Katie Phang

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Now, we know that the great state of Minnesota has given us really the human image of the carnage of the Epstein class, the ICE domestic terrorism against American people, and the ruthlessness and cruelty of this regime.

It's given us the face of Alex Pretty, of Renee Nicole Good, of that sweet little baby in his little blue hat being taken from school, Liam Kenejo Ramos.

That is the image right now that this regime will have to take into history.

But the other image that will go into history is the resilience, the resilience of Minneapolis, the resilience of the people of Minnesota.

The resilience of Ilhan Omar facing somebody trying to rush her on stage and being ready to throw hands.

Don't come for her if she has not called you.

The resilience and the kindness, the interfaith, interracial kindness

and resilience of Minneapolis, of Minnesota will live on into history.

And that is a sign of great leadership and great community.

So I am so pleased right now to bring you one of the great ladies of the state of Minnesota.

There's Senator Tina Smith.

And she will be joined by Brenda Lewis, who is the superintendent of Fridley Public Schools.

She's been working tirelessly to protect Fridley students and their families during the ongoing ICE search in Minnesota.

Give them a Minnesota-level round of applause.

Thank you, Joy.