Jacob Frey

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.

Yeah.

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

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.

I mean, all sorts of stuff.

I think generally these subpoena processes, especially through a 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 political leaders