Katie Zachariah

They refuse.

Here's J.D.

This is cut 17, and he is speaking the truth about what's really going on here.

I think it's very important that he puts it into that context because it's a very big country.

People in Minneapolis, including the mayor and the governor and the attorney general of the state of Minnesota, they have decided the law does not count in their city.

They've decided they're going to stop people from enforcing the law.

They don't have that right.

They are wrong.

And the rest of the country isn't going through this.

The people are saying...

Oh, that's the thuggish tactics.

And it's so the all the stuff, the checkpoints and all of this.

Do they have those in Nashville?

Like, are there checkpoints in Franklin?

I mean, you know, you sit here.

I'm seeing none of this in Miami because they don't have the same processes of obstruction in place.

They've made they're making this happen is the point.

And this is where we got into the discussion yesterday.

I'm sure we still have some talkbacks about it from those who just want charges to be filed versus the, hey, let's know why we're bringing the charge approach to these things, which I think is good, because if you bring a charge that is frivolous, especially in a place like Minnesota.

They're going to have lawyers show up in a court, and the judge is going to dismiss it, guys.