A woman who hates white people who own homes in New York City is caught on camera calling them racist. Is it just a coincidence? Or is it part of a larger pattern? Plus, a bombshell new movie on UFO s.
00:05:18.080We should really look to what Brandon Johnson and, as well as the Chicago Teachers Union, is doing to really use the schools and the city as sites of resistance against a federal incursion.
00:05:30.360If you're comfortable in your coalition, you're not winning power.
00:05:33.580If ICE and the National Guard are coming to New York City, ICE is already here.
00:05:38.040If the National Guard is coming on January 1st, which we know they are, we really have to use our tenant associations and our parent-teacher associations and our public schools as, like, networks of defense in support of Surround's agenda and in support of our neighbors.
00:06:07.000As all of this comes up, she sits down for a radio interview on, I think it was ABC, yeah, it was Spectrum News yesterday.
00:06:16.400And she is asked about Mayor Adams, outgoing, the now former mayor of New York, about some of his criticism of her lunacy, like, property is theft, moving to the suburbs is structural racism.
00:06:31.980You're not allowed to live in the suburbs, Mark.
00:06:35.680By the way, she lives in a totally gentrified Brooklyn neighborhood.
00:06:39.820She is one of the white people who moved into a minority neighborhood and paid too much money, thus increasing the rental and the real estate values, which is racist.
00:06:50.320And now the Daily Mail reveals that her mother lives in a $1.4 million home down in Nashville and is a teacher at Vandy, Vanderbilt University, and is a gentrifier herself.
00:07:07.580And she gets asked about some of her comments, like her homeownership is white supremacy comment on this Salem or Spectrum interview on Tuesday.
00:07:21.040The former mayor, Eric Adams, said that you were, quote, out of your effing mind.
00:07:24.920That was in response to a resurfaced tweet from way back when of something you'd said on Twitter about homeownership being a tool of white supremacy.
00:07:33.020I wanted to give you a chance to respond.
00:07:38.360You know, I think that some of those things are certainly not how I would say things today and are regretful.
00:07:45.280But, you know, I do think my sort of decades of experience fighting for more affordable housing sort of stands on its own.
00:07:50.560I'm proud to be in this role fighting for stronger tenants' rights.
00:07:53.000And I think that for many years, people have been locked out of the property market that has produced a lot of systemic and racial inequalities in our system.
00:08:00.140And I want to make sure that everybody has a safe and affordable place to live, whether they rent or own.
00:08:05.980And that is something that I'm laser focused on in this new role.
00:08:12.700She wouldn't say those things these days.
00:08:14.660But, you know, she was young and naive back in, like, 2020 when she described America KKKA as an apartheid state and called for defunding the NYPD.
00:08:29.360Also said white people, white people, and corporate fucking Dems, who are also white people, were the problem after Donald Trump was elected.
00:08:38.740And then, of course, in 2018, called for ICE to be abolished.
00:08:46.780And in the not-so-distant past, also said that she celebrated the government's sacred right to seize property and appeared to call for the abolition of not just, quote, abusive landlordism, but private property in general.
00:09:02.460This is not when she was in middle school.
00:09:05.220This is just a couple of years ago, Mark Halperin, so what are we to make of Sia Weaver?
00:09:10.160I mean, I think three things about the matter of Sia Weaver, in re-Sia Weaver.
00:09:14.400First, when somebody says, oh, these were regrettable, like, the reporter should say, let's walk through it.
00:12:54.580Okay, so here's a little bit more on her from the Daily Mail.
00:12:56.440Now, the privileged former Bryn Mawr college student, of course, of course she is, her stunning hypocrisy was uncovered by the Daily Mail on Wednesday when we revealed her mother owned a gorgeous craftsman home in Nashville worth $1.4 million.
00:13:09.400The Tennessee city is America's fastest gentrifying.
00:13:15.200It's the fastest gentrifying that her mother lives in.
00:13:18.140So I guess she thinks her mother's a racist.
00:13:19.800But Weaver gave no indication to her family wealth and has now refused to say whether she will ask her mother to give up her private property and also would not say what she's going to do if she inherits the mother's gentrified home in Nashville.
00:13:36.720Weaver lives in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, a historically black neighborhood whose longtime residents have also been priced out by white newcomers.
00:13:47.620Now she's deleted her ex account and her Facebook account as well, where Unheard got to some of the posts that I kicked the segment off with.
00:13:59.520And I'm sorry, Mark, I don't know what Mayor Momdani does with this.
00:14:06.040And maybe his voters won't care either.
00:14:08.840But he's in for a hot mess of stories with this person in charge of tenant housing who thinks government seizure of property is a great thing.
00:14:15.640And that whites need to be deprived of their homes, at least if they're in the middle class.
00:15:15.320Not even a year ago when she spoke to Sam Sater on the majority report, Sot 23.
00:15:21.860The mechanisms for acquiring distressed housing could look different on a building-by-building basis.
00:15:28.940In some cases, what happens is tenants form a tenant association.
00:15:32.600They have a scofflaw landlord or someone who's not making repairs.
00:15:35.720And they could pressure, you know, using organizing tactics, they could pressure to the Social Housing Development Authority to take over their homes, to buy their homes.
00:15:45.260In other cases, it might happen through, like, a legal process.
00:15:48.240A couple days ago, one of the most notorious landlords in the city, his name is Ob Shalom.
00:15:54.000He was arrested because he is treating his tenants so badly.
00:15:57.580Hundreds of thousands of open code violations.
00:16:00.180In cases like that, where the city is actively pursuing already sort of litigation and enforcement mechanisms against the landlord, the SHDA is an option.
00:16:08.780We can say, hey, you know, you are not maintaining this building, and we are the city of New York.
00:16:14.440We have an interest in making sure that housing is well-maintained, and we're going to take this building away from you.
00:16:22.380That's going to be a real hit with the landlords of New York, Mark.
00:16:27.100Well, there's a big New York Times piece about her, and it quotes one real estate person who's her friend favorably.
00:16:34.000But I suspect that that was a bit of an outlier, and it's going to be interesting.
00:16:38.580The real estate industry is super powerful, one of the super most powerful lobbyists in the city and players in the city, and it's going to be interesting to see.
00:16:46.480And I thought you showed awesome self-restraint in not commenting on her hair looks in that clip.
00:16:51.560I mean, that is how my hair looks when I'm getting ready for bed, but this is not how you give an interview, Sia, please, for the love of God.
00:17:07.660I don't want to give it away just yet, but it can involve Sia.
00:17:10.080I could do some real good for this gal.
00:17:11.960She would just put herself in my good hands.
00:17:13.440I mean, obviously, she would have to quit her job first because I can't help her as she's behaving like a devil.
00:17:18.620By the way, when she ran inside of her home, chased by the Daily Mail, they noted that she has a free Palestine poster taped to one of its windows.
00:23:47.240We just went back just to do a brief search to see how he covered some of the more controversial stories that have been in the news over the past few years.
00:23:53.220This is September 21st, 2021, talking about the alleged incident in which the very mean, bad Border Patrol whipped the Haitian migrants crossing the border.
00:24:57.360Look, and you know this as well as anyone.
00:25:01.640The way to succeed as a communicator is to be true to who you really are and what you believe and to be consistent.
00:25:09.560And he's going to have to explain as he goes forward.
00:25:12.500If he does want to build trust, which is what they claim they want to do, he's going to have to explain moments like that and how they're consistent with the notion of the current ethos that they're espousing.
00:25:22.780He ran into the leftist narrative because it was negative about Trump.
00:25:28.880He ran to it as has his network from the start of Trump's emergence as a national political figure.
00:25:35.200So there is zero reason to believe that the new I'm listening to you, the common man, Tony Dokopoul, is going to do any better.
00:25:41.260And by the way, it's all the same producers there who have been there.
00:25:44.160And those are the ones who really generate the content.
00:25:46.320The anchor in that role is more of just a presenter.
00:25:50.540CBS has always been a producer driven news division as compared to some other places, as opposed to, as you said, to correspondent and anchor.
00:25:58.240And, you know, they've they've fired some people.
00:26:03.760Unless they determine who's ready to be a fair minded person and run a different kind of shop, the the the vision that David Ellison and Barry Weiss have laid out, it's not going to be realized.
00:26:15.660So back to Adam Carolla, who had further thoughts on why newsrooms and you've worked in a lot of them have deteriorated.
00:27:18.160But here's where I am going to challenge my friend Adam.
00:27:23.280It is not just women who have feminized newsrooms.
00:27:27.520And here is where the crying, I promised you, comes in.
00:27:32.340Tony Dokopoul is trying to promote his new role as the evening news anchor, you know, in what was once Dan Rather's shoes and before that Walter Cronkite.
00:27:42.740And this video, I didn't ask for this video, Mark Halperin.
00:27:46.120I was watching Twitter, watching X, and you know how you play one video and if it expires, another one just plays?
00:32:02.860You got a guy over at ABC who's putting the clothespins on the back of his fake fireman's jacket so he can look like a fireman when he goes to cover the floods.
00:32:11.580David Muir, who's much more worried about the size of his waist than he is the accuracy of his broadcast.
00:32:17.540And if I'm being totally honest, Mark Halpern, before, you know, Nora O'Donnell and whoever preceded her – nobody knows who the hell's been in that anchor chair for a while now – Dan Rather, he was also obsessed with his looks.
00:32:32.720This infamous clip of him worrying about his damn jacket and whether he's going to wear the collar up or wear the collar down tells us a lot about the state of evening news even before this guy got to the desk.
00:35:09.940Things in Minnesota are not going particularly well.
00:35:13.920Tim Walz has announced he's not going to run for re-election.
00:35:17.580And now we're learning, and DHS has swarmed 2,000 agents into Minneapolis to try to find out what's happening at these daycare centers and elsewhere, whether and how bad the fraud is.
00:35:26.980And then our pal Rich McHugh over at NewsNation was just calling attention to this this morning.
00:35:36.060There is—hold on, I want to try to find it.
00:35:38.340There's a—I've got the report here someplace.
00:35:47.340Department of Human Services in Minnesota, and they've got a commissioner, and they are investigating whether a group within the Human Services Group,
00:35:58.860called the Behavioral Health Administration, committed any sort of fraud.
00:36:04.020And this is an organization, the one, the behavioral health, that helps manage hundreds of millions of dollars in grants to groups that are supposed to be preventing and treating mental health and substance use disorders in Minnesota.
00:36:24.680So behavioral health oversees millions of—hundreds of millions of grants to groups saying they're going to help people with their mental health and substance abuse.
00:36:32.280And its boss, you know, the agency it's part of, Human Services, has decided it needs an audit.
00:36:38.800And the person doing the auditing is now on camera accusing them, like this is the own, you know, the subset of their agency, of defrauding her as she conducted her investigation of her group, of backdating documents, et cetera.
00:37:00.720We noted that during the course of our audit, we identified a number of documents that the Behavioral Health Administration either backdated or created after our audit began in response to our request for information.
00:37:16.420Because we identified a number of different documents that, again, had been created in response to our request for documentation, or that had actually been created and then backdated,
00:37:27.140we do have some questions about the validity of the documentation we were provided.
00:37:32.120But I do want to talk about what a serious issue this is and how it is, frankly, unacceptable for the agencies we audit to do this type of activity.
00:39:08.080Like I said, he'll be fortunate if the parade moves on as opposed to digs in because there's going to be a lot of fertile areas to look at.
00:39:16.700The question of how could this stewardship have occurred for a guy who put himself forward as one of the best governors in America?
00:39:23.600Here's just one example out in that same behavioral health unit.
00:39:29.160Auditors found an organization that received $672,000 for a single month of work, one month of work, but could not provide auditors with detailed invoices or program participant data to support the work.
00:39:47.420The total grant agreement for that group was $1.6 million.
00:39:51.600So it's just that's one little group that got money for this behavioral health nonsense that appears to have been made up.
00:39:58.260Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, quoting here from an article from KSTP, appear deeply troubled by the revelation that department staff backdated or created documents that did not exist before the auditor's probe.
00:40:10.600They quote a local Republican saying it's a shocking report by the legislative auditor and it shows a culture of pervasive fraud, negligence and deception.
00:40:20.380Here is how Tim Walsh would have you believe things are going.
00:40:26.060He's explaining why he's not running for a third term, but he is absolutely not going to resign as governor.
00:42:08.120Well, it's like, I don't know if you remember Nathan Thurm from Saturday Night Live when he, you know, he would say, you're the one who's corrupt.
00:42:17.780I wonder whether he believes what he's saying or it's purely just an act because he's saying it with such emotion and passion and determination.
00:42:27.140But to pivot from accountability for his stewardship of the state and the taxpayer dollars to blame it all on Donald Trump is quite something.
00:42:36.360But as I said, just as an observer of human beings and of the subspecies of human beings called politicians, I wonder whether he believes what he's saying or not.
00:42:47.240This fraud didn't happen just in December 2025.
00:42:52.120This has been going on for years under his leadership.
00:42:56.000And that Rich McHugh story about the behavioral health unit within Department of Human Services in Minnesota, he pointed out there are tweets from, and I pulled them up, April 2024 from Minnesota staff.
00:43:12.160It's, it's, it's the, the account is from Minnesota staff at DHS.
00:43:15.880And they say, they're asking, can the commissioner explain why Department of Human Services has been obstructing data requests in violation of government laws?
00:43:26.200Why are staff complaining that leaders are forcing them to delete records, backdate contracts, and cover up wrongdoing?
00:43:33.300Why does the Department of Human Services ignore requests from the news?
00:43:41.240You know, maybe he was too busy trying to buddy up to the Biden administration at the time, or Joe Biden thinking possibly there'd be a role for him in the next administration.
00:43:51.340This would have been before Kamala Harris took over as the nominee, but this is just, it's a, it's a worm's, what's the word I'm looking for?
00:44:02.840It's a, it's a hornet's nest because it's just the one right now.
00:44:07.080Like you pull the one, the one bee flew out, now another bee is flowing out.
00:44:10.480Now it's a whole swarm coming out on this Somali fraud and other fraud.
00:44:13.820And I think it's going to, it's going to go state to state.
00:44:17.320Trump's already now threatening California.
00:44:21.460And let's face it, it's going to be largely in blue states because it's the same thing as Minnesota, I'd venture to say,
00:44:26.700where they're worried about looking into anything that looks like harassment of a minority community.
00:44:32.720In this case, it has to do with immigration and immigrants who are taking advantage of us, not, not skin color, but immigrants who are taking advantage of hardworking Americans.
00:44:42.860The governor now is trying to convince people as he declines to change his course and does run for a term that he is a zeal for ferreting out the wrongdoing.
00:44:53.000It's belied by the fact that he was in charge when all this was happening and there's, you know, there were indictments.
00:44:58.020There was clear indication he showed no zeal to ferret this out for the reasons probably likely that you said.
00:45:03.900But the other thing is, I just don't find his performance compelling.
00:45:07.160If you're spending more time talking about Donald Trump and being defiant about not resigning, then you are laying out a detailed plan rather than just some rhetoric about getting to the bottom of it.
00:45:17.100It's just hard to believe that there's a determination here.
00:45:19.780And I think there must have been horrible poll numbers to get him to decide he wasn't going to run for re-election because that's what he was about.
00:45:27.940Somebody must have done a poll and found that his chances of winning, even in a blue state, were pretty miserable.
00:45:57.660He's not going to leapfrog over Vance if Vance decides to run.
00:46:01.660But the future will probably will take care of itself.
00:46:06.040But what I traced on NextUp, and I think it's just an incredible human story, is 10 years ago, this guy was calling Donald Trump, or Donald Trump was calling him Little Marco.
00:46:18.300And he was making jokes about the size of Donald Trump's hands.
00:46:22.080And now he is so well thought of in general in the administration, like Henry Kissinger, first person since Kissinger, to have both the jobs of National Security Advisor and Secretary of State.
00:46:32.720And on this Latin America stuff, his influence is even greater because of his familiarity with the region as the son of Cuban immigrants, as someone very familiar with Latin American dictators and the culture and the language and the rhythms of this whole thing.
00:46:47.000So he's extremely powerful right now and extremely respected.
00:46:51.940And his ties to Vance, Trump, Susie Wiles, Stephen Miller, he's just rare to see this.
00:46:59.100And he doesn't have very many enemies, even on Capitol Hill, where he served, where people are generally pissed off at the White House.
00:47:05.580He's very well respected, very well thought of.
00:47:07.560So this is a moment for him that's quite unusual in big time Washington politics to be hugely influential and very secure in his position, very well liked by his colleagues.
00:47:19.240And he's doing it at a time when the administration's foreign policy is just an overdrive.
00:47:25.500I mean, he lists 20 different hotspots around the world, including Venezuela, where there's a lot at stake and where he's got the hand on the tiller.
00:47:33.980He was confirmed unanimously by the Senate to this post, which is very unusual for the Trump appointees, since you've had a couple say, like, I regret voting for you.
00:47:45.060And he said your regret is a badge of honor.
00:47:47.180But it is interesting to me when you think about 2028, Mark, because, OK, well, Marco says if J.D. wants it, it's J.D.'s.
00:47:57.920There's going to be a fight within the party because the more neocony right prefers Marco Rubio, who's I wouldn't call him a neocon, but he's certainly more neocon friendly.
00:49:15.300And if you talk to people in the party, again, things can change.
00:49:18.940But where we are now, it's very difficult to imagine someone, particularly a member of the president's cabinet, successfully mounting a challenge to J.D. Vance.
00:49:28.160And lastly, on the point you raised about ideology, Vance is talking lately like an interventionist, not an isolationist, not a MAGA first, America first.
00:49:36.820He's singing from the hymnal of saying, here's why we're doing all this activist stuff.
00:49:41.500And Rubio is talking less like a neocon these days.
00:49:44.920So I think they can mesh that up pretty well because it's the models Trump, which is no foreign wars of deep entanglement, no forever wars, no American boots on the ground, but using American military and technology to project strength around the world.
00:50:02.420I think they're both on board for that.
00:50:03.880I would love to see that ticket, but I don't know that it'll happen because if I think about why Trump picked J.D., one of the arguments that was made to him was J.D.'s, he's assassination insurance that no one's going to want to take out Trump and wind up with J.D. Vance.
00:50:23.580Like they're not going to think they're going to do better with a J.D. than a Trump.
00:50:28.900And I don't know whether that same rule would apply in the heads of those who think about these things if Marco were the VP.
00:50:37.280I think he would be the preferred choice of many.
00:50:42.480I love the guy, but I just I'm trying to think like if I were the person who gets to make these selections, that's one of the things you got to think about.
00:50:48.980Anyway, we'll find out soon enough, Mark.
00:50:55.320I really do think they'll end up together.
00:50:57.660And, you know, it's a lot like Clinton Gore.
00:50:59.860A lot of people thought, well, Al Gore is more qualified than Bill Clinton.
00:51:02.640But the alchemy of the two of them together, two younger guys with young kids, it just worked for the voters, both in the Democratic Party and more broadly.
00:51:11.740I think this could be very comparable to that.
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00:53:44.040There is breaking news right now, which I want to bring to you out of Minneapolis.
00:53:48.740As you know, we reported to you yesterday and also this morning on AM Update.
00:53:53.200Trump has surged 2,000 troops into Minneapolis, ICE agents, not troops, to go and DHS personnel investigate the fraud that has been coming to light day by day in that city.
00:54:07.740Well, we've just received this from a deputy secretary at Homeland Security named Trisha McLaughlin, who we've mentioned before.
00:54:18.660She's assistant secretary of the DHS, who says today ICE officers in Minneapolis were conducting targeted operations when rioters began blocking ICE officers.
00:54:28.140And one of these violent rioters weaponized her vehicle attempting to run over our law enforcement officers in an attempt to kill them, an act of domestic terrorism.
00:54:39.420An ICE officer fearing for his life, the lives of his fellow law enforcement, and the safety of the public fired defensive shots.
00:54:46.760He used his training and saved his own life and that of his fellow officers.
00:54:51.240The alleged perpetrator was hit and is deceased.
00:54:54.240The ICE officers who were hurt are expected to make full recoveries.
00:54:57.280This is the direct consequence of constant attacks and demonization of our officers by sanctuary politicians who fuel and encourage rampant assaults on our law enforcement.
00:55:07.460These men and women who are simply enforcing the law on the books are facing a 1,300 percent increase in assaults against them and an 8,000 percent increase in death threats.
00:55:18.880This is an evolving situation, and we will give the public more information as soon as it becomes available.
00:55:22.520Also, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frye weighing in, saying, I'm aware of a shooting involving an ICE agent at 34th and Portland.
00:55:31.360The presence of federal immigration enforcement agents is causing chaos in our city.
00:55:35.280Is it really the presence or is it your unmanaged city from fraudsters to illegals running loose in Minneapolis, sir?
00:55:44.100He goes on to say, we're demanding ICE to leave the city immediately.
00:55:47.040We stand rock solid with our immigrant and refugee communities.
00:55:50.380Here is some video just in that was posted to X by a poster named Gunther Eagleman, who goes by Gunther Eagleman.
00:55:59.440His caption is, chaos erupts in Minnesota, tear gas and pepper spray unleashed on radical protesters at, he claims this is the ICE shooting scene,
00:56:08.900as they hurl snowballs, block cars, and riot against law enforcement.
00:56:47.160People are blocking, looks like the egress of a DHS vehicle.
00:56:50.960They're standing across the road so he can't go, and there's a, I guess, a DHS officer who's spraying them in the face with something that doesn't look very effective because they're not moving at all.
00:57:03.600It just, it can't be tear gas or pepper spray because truly it's having no effect on them.
00:57:08.700Now they're grabbing them one by one to clear the path for the ICE vehicle to leave.
00:57:12.860They're standing right in the middle, right in front of it.
00:57:14.860Here's a protester literally on the grill of the DHS white SUV.
01:04:41.640I mean, all of the, like, astrophysicists and extremely well-educated and accomplished scientists who have been investigating this from the start.
01:04:52.520Well, not the start because it was 80 years ago.
01:04:54.260But in recent decades, on camera, on the record, saying as much as they can.
01:05:00.040And the director of the film has been making the rounds saying the only reason he was able to get so many people to participate is because they felt there was safety in numbers and that they couldn't either fire everyone or worse.
01:05:12.600Because a lot of these guys, these are distinguished guys served in the Air Force like yourself or served in the Pentagon, served all over the armed forces.
01:05:19.700A lot of these guys are actually worried not just about their careers getting killed, but about themselves getting killed.
01:05:25.820I mean, set it up for us on the stakes of the number of people who went on camera and actually started saying as much as they could without violating classified restrictions.
01:05:36.980Certainly, that's a real fear, and we can certainly get into that.
01:05:41.360Age of Disclosure was, you know, a project I didn't fully participate in.
01:05:45.760However, do I do applaud the effort in these individuals for at least coming forward and speaking?
01:05:50.960And like you, I was a very skeptical person.
01:30:53.280Just want to update you before we bring in the Congresswoman on this shooting that's happened in Minneapolis of a civilian by, I think, an ICE agent, certainly a DHS agent.
01:31:05.780The video has just come in via social media, and I'll try to describe what it is we're seeing.
01:34:43.020Representative Luna is also fighting for stronger protections for whistleblowers like David Grush, our first guest.
01:34:49.000She's a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, and she has said that she personally had an encounter herself with an object she believes was likely a UAP.
01:35:02.640So, OK, this is I'm going to be honest.
01:35:05.660You know, when you hear this out of the blue without having sat through the hearing or watched the latest documentary, you think, is everybody nuts?
01:35:15.220But I've heard you talk about this so many times.
01:35:18.380Matter of fact, Lee, on Joe Rogan and in the halls of Congress.
01:35:20.920I believe you, and I believe you believe it.
01:35:24.520And having watched this documentary now, I believe it, too.
01:35:28.740Boy, if it's a lie, they got a lot of storied scientists to spew a bunch of nonsense at risk to their own careers and reputations about it.
01:44:30.480I now have my very own channel on Sirius XM.
01:44:33.640It's called the Megan Kelly Channel and it is where you will hear the truth unfiltered with no agenda and no apologies.
01:44:39.780Along with the Megan Kelly Show, you're going to hear from people like Mark Halperin, Link Lauren, Maureen Callahan, Emily Jashinsky, Jesse Kelly, Real Clear Politics and many more.
01:44:51.300Only on the Megan Kelly Channel, Sirius XM 111 and on the Sirius XM app.
01:44:55.800Representative Anna Paulina Luna had to run to a briefing, unfortunately, so we will have to continue or conclude that discussion with her another time.
01:45:36.720And they all have been at the head of these investigative committees for years.
01:45:42.560And like I said, respected physicists and fighter pilots, if these aren't UAPs, what are they that they keep finding?
01:45:52.320And these guys are saying not just that they, you know, had mid-air encounters, but some of these people who do the investigations are saying we actually have craft and some sort of bodies or biologic material.
01:46:05.640I want to get back to the shooting that just happened in Minneapolis.
01:46:08.500Christy Noem, I think she was on Fox News.
01:46:12.920She called in and said the following, quote, a woman attacked them, the ICE agents who shot, I think one shot.
01:46:32.760What happened was our ICE officers were out in enforcement action.
01:46:36.180They got stuck in the snow because of the adverse weather that is in Minneapolis.
01:46:40.600They were attempting to push out their vehicle and a woman attacked them and those surrounding them and attempted to run them over and ram them with her vehicle.
01:46:48.800An officer of ours acted quickly and defensively shot to protect himself and the people around him.
01:46:56.120And my understanding is, is that she was hit and is deceased.
01:46:59.820Okay, let's just see the video one more time.
01:47:08.040Maybe there was a more dangerous confrontation before the tape that is circulating online that's not on tape.
01:47:17.140The tape that is making the rounds, I will say, doesn't perfectly match up with that description.
01:47:23.200However, I cannot say that the ICE agent on the front driver's side of the vehicle did not feel in any way endangered by the fact that he was right there by the driver's side window and she started to drive away.
01:47:37.220Now, you're not allowed to shoot somebody just for fleeing.
01:47:42.180We don't give the death penalty for fleeing an officer.
01:47:46.260However, if he genuinely felt that he was about to get run over, that would be a different story.
01:47:52.780What we seem to see in this film is that he, just to, I'll say it, I'll describe it for the listening audience again before we play it.
01:48:05.020This gray pickup truck with ICE agents pulls up or DHS employees pulls up.
01:48:11.020You see a guy in gray fatigues get out and go over to the driver's side window.
01:48:15.040There's another guy dressed in black who goes in front of him.
01:48:18.480And then the story quickly becomes about a guy who appears to have come from, I'm guessing, the other side of the maroon car, like the passenger side.
01:48:29.280He came up in his own ICE vehicle, I guess, from the passenger side.
01:48:32.500And he kind of folds in, in front of the guy dressed in black, who's in front of the driver's side window.
01:51:48.680Maybe if you would cooperate with the federal authorities, sir, in rounding up the illegals who have no right to be there, then ICE would leave.
01:52:06.240They're there because you won't enforce the nation's laws.
01:52:10.680They're trying to enforce the immigration laws.
01:52:13.180You have an obligation to cooperate with them.
01:52:15.360If somebody gets arrested by working with ICE on the detainer, you won't because you're a sanctuary city, thus endangering everyone around.
01:52:23.620You amped up the pressure and the environment around these officers who are just trying to do their job.
01:52:29.840They've been getting shot at in city after city.
01:52:32.660And let's not forget, in Charlotte, I believe it was Charlotte, almost run over by a woman driving a truck.
01:52:43.720But you don't know what's in the heads of these law enforcement officers.
01:52:47.720They're on a razor's edge right now because they're under threat.
01:52:52.240There's been bounties taken out on their heads.
01:52:55.140They're trying to enforce the law, unlike you, Mayor Fry.
01:52:59.100This woman should not have backed up and then it's almost like she didn't think she could get away unless she backed up and gave herself more room to turn.
01:53:07.600She backed up and then she accelerated in front, you know, sort of moving along the side of the agents.
01:53:15.080So we'll hear from those agents, I'm sure.
01:53:22.400My understanding is that there was this presser at which the police chief made those comments just now.
01:53:51.440And for what it's worth, they did identify the woman driving the truck as a middle-aged white woman.
01:53:58.580We believe the cop was white, too, or the DHS employees.
01:54:02.460So this does not, at this hour, appear to involve any sort of racial element, which, of course, was behind those protests that blew up Minneapolis back in late May, June 2020, after George Floyd was killed.
01:54:50.380It's, it's got the ABC five watermark on it.
01:54:52.660Um, and then we're going to slow it down and talk about it, but it just, to set the stage again, what we see from the one angle is the cop dressed in gray, the cop dressed in black come out of their car, approach her car.
01:55:05.740And they're basically standing by the driver's side window, but the person who we believe fired the shot appears seemingly out of nowhere from that vantage point, which is back behind the DHS, uh, pickup truck that has pulled up.
01:55:23.460So we believe it may have been the wife we're told of the woman who got shot, maybe, maybe not her video, but the point is it's from the vantage point of behind the maroon SUV and on the driver's side, what you don't see is a vantage point from the front of her SUV or the passenger side.
01:55:45.020So we don't know what's happening there.
01:55:47.560And all we do know is that we believe the cop who opened fire came from there.
01:55:53.840So why did he, well, it's not clear from that first video, but this video just in, she seems to shed more light on it here.
01:57:21.560This will change the story considerably for anybody who's honest and wants to do a fair assessment of what happened in Minneapolis rather than just distract from, let's say, your political problems.
01:57:32.540Tim Walsh, who just issued a statement that reads, I've seen the video.
01:57:37.960Don't believe this propaganda machine.
01:57:40.880The state will ensure there is a full affair and expeditious investigation to ensure accountability and justice.
01:57:47.760And he's saying he's retweeting the Homeland Security statement when he says, don't believe this propaganda machine.
01:57:53.920And I'm sorry, Governor Walsh, but you need to look at this tape from all angles before you make a judgment.