Jon Lovett

Does he have a great bedside manner?

I mean, maybe compared to fucking Bovino, but he's still Tom Homan.

Yeah, there is another... You're right.

That's all, I think, right.

Except...

The one thing that they can't manifest is a magically more professional immigration bureau because they've staffed it.

Well, that's what I mean, because part of this, again, is like they've staffed up too quickly and they've ramped up too quickly and they've recruited people that are either some combination of unqualified or ill-tempered and poorly trained.

And so that will continue, right?

That mess is there and they can't talk their way out of that.

Yeah, so we went to the Whipple Federal Building, which is where most of the kind of federal operation has been run out of, where there's been a constant presence of

Protesters, that's also where you've seen some of the confrontations between protesters and law enforcement.

And we talked to two guys from Minnesota, one who's been kind of out here protesting for a while, another, it was his first time he'd ever been to a protest.

And it was actually like a like remarkable how many people we met who had like went back to their religious faith for why they were out there and their like revulsion at what they're seeing and especially from people who claim to be.

Christian and conservative that like that was repellent to them, including someone who had been a conservative and been someone who was on the other side, but was converted.

It like kind of has moved to the left because kind of woke up to what was happening in the country.

You know, there was a mix of people.

Some who'd been involved in organizing for most of their lives, some from like native communities that involved in organizations that are as old as the 60s.

There were people that had been protesting since George Floyd, and then there were people that had never protested before.

But they all agreed that they'd never seen anything like this in the Twin Cities.

They'd never seen anything like this.