Tom Homan HUMILIATES Tim Walz

[00:00:00] We must reject the notion that might [00:00:02] makes right again and again. [00:00:04] >> So you're falling back. [00:00:06] >> No, no, not at all. [00:00:07] >> That there's always been [music] an [00:00:08] attempt to smear my character, that I am [00:00:10] living the American dream. [00:00:12] >> If you don't like what I was doing, [00:00:13] instead of protesting this building, [00:00:15] protest chances. [00:00:17] >> Democrats are trying to claim victory in [00:00:18] Minnesota that they've gotten the Trump [00:00:20] administration to back off from [00:00:21] immigration enforcement. The Trump [00:00:22] administration, meanwhile, is saying, [00:00:23] "Listen, we just are trying to work with [00:00:25] you guys in order to effectuate the [00:00:27] enforcement of immigration law." [00:00:29] President Trump last night was asked at [00:00:31] a premiere for Melania, which is the [00:00:33] documentary about his wife, the first [00:00:36] lady. He was asked about whether there [00:00:38] was a draw down that was going to happen [00:00:39] in Minneapolis, and President Trump said [00:00:41] no. [00:00:41] >> Will you be pulling back immigration um [00:00:44] enforcement agents out of Minnesota? [00:00:45] >> We want to keep our country safe. We'll [00:00:46] do whatever we can to keep our country [00:00:48] safe. [00:00:49] >> So, you're not pulling back? [00:00:50] >> No. No, no, not at all. [00:00:52] >> That is, I think, the correct approach. [00:00:54] Obviously, the federal government cannot [00:00:56] pull back thanks to the heckler's veto [00:00:58] or the riers veto, Tom H. Homeman, [00:01:00] again, the person who should have been [00:01:02] in charge of this operation all along. [00:01:03] He is in Minneapolis. He says he's going [00:01:05] to stay there until everything that has [00:01:07] to be done is done. He says, "I've been [00:01:09] enforcing the law under six presidents, [00:01:11] and I will continue to enforce the law [00:01:12] today." [00:01:13] >> For the people out there don't like what [00:01:14] ISIS is doing, if you want certain laws [00:01:17] reformed, then take it up with Congress. [00:01:20] Again, ISIS is making this up. They're [00:01:21] enforcing laws enacted by Congress and P [00:01:23] signed by President. The same laws have [00:01:25] been on the books. [00:01:27] For the last six presidents I work for, [00:01:30] I started with President Reagan [00:01:33] and ending with President Trump. Every [00:01:36] administration, we enforce the same [00:01:37] laws. If you don't like what ISIS is [00:01:39] doing, instead of protesting this [00:01:42] building, go protest Congress. Tell them [00:01:44] we want changes. [00:01:46] >> I wish that Homeman had been in charge [00:01:47] of this operation from the beginning. I [00:01:49] think the Trump administration would be [00:01:50] in much better PR shape were that the [00:01:52] case. Democrats, for their part, [00:01:54] continue to push the pedal to the metal, [00:01:55] believing that they have the upper hand [00:01:57] here. Jacob Fry, the mayor of [00:01:58] Minneapolis, he he's out there [00:02:00] proclaiming that America has rejected [00:02:01] the quote unquote law of the jungle. [00:02:03] Well, actually disobeying federal law, [00:02:06] violating federal law, obstructing the [00:02:08] enforcement of federal law, and instead [00:02:09] allowing those who violate the law to [00:02:12] take control of the city. That's the law [00:02:14] of the jungle, not the federal [00:02:16] government doing its job. Time and [00:02:18] again, America has rejected [00:02:21] the law of the jungle. Time and again, [00:02:24] America has rejected this notion that [00:02:27] might makes right. [00:02:31] That notion and that belief that we are [00:02:33] of something greater than simply force [00:02:36] has allowed our country to rise in [00:02:38] international influence and allowed [00:02:40] great cities to be laboratories of [00:02:43] democracy. [00:02:44] We must reject the notion that might [00:02:47] makes right. Again and again, man, is he [00:02:49] obnoxious. I mean truly just the white [00:02:51] Zoran Manny. He is he is incipid. This [00:02:56] notion that America rejects the law of [00:02:59] the jungle by embracing chaos in the [00:03:01] streets is totally ninkish [00:03:04] and unamerican. [00:03:06] Fry, by the way, then says, "Your city [00:03:08] is next." Well, no, it's not. My city is [00:03:10] down here in Florida where we enforce [00:03:11] the laws and actually work with the [00:03:13] federal government in order to ensure [00:03:14] that criminal illegal immigrants are [00:03:16] deported. So, actually, I'm not worried [00:03:17] that my city is next. Mayor Fry, [00:03:21] this is not time to bend our heads in [00:03:24] despair or out of fear that we may be [00:03:26] next. Because if we do not speak up, if [00:03:30] we do not step out, it will be your city [00:03:33] that is next. [00:03:36] >> No, it won't. And this this whole [00:03:38] narrative I think the Democrats, as I've [00:03:40] said before, are winning this battle, [00:03:42] but they are going to lose the war. [00:03:43] Because it turns out that in the short [00:03:44] term, Americans like like not having [00:03:46] ugly pictures on their TV. And in the [00:03:47] long term, they do need workable policy [00:03:50] that solves their problems. The American [00:03:52] dream has always been about building [00:03:53] something of your own. Taking an idea, [00:03:55] some hard work, turning it into a [00:03:57] thriving business that you can call your [00:03:59] own. 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He did [00:05:06] an interview with The Atlantic in which [00:05:07] he claimed that we are nearing the point [00:05:10] of a civil war in the country. Quote, I [00:05:12] mean, is this a Fort Sumpter? [00:05:15] He says, "It's a physical assault. It's [00:05:17] an armed force that's assaulting that's [00:05:18] killing my constituents, my citizens." [00:05:22] Again, I'm not sure I've seen a [00:05:23] politician as eager to capitalize off [00:05:25] tragedy as Tim Walls in the recent past. [00:05:27] It's pretty astonishing. The guy was in [00:05:29] serious political trouble, so bad that [00:05:30] he had to withdraw from his third term [00:05:32] gubernatorial run in Minnesota. And now [00:05:35] he's trying to make his way as leader of [00:05:37] the resistance. [00:05:40] He was asked specifically by a columnist [00:05:43] for the Atlantic, Isaac Stanley Becker, [00:05:46] if he thought that America was barreling [00:05:49] toward an internal armed struggle. and [00:05:50] he said, quote, "I don't want to alarm [00:05:52] people, [00:05:53] but he said some of his constituents [00:05:55] think he should call in the National [00:05:56] Guard and arrest ICE." Okay, first of [00:05:58] all, they don't have the power to do [00:05:59] that. [00:06:01] The the fact that that Walls continues [00:06:04] to up the ante here despite the fact [00:06:06] that Hman is pretty clearly just looking [00:06:08] for some sort of off-ramp and the [00:06:10] continued enforcement of federal law [00:06:12] demonstrates how politicized this has [00:06:14] become for walls and for fry. He put out [00:06:16] a statement yesterday, quote, "Minnesota [00:06:17] is grieving, but we're resolved. The [00:06:19] support we've received from across the [00:06:20] country has energized us and given us [00:06:22] hope. It's time for the federal [00:06:23] government to draw down their forces and [00:06:24] let us get back to allowing freedom, [00:06:26] opportunity, and security for everyone. [00:06:29] But again, this is the government that [00:06:32] has administered billions of dollars in [00:06:34] fraud. This is the government that has [00:06:36] prevented the implementation of federal [00:06:39] immigration law. [00:06:42] Democrats in the state seem to want the [00:06:43] chaos. Again, I've said this all along. [00:06:44] It's a chaos operation that they are [00:06:46] attempting and it has been successful on [00:06:48] a PR level, but in the end, Americans [00:06:50] are not going to like the idea of chaos [00:06:52] in their streets. The federal government [00:06:54] ejected from cities where they're just [00:06:56] simply attempting to arrest and deport [00:06:58] illegal immigrants. The media, by the [00:07:01] way, are doing their best to run cover [00:07:02] for all of this. So CNN's Brianna Keeler [00:07:05] was interviewing the ex ICE director for [00:07:09] President Trump and he was saying, [00:07:11] "Listen, they're trying to refocus on [00:07:12] arresting criminal illegal immigrants." [00:07:14] And and Keeler continued to try and up [00:07:16] the ante, [00:07:17] >> but the prioritization [00:07:19] are going to be criminal aliens, public [00:07:21] safety threats, and national security [00:07:22] threats. Is that an admission that those [00:07:24] things were not the priority before? [00:07:26] >> I don't think so. I think it's always [00:07:28] been the priority, but I think what [00:07:30] President Trump said the other day, this [00:07:31] is an adjustment. [00:07:32] >> Am I hearing you right? You're saying [00:07:33] you don't actually expect any changes in [00:07:35] terms of who is going to be prioritized? [00:07:38] >> I I don't know in terms of what the [00:07:40] priorities seem to be criminals before, [00:07:41] but I think it'll be a very tailored and [00:07:43] focused approach. [00:07:45] >> So when Homeman is actually emphasizing [00:07:47] the prioritization [00:07:49] of criminal aliens and public safety [00:07:51] threats, he's not actually emphasizing [00:07:54] anything new. I just want to be clear. [00:07:56] That's your read on this. He's not [00:07:57] emphasizing anything new. He's not Let [00:08:00] me finish my [00:08:00] >> You've asked it like three times. I I [00:08:02] mean I'm trying to answer the question [00:08:03] because it sounds like you're just [00:08:04] saying no. I mean the truth is that Hman [00:08:06] is not emphasizing anything new. It is [00:08:08] just that the people who were before him [00:08:09] in the PR line did a poor job of [00:08:11] explaining what the administration was [00:08:13] doing. Meanwhile, in terms of enforcing [00:08:16] the law, the Department of Justice has [00:08:18] charged Ilhan Omar's alleged attacker on [00:08:20] Thursday, as should happen. [00:08:24] The person charged was a 55year-old [00:08:27] charged with quote forcibly assaulting, [00:08:29] opposing, impeding, intimidating an [00:08:31] officer, an employee of the United [00:08:32] States while she was performing her [00:08:34] congressional duties at a Tuesday night [00:08:35] town hall in Minneapolis. This is when [00:08:37] she was sprayed with what apparently was [00:08:39] apple cider vinegar. [00:08:42] That is what the DOJ should in fact be [00:08:44] doing. Ilhan Omar is out there promoting [00:08:48] herself on the back of this as per our [00:08:49] usual arrangements. She still has no [00:08:51] answers, by the way, as to why her [00:08:52] husband's winery is suddenly worth tens [00:08:54] of millions of dollars. [00:08:55] >> And so, I know that there's always been [00:08:57] an attempt to smear my character, uh, to [00:09:00] smear the character of the community [00:09:03] that I ethnically belong to. Uh, there's [00:09:05] always this sort of, um, sad reference [00:09:08] to the fact that I'm a refugee. It seems [00:09:10] like these people um seem to have a [00:09:14] problem with the fact that I am living [00:09:16] the American dream. [00:09:18] >> Uh, no, that that is not the problem. [00:09:19] The problem is that the American dream [00:09:20] is not coming here possibly under [00:09:22] fraudulent immigration circumstances and [00:09:25] then proceeding to run for Congress on [00:09:28] the basis of really disliking the [00:09:29] country and all of its allies and maybe [00:09:32] participating in some shady financial [00:09:34] pract. [00:09:38] But good on the Trump administration for [00:09:39] enforcing the law. I'm not that short, [00:09:42] but you know what is short? This clip. [00:09:43] View more like this one on the Ben [00:09:45] Shapiro Show clips channel by clicking [00:09:46] the subscribe button down below.