Jacob Frey

I mean, you have tens of thousands of people showing the world exactly who Minneapolis is and what we stand for and our core convictions and values.

And by the way, people from different ideological perspectives as well, all saying, you know what?

I love our neighbor.

We stand by them.

We support our local business.

or local restaurants.

I mean, it's something that is truly magnificent.

I've never been more proud to be from Minneapolis.

I think it's a fair question to ask.

I mean, we want to make it clear that we will not cooperate with them and allow them to do this really unconstitutional conduct with our resources.

And that includes our parking lots.

Look, is it like some big monumental measure?

No, no, I'm certainly not arguing that.

But it was a tool that we had and it's a tool that we're going to use.

We have talked with the governor about calling up the National Guard and what that would look like and where they would where and how they would be utilized.

Importantly, the governor has the authority over the National Guard.

Not the president, the governor.

Governor Walz has the authority of when, where, how, and if to implement the National Guard.

Yeah.

And he has called them up to have them on standby on a number of occasions already.