Alex Wagner

Pursuing justice for fraud is a good thing.

But, sorry, to my original question, how does that affect the pursuit of this case and the prosecution of this case?

Then there's the case itself, you know, independent of who they're interviewing and who they're harassing, whether it's Renee Good's widow or her child or any of the other people who are family members of the victim here.

There's the fact that the FBI is shutting out Minnesota police and their investigative agencies.

The FBI taking over the entire investigation, how unusual is that from a legal perspective?

That's so insane.

Of course, like all my 9-11 happened 120 years ago.

Yeah, of course, DHS was created to solve that problem.

And it's just been recreated single-handedly by the Trump administration.

But I mean, when you screw over the people that need to be helping you and the people whose files and evidence you need, that's probably going to hamstring the FBI's investigation, no?

I would think so.

What's the timeline, do you think, for this investigation?

I mean, I can't remember.

I mean, with high-profile cases like this, what kind of month turnaround are we looking at?

Something tells me it's not going to be done on an expeditious timeline.

Yeah.

I mean, there's one thing that I find very hard to swallow and that it just sounds like, you know, first of all, the trauma itself was so profound, right?

Renee Good is shot through a windshield and killed in front of her family.

And then her family, her widow, is now the...

focus of a federal investigation which is also known as a federal smear campaign right and and the government has so much power in this scenario and yet renee good at the family of renee good has so few has very little recourse to seek justice from the federal government and from from ice why first of all why is that