Jacob Frey

And that's a very important move.

One, because we've got the additional resources.

If in fact we need them, we haven't.

But what it also does is show Governor Walz has got it.

You know, he's on.

And I think that's a very important point.

The office of the mayor.

mean all sorts of stuff you know i think generally um these subpoena processes especially through grand jury are supposed to be secret but they're clearly trying to make a big public fiasco out of it i don't have the thing in front of me i mean what i'll say is it should be deeply concerning to everyone that the department of justice is being weaponized to go after a political

leaders that disagree with the president i mean the the thing in essence that i would be getting targeted for is doing one of my most core and critical jobs that i have as mayor and that's to speak on behalf of my constituents

It's frivolous.

I almost don't like saying that because it's so obvious.

And then this this kind of this is problematic for everybody.

We should all be very well.

No, no.

I mean, and that's a crazy, it's not a crazy thing to say right now, but it's,

It should be.

My mentality throughout my life has been of a whole lot of faith and trust in not just the federal government, but specifically the Department of Justice of these kind of legal, supposedly quasi-independent entities.

That are able to enforce and carry out the law.

I mean, and part of that faith stems from the fact that you've got these long term bureaucrats.

Bureaucrats often have a negative connotation to them, but there are these people that span beyond administration.