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[00:00:00] Tim Walls, who's been absolutely [00:00:02] abhorrent throughout this entire [00:00:03] debacle, a terrible governor, a disgrace [00:00:06] to the country. This person was [00:00:07] nominated for vice president of the [00:00:08] United States by the Democratic Party. [00:00:11] Walls put out a series of tweets. Quote, [00:00:13] I just spoke with the White House after [00:00:14] another horrific shooting by federal [00:00:16] agents this morning. Minnesota has had [00:00:17] it. This is sickening. The president [00:00:19] must end this operation. Pull the [00:00:21] thousands of violent, untrained officers [00:00:23] out of Minnesota now. So, I guess the [00:00:25] basic idea here is that you won't help [00:00:27] by actively facilitating the deportation [00:00:30] of criminal illegal immigrants and thus [00:00:33] you're going to facilitate the [00:00:34] obstruction of law enforcement and then [00:00:36] when things go bad, you're going to tell [00:00:37] federal law enforcement to pull out. So, [00:00:39] it's state and local nullification is [00:00:41] what we are talking about right now. And [00:00:43] then he says they think they can provoke [00:00:45] us into abandoning our values. They are [00:00:47] wrong. We will keep the peace. We will [00:00:48] secure justice for our neighbors and we [00:00:50] will see this occupation and how have [00:00:51] you been doing keeping the peace? How's [00:00:53] that going for you, Tim Walls? It seems [00:00:55] like not so peaceful over there. It [00:00:57] seems like every time you say the [00:00:59] protesters are doing something wonderful [00:01:00] in the aftermath of somebody being shot [00:01:02] or in the aftermath of violent [00:01:05] demonstrations, it gets worse. I don't [00:01:08] think Tim Walls is interested in keeping [00:01:09] things peaceful in Minnesota. I don't I [00:01:12] see very little evidence that he is. He [00:01:14] can say it over and over, but I see very [00:01:15] little evidence that this is his goal. [00:01:18] He says Minnesota believes in law and [00:01:19] order. We believe in peace and we [00:01:21] believe that Trump needs to pull his [00:01:22] 3,000 untrained agents out of Minnesota [00:01:24] before they kill another American in the [00:01:25] street. Not sure what he means by [00:01:27] untrained. [00:01:28] These agents go through training. But [00:01:31] again, the goal is to proclaim this a [00:01:32] Gestapo-like occupation. [00:01:35] And again, Walls is building an entire [00:01:37] permission structure for violence [00:01:38] against officers. That's what he's doing [00:01:40] here. He was over the weekend saying we [00:01:42] should not call these people law [00:01:43] enforcement. [00:01:45] >> Do I have any confidence Donald Trump [00:01:46] will do the right thing? No, I don't [00:01:48] have a lot of confidence Donald Trump [00:01:49] will do the right thing. I do have a lot [00:01:51] of confidence that the majority of the [00:01:53] American people will do the right thing. [00:01:55] And I think there cannot be very many [00:01:57] people across this country looking right [00:01:59] now after all the reporting that's been [00:02:01] done after everything that's been said [00:02:03] under the pretense that they are here [00:02:05] about immigration reform and quit [00:02:07] referring to these people as law [00:02:08] enforcement. They are not law [00:02:09] enforcement. We have law enforcement who [00:02:12] do an incredible job. and to listen to [00:02:14] Greg Bevino denigrate the work of our [00:02:17] people who are out there cleaning up [00:02:18] their mess. No, I don't have a lot of [00:02:20] confidence that he himself will do it. [00:02:22] But here's what I do have confidence in. [00:02:25] There's a whole lot of Republicans, for [00:02:26] whatever reason, cannot find their [00:02:28] spine, but they might find the ability [00:02:30] to know that they're not going to win [00:02:32] another election as long as they live [00:02:34] unless they stand up for what's right [00:02:35] and stand up for the rule of law and [00:02:37] stand up for human decency. And that's [00:02:39] the moment. [00:02:39] >> Okay, they're they're literally not [00:02:40] standing up for the rule of law. Tim [00:02:42] Walls and Company. He is literally [00:02:43] saying, "Get your agents out of here [00:02:45] while they enforce federal law." And [00:02:46] when he says things like, "They're not [00:02:47] law enforcement." What do you think he [00:02:49] is saying to protesters? What do you [00:02:51] think he's saying when he says they're [00:02:53] not law enforcement? He's saying, "Okay, [00:02:55] well, if they're not, then what are [00:02:56] they? Then I guess they're terrorists. [00:02:58] Then I guess that they are lawb [00:03:00] breakakers because they're wandering [00:03:01] around committing crimes against other [00:03:03] American citizens." What is he saying? [00:03:05] He is granting a permission structure [00:03:07] for all of this. We have more on this in [00:03:09] a moment. First, this episode is [00:03:10] sponsored by our friends over at Pure [00:03:12] Talk. If your credit card balance is [00:03:13] stressing you out after all the holiday [00:03:15] spending, I have something that can save [00:03:16] you money right now. 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[00:04:25] >> Motans are witnessing and we're creating [00:04:28] a log of evidence for the future [00:04:31] prosecution of ICE agents and officials [00:04:33] responsible for this. [00:04:35] They're helping their neighbors. They're [00:04:36] walking their kids to school. They're [00:04:38] feeding families. [00:04:39] >> Okay. Um I'm I'm confused. They're not [00:04:42] doing Alex Patty was not walking kids to [00:04:44] school or feeding families. He was in [00:04:47] the streets. He was blocking traffic [00:04:49] apparently. You can see in the tape he's [00:04:51] out there. He's getting in the way of [00:04:53] federal law enforcement. I mean, he was [00:04:55] resisting arrest. Like those are things [00:04:57] that are happening. This is why I say [00:04:58] that very often these things become a [00:05:00] roar shock test and the sides are seeing [00:05:03] completely different stories and none of [00:05:04] them seem to be related to the actual [00:05:06] tape that we saw in which life is messy [00:05:09] and life is complicated. But it appears [00:05:10] that Alex Freddy was obstructing federal [00:05:13] law enforcement in performance of an [00:05:14] operation and then resisting arrest and [00:05:16] had a gun on him and then it appears [00:05:19] from the tape that he was disarmed and [00:05:21] someone mistakenly thought he was still [00:05:22] armed and they heard a shot go off or [00:05:24] something like that and then they shot [00:05:25] him. That appears to be the most [00:05:27] objective way of describing the [00:05:28] situation. But according to Tim Walls, [00:05:30] it's just a pure unprecedented pre [00:05:32] premeditated murder. Walls went on, by [00:05:35] the way, to compare illegal immigrant [00:05:37] children in Minnesota to Anne Frank. Uh, [00:05:40] no, I'm sorry. [00:05:42] That No, wrong. [00:05:45] Anne Frank was not attempting to [00:05:46] immigrate to the country from which she [00:05:48] was deported. Annef Frank was a citizen [00:05:50] of the country in which she lived. And [00:05:52] then she was sent to Avitz where she [00:05:55] died of typhus. That is not the same [00:05:57] thing. And guess what? American law [00:06:01] enforcement agents, ICE officers, border [00:06:02] patrol agents are not Nazis. They are [00:06:05] not the Gestapo. [00:06:07] This is a purposefully driven chaos [00:06:09] operation pushed by Democrats for [00:06:11] political purposes. [00:06:12] >> We have got children in Minnesota [00:06:16] hiding in their houses, afraid to go [00:06:18] outside. [00:06:20] Many of us grew up reading that story of [00:06:22] Anne Frank. [00:06:24] >> Somebody's going to write that [00:06:25] children's story about Minnesota. [00:06:28] And there's one person who can end this [00:06:31] now. Either he's stupid or he's venal or [00:06:34] both. Probably both. And again, he's [00:06:37] been setting the groundwork for this for [00:06:39] weeks and months. On January 7th, Wall [00:06:42] said, "It is your patriotic duty to [00:06:44] resist." Here he was. [00:06:46] >> I want motans to hear this from me. I [00:06:50] the desire to get out and protest and [00:06:51] and to speak up to this administration [00:06:54] of how wrong this is. That that is a [00:06:56] patriotic duty at this point in time. [00:06:59] >> It is it is a patriotic duty. Last week [00:07:01] he suggested it was time to quote [00:07:02] unquote cause good trouble and that well [00:07:05] then trouble is going to ensue. I mean [00:07:07] that is a thing that is likely going to [00:07:09] happen. [00:07:10] >> These are the moments for people to [00:07:12] stand up. These are the moments that are [00:07:15] not the easy ones, but these are the [00:07:16] moments where character comes out. [00:07:19] >> I am receiving notes from around the [00:07:21] world, [00:07:24] [cheering] [00:07:25] >> people identifying and there's a lot of [00:07:27] people saying, "Okay, I was sleeping on [00:07:29] Minnesota." And I think what you've done [00:07:32] and what our neighbors are going through [00:07:34] to see this and I often times told this [00:07:36] story. I served on the China Commission [00:07:38] in Congress, ironically enough, as [00:07:40] co-chair with Marco Rubio. we used to [00:07:43] bring in Chinese political prisoners. [00:07:45] And we would ask them, when we speak up [00:07:48] and call out your government, is it bad? [00:07:50] And they said, well, in the short run, [00:07:53] it's bad because they torture us, but if [00:07:55] you don't speak up, they will torture us [00:07:57] and forget about us. And the idea is [00:08:00] right now is we have to be speaking up. [00:08:03] We have to be calling. [00:08:06] >> They are, you are doing everything and [00:08:08] our neighbors are doing everything. And [00:08:10] I can't stress enough on this. We're [00:08:12] winning it because we're doing it with [00:08:13] Minnesota grit. Minnesota, [00:08:16] >> Minnesota decency. [00:08:18] >> Oftentimes talk about this and I know [00:08:20] people are discussing this a lot. I [00:08:21] spent a lot of time with John Lewis on [00:08:23] nonviolent resistance. [00:08:25] >> The resistance matters. We're not [00:08:27] telling people to be silent, but we're [00:08:29] not telling people to go out and cause [00:08:31] problems. We're going to cause good [00:08:33] trouble. [00:08:34] >> Yeah. [00:08:35] >> Okay. So, when he talks about nonviolent [00:08:36] resistance, what what does it mean when [00:08:38] when people violently resist arrest, for [00:08:40] example? Is is that is that nonviolent [00:08:42] resistance? Because that's what we've [00:08:43] been seeing. Is it nonviolent resistance [00:08:45] when you block traffic like Renee Good [00:08:46] did and then hit an officer with your [00:08:48] car? Is that is that is that nonviolent [00:08:50] resistance? How how what does he mean by