John Solomon

That's going to make this, according to all the experts I talked to, a legitimate, tragic, but legitimately legal shooting.

Just talked a little bit ago to the FBI.

I got a statement directly from Kash Patel, the FBI director.

He said and confirmed this morning that

that the organizers and funders of the anti-ice protests in Minneapolis are under criminal investigation for impeding lawful law enforcement activities and endangering public safety.

When you put your car in front of a caravan of law enforcement that are lawfully moving through the street, you're endangering public safety.

When you don't follow the instructions of law officers and you lurch your car towards an agent

who's doing his job, you're impeding public safety and you're endangering it.

This is the most strong statement that anyone in the administration has given, that not only are the people the ICE is rounding up doing unlawful activities, but these left-wing anarchist protesters are also potentially going to face criminal sanctions soon.

Very strong statement, just moved to Just the News a little while ago.

And while that's going on, there's a larger investigation that the FBI and the Homeland Security Investigations Unit has begun, and that's into something that I've been tracking for about a year and a half now.

Is this fraud that was going on in Minneapolis, in the food program, in the autism child support program, and the other welfare benefit programs, which was systemic and willfully ignored by the Walz administration and the Democrats of Minnesota,

Did it have a foreign component, meaning was this money being secreted out of the United States?

And yesterday, the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged for the first time on the record they've been aware of these cash transfers since about 2018.

Ironically, around the same time that Tim Walz started as governor in that state.

What are these cash transfers?

There are Somali couriers who come to the airport almost daily to

with $1,600,000 in cash and a luggage.

That sounds a little suspicious, right?

It was going on daily, and they were moving about $350 million a year in cash, in their luggage, out of Minneapolis airport, and then...