Emily Compagno

If we judge everything that way, we will never come to agreement or reach some kind of reconciliation about things.

If we just mistrust everybody, if everybody has might have been wrong before, everybody's now trying to come together.

So if you're in a problem solving business or you want to problem solve, you've got to be in that business and you've got to be willing to reconcile and forgive to.

Mr. Holman, I think, is right when he says that the jails ought to give up the criminals, ought to give up those who are national security and public safety threats in exchange for a different federal law enforcement posture, radically different federal law enforcement posture there in Minneapolis.

I'd say to those who, again, are suspicious of that, you can't be suspicious and not want to engage and try to find an answer if you're serious about trying to find an answer.

And that goes for both sides of it.

Now, where Mr. Holman is also right, people who are in this country illegally are guests and they're trying to find a way to be here permanently.

And if they commit a crime, a violent crime, they should be arrested and frankly deported where we have a difference.

And I have a difference, perhaps with some around the table and even some in the administration is the hierarchy in which you do this.

So you just go and pick up people who are here paying taxes, raising their kids who may be here illegally.

Do you deport them or do we find a different way?

But we'll get to that conversation.

I would urge Democrats, Republicans, and particularly the leadership of Minneapolis to take Mr. Holman at his word.

I've been critical of him on this show in the past.

I said sometimes I thought he tried to do a Clint Eastwood approach to this, but he's actually doing this the right way.

And I hope that Mr. Fry and I hope that Mr. Ellison, I hope that Governor Walz give him the benefit of the doubt.

And certainly under the Obama administration, he deservedly so received awards for his service.

So bipartisan support for Homan's work.

I note that as we watch the live.

As we watch the live protests, we're seeing apparently it's now broadened in aperture because it's not just anti-ISIS.