Emily Witt

No one likes this.

Um...

Yeah, exactly.

Which, you know, there's a lot riding on it, in fairness.

So, but I know that Trump has described it as a very good conversation.

And I know Fry was actually trying to go to Washington to have this conversation in person.

So...

Perhaps that could be on the horizon, too.

But Trump, since that, quote unquote, very good conversation, has also tweeted at Frye saying, you know, if he does not cooperate with the federal government, he's, quote, playing with fire.

So it's back and forth and back and forth.

I just don't know.

It doesn't seem like the detentions and it doesn't seem like the federal presence is diminishing, despite some rumors that some agents were going to leave.

And, you know, I know people in Minneapolis are very tired.

And there's some fear that the sense of emergency will be lost and all of this will become normalized, I think, is the fear.

Yeah.

But so I don't know where it goes from here, except that I know that people here are very, very determined not to let up their showing their discontent and their their anger over what's happened here.

Thank you so much.

Thanks, David.

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