independent media space, Is a vitriolic rhetorical space where it's easy to have strong views, and in fact you're rewarded for having strong views on increasingly vast and insurmountable subjects.
00:38:38.000And there's two things that I'd like to comment on.
00:38:41.000Firstly, when we're just hanging out and running our team, it's kind of irrelevant what people's racial and national identities are.
00:38:52.000And then, on the other hand, suddenly something that becomes like a sport, like you saw that footage out of Yemen, now has to be handled, you know, like, I've been sort of guilty of, I suppose, because my own personal challenges of not...
00:39:15.000in particular, I suppose, Israel and Gaza.
00:39:17.000It just seems like I've got so many friends who are Israeli or Jewish, and I've got so many...
00:39:25.000friends and former colleagues that are deeply invested and infuriated by the ongoing conflicts in that region and the impact on people in Gaza.
00:39:35.000I've sort of, you know, I sort of uncustomarily signed, you know, like...
00:39:48.000But I guess like you, like as an Iranian person who's now got sort of skin in the game and blood on the carpet and you've lost people that you, even if like tangentially, that you are related to, you don't have that privilege anymore.
00:40:00.000In fact, the only thing I've ever been able to say that kind of makes any sense to me is those of us that are not directly affected by it have a kind of responsibility not to sort of leap in.
00:40:12.000How do you continue to handle even working here with us lording the triumphs of Kanye West or just inquiring into the sort of general impact of Israel's relationship with America on sort of, you know, America First sort of aficionados?
00:40:27.000How do you feel about all of it, mate?
00:40:29.000My main, well, one of the questions I want to give to Ask Massey is what are his thoughts on the regime specifically in Iran right now compared to what was there potentially before, right?
00:40:40.000I think that's a good starting point because I think a lot of what Israel is trying to do in general is to damage the regime enough and obviously civilians are going to die.
00:41:03.000They could have been just as easily killed if they weren't in their bunker.
00:41:08.000So I think that Israel is really just trying to instill enough damage onto the Ayatollah regime to allow for the people to kind of rise up and take over their country back.
00:41:19.000Like you said, it was democratically, you know, it was very Western prior to the regime change that was Jimmy Carter's doing.
00:41:25.000You know, I don't really think he was a great president.
00:41:28.000I think he did a lot of damage, you know, across the world and to our country.
00:41:32.000So, you know, I think that's a good starting point, right, is like kind of going over the regime itself and seeing, you know, is that something that's going to happen?
00:41:54.000What I feel, Isaac, is we could talk to Mehdi Hussain or we could talk to Owen Jones.
00:42:06.000When it comes to expertise and a granular understanding, there are such articulate people on both sides of this conflict.
00:42:20.000Well, my personal reaction to it is that reaction that, like, I don't see it, you know, you could look at it as an unprompted Israeli aggression onto Iran, but I see it as, you know, they're waving a gun in their face endlessly, kind of saying, hey, you know, if we get a nuke, we will use it against you.
00:43:00.000Right, so listen, here's the, I reckon what a lot of people in this country, in the United States of America believe.
00:43:09.000That's the view that Tucker Carlson has articulated in his article and in a sort of pretty succinct post.
00:43:17.000Here's Tim Dillon commenting on a British political figure up until recently and maybe even now the leader of the opposition talking about how this is a proxy war already.
00:45:02.000But when she says, just get her out of here, but when she says, we are there fighting a proxy war on behalf of us, and that that's what the Ukraine is doing for Russia, it's on behalf of us.
00:45:17.000Number one, it's very dangerous to say, because number one, there's a lot of people in this country that are not trying to get in a war with Russia.
00:46:01.000I think I'm going to go on his show soon.
00:46:02.000I think he might be coming on this one.
00:46:03.000We're working that stuff out because I suppose now in an increasingly divided America, is there a strong enough mandate to continue to pursue various wars that were pretty defining in the last election?
00:46:33.000We were talking about the murder of a couple of lawmakers.
00:46:35.000I mean, the world is moving so quickly.
00:46:37.000If I don't have a taste of eternity, if I don't have some resource that goes beyond this ever-shifting, fluctuating madness of our online space, I don't know what we're going to cling on to.
00:46:48.000Let's have a quick message from one of our partners, and then we'll be back.
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00:48:46.000Ah, man, if you're watching us on X, click the link in the description.
00:48:49.000Go to Rumble and Rumble Premium, where we can all just relax together and recline while gently enjoying what seems to be an irreversible march towards the apocalypse.
00:49:01.000An apocalypse that none of us want nor need either.
00:49:05.000Spore about at the behest of people that seem to live in an inaccessible.
00:49:12.000You know, like, if you were just to step outside your house right now, look around for a moment, it's just people like you and I. It's extraordinary, isn't it?
00:50:51.000Let me know what you think in the comments and chat.
00:50:52.000A lot of positive perspectives on Jeffrey Sachs because he's been pretty reliable throughout this late, whether it's been Russia, Ukraine, or these new potential emerging conflicts.
00:51:09.000Let's now have a look at events in California, because prior to this weekend, most of us were concerned about the potential of civil war in the United States of America.
00:51:25.000Here's Mel Gibson talking about Karen Bass.
00:51:29.000And then we're going to have a look at Trump's military parade.
00:51:33.000Does that play into the hands of Trump's critics and detractors that believe that he wants to bring about a Handmaid's Tale style dystopia?
00:51:43.000Or is it just some patriotism and pride?
00:51:54.000Now as we experience rampant lawlessness and civil unrest, it's never been more clear.
00:51:59.000They're unable to respond effectively and responsibly during calamity.
00:52:04.000Whether it's sheer incompetence or outright malevolence, the reality is stark.
00:52:09.000California's in a state of turmoil, and I ask my fellow Angelenos, why are Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass still in office?
00:52:17.000How much more of their destructive decision-making masquerading as leadership are we going to tolerate?
00:52:25.000It's time to take back our community and our state and put the power and the privilege in the hands of competent leaders whose goals are to protect us and the way of life this nation was founded upon.
00:52:37.000You know, like, I'm watching Braveheart at the moment, so I'm really predisposed towards Mel Gibson and his opinions.
00:52:56.000He's sitting on a lot of energy, Mel Gibson.
00:52:59.000He's someone that you might be able to lean into in a crisis.
00:53:04.000You know, when we went to Mar-a-Lago, he just said, my house is burning down.
00:53:12.000It's like he's on an inferno at all times, particularly when he's discussing an actual one.
00:53:18.000Let me know which of the world's recent action heroes' perspectives you want to hear.
00:53:25.000is Arnold Schwarzenegger, saying he don't blame Trump, but a broader political decline and the uniparty politics that I suppose has even led to the emergence of this space.
00:53:36.000This wouldn't happen if the politicians...
00:54:00.000But the Democrats and the Republicans, both of the parties, have no interest in solving this problem because they use that to raise money.
00:54:10.000What they do is they just keep pointing the finger at each other, and then they're surprised.
00:54:14.000They've all of a sudden, we are using our middle finger on them, right?
00:54:18.000But I mean, it's all bogus, because I think that we can do better than that.
00:54:22.000Democrats and Republicans, and you know, when I talk about Democrats and Republicans, even though I'm a Republican, I tell you, it is sometimes disappointing.
00:54:30.000I think even just when you look at the symbols of the party, think about that.
00:54:35.000I mean, the Democrats, donkey, Republicans.
00:57:46.000These could potentially be the end times.
00:57:50.000Well, around this election, it felt like potentially we were in an important and significant moment where new political ideas were emerging from us.
00:58:05.000That the right might provide an anti-establishment perspective that could revivify old values and could potentially help us turn the corner in a real pivotal moment.
00:58:21.000I'm trying to cast my eye somewhat objectively across Iran, Israel, emergency civil war, execution of people in Congress, my own crazy country.
00:58:33.000Where they're legitimising ID cards for a variety of reasons.
00:58:36.000First it was a pandemic, now it's for migration.
00:58:39.000Pretty concerned about it, let me tell you.
00:58:43.000Do you want to see Soldiers Parade in March?
00:58:45.000Have a look at Trooping the Colour in the UK.
00:59:42.000Well, Tanya and Joe, multiple sources are now telling ABC News that Vance Bolter has been arrested near his farm in Green Isle, Minnesota.
00:59:52.000Residents no doubt sleeping easier tonight.
00:59:55.000We're told he was spotted on a trail via a camera and tonight was taken into custody.
01:00:01.000Flowers and condolences outside Minnesota's state capital, while churchgoers an hour away in Sibley County learned the killer may have been way too close for comfort.
01:00:13.000There's a nationwide warrant for his arrest.
01:00:18.000The night of terror began 2 o 'clock Saturday morning in Minnesota.
01:00:22.000Police found State Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette shot in their home.
01:00:27.000We understand he was hit nine times, his wife Yvette eight times.
01:00:32.000Amazingly, doctors were able to save them, the state senator now recovering from a collapsed lung.
01:00:39.00090 minutes after the first shooting, officers went to check on another local politician nearby.
01:00:44.000When they arrived at the Hortman residence, we're told there was a car similar to a police cruiser already in the driveway.
01:00:50.000When our officers confronted him, the individual immediately fired upon the officers who exchanged gunfire, and the suspect retreated back into the home.
01:01:04.000Inside the home, authorities discovered the former Speaker of the House, Melissa Hortman, and her husband Mark had been assassinated.
01:01:12.000But in our darkest hours, we're reminded of the strength and resilience of community.
01:01:16.000We come together not only to grieve, but to stand strong.
01:01:19.000Inside the mock police cruiser in the driveway, authorities say there was a long hit list of Democrats and abortion providers scribbled in a notebook and a stack of flyers saying no kings.
01:01:32.000The suspect has now been identified as 57-year-old Vance Luther Bolter.
01:01:37.000Authorities report he wore a latex mask on the night of the methodical shootings.
01:01:42.000Bolter worked at a private security firm, Praetorian Guard Security Services in the Twin Cities.
01:01:48.000Which featured police-like protection.
01:03:06.000I want to talk about what Bobby Kennedy's been doing at the CDC, and I want to have a deeper understanding of what's happening in your country right now before I delve any more deeply into this complex, unfurling and difficult situation.