Amy Klobuchar

innocent American citizens.

Then you have all the people who were thrown out of their homes or doors rammed through like the Hmong elder, dragged in his underwear into a car, driven around for an hour only to have them realize we got the wrong guy, this guy's fine, and the guy that we're trying to get has been in prison for years.

Little kids, the five-year-old Liam with his bunny hat, two-year-old

So many families affected, racial profiling with so many people that literally couldn't believe it happened.

But we are going to get through this.

But the country has to get through this.

And to me, that means looking at a budget as values, $75 billion.

For an agency, what did they use that money for?

Dragging little Liam out and sending him to Texas and bringing him back?

$75 billion to surround schools and scare kids?

But that's what the Republicans put in that big, beautiful betrayal of a bill.

So there's funding issues.

Put that money—$75 billion—

Jen, could pay for the healthcare premiums for three years on the Affordable Care Act for all of America for the tax credits.

Seventy-five billion dollars that could be used for local law enforcement and housing and the like.

So, that's one thing.

The other is, of course, major reforms that we need to be seeing done to this agency.

And I want to dig into all of that.

Let me ask you just about the timing of this announcement.

Yes.