Amy Klobuchar

We have warned this administration.

I have personally warned them that there would be more deaths, that more of this would happen.

And clearly they're not listening.

So we ask people around the country to talk to their Republican representatives to make clear that this is not the America that is ours.

This has got to stop.

Well, I just appreciated how you captured this idea that Minnesota is, yes, been the center of America's heartbreak.

But we have also been the center of America's courage and America's hope and how ordinary people have just done the most extraordinary things that have gotten to this point.

They have stood up.

They have marched.

They have brought food to their neighbors and they have not blinked.

And I think it is something that we have learned now about how you take on this kind of just abuse of power where they have crossed the line of legality, morality and decency.

And it is a long way from a victory.

But the fact that they are pulling out the federal agents as we speak and Bonvino, who is just in this same TV studio I'm in today, 24 hours ago, was in the same room with me, is now gone.

Yes, this morning I got a call early from the White House and some texts from the president's chief of staff later in the day about what was going to happen here.

And this is a long haul of standing up publicly, calling them out, standing with our police chiefs, who have been very strong, Minneapolis, suburban areas, our mayor, our governor, our attorney general, Keith Ellison,

and all of us saying, enough is enough, our congressional delegation on the Democratic side, and then pleading with our Republican colleagues.

And finally, this weekend, after the horrendous murder—followed, of course, after the murder, the killing of Renee Goode, and now you have the killing of Alex Preti.

Talking to his parents last night, when they told me how offended they were,

crying the entire time about the lies about him when he had devoted his life to taking care of our veterans.

And they go out—administration officials calling him a domestic terrorist, calling Renee Good a domestic terrorist.