Jesse Waters

That is mid-level wit analysis, right?

The video is merely proving the point that this was a planned, ongoing mission to create violent chaos, which increases the risk for things that happen, terrible outcomes that involve Freddie.

What was missing in that video?

was the police.

You saw the spitting.

You saw the destroying of property.

But there was no cops there to stop it because the mayor told them to ignore the protocol.

Think about the long-term cost of that short-term feel-good virtue signal that allowed Jacob Frey to feel like a hero for a week and two people died because he wanted to feel good.

Talk about how selfish that is.

If Freddie had been arrested...

the trajectory of his life would have been markedly different.

He would have been alive.

Again, as I said about Mrs. Good's death, Ms.

Good's death, these families, Freddie's family, has a very good civil case of negligence against the city.

By not cooperating with ICE, their son is dead.

That is not on ICE.

That is Jacob Fry and Tim Waltz.

At this point, you're looking at 12-figure lawsuits from any family that wishes to go forward.

I think the video is really important, not for this case, but for, I guess, the American psyche in general, because not only does it show you context, it demystifies the aura of the protester.

It tears away the heroic portrayal that the media often does with protesters.