Jeff Roe

It is a vest.

Well, definitely.

Well, yeah, let's not bypass the loss of life and the tragedy in the the attempt to make everything political in our modern day culture.

I think there's something going on, obviously, in Minneapolis that they've experienced less of a crime drop than Chicago.

They have more illegal immigration in the last four years than most major cities as a percentage.

And this is going to highlight the administration's efforts to root some of that out.

They've had more arrests there than any other Operation ISIS conducted recently.

in the United States.

And so it's a big focus of the administration to do that.

We've seen crime rates drop as a result.

Typically, when economic conditions occur that we see nationally, typically that drives crime up.

But as it turns out, when you arrest some of the bad dudes out there that committed a lot of the crime,

the rates can go down and Minneapolis is not benefiting from that same slide that other major cities are seeing.

So it's a tragic situation.

I was happy about the peaceful protest last night.

I think there's a lot of bad actors on this politically, but hopefully it will pass quietly and we can have a meeting of the minds to come together on this because this can't happen in America.

But, no, I don't see it.

But the mayor, those remarks, first of all, and this goes for Republicans and Democrats, nobody loves it when they come to town, but there's a way that you work with law enforcement.

And what mayor, that's from a governor's standpoint, it's hard to prepare for, how do you assimilate, how do you get...

agencies that aren't used to talking to each other to actually communicate how do you set up the barrier of where they're going to be i mean there's a lot to work through but those remarks should have been reserved for a liberal podcaster or youtube influencer or something like that that was a remarkable statement what mayor