Keith Ellison

In three different cases now, so we had to take that action.

So I'm concerned about it, but we're moving to, but we did something about it, and we're going to continue to do so.

This is an excellent question.

And I mean, it really speaks to the fact that it's rather absurd that the names are not public already.

I can't imagine.

I mean, look, I've been a lawyer for 36 years.

I've never seen anything like this before.

And we have heard some reports that the names might exist in a report form.

I haven't heard them yet.

and I'm confident that we will get those names, but the fact that I don't know them yet is an absurdity and is example of how little cooperation that we're getting.

I mean, if you believe that you committed, you used deadly force in a lawful manner, why would you be afraid to disclose that name?

You're claiming that you did the right thing?

Step up, admit it, and let us all deal with it.

It feels like a cover-up, Kevin.

And I would never want to say that about our federal government.

No, no, no.

There's no absolute immunity.

For a federal agent who commits a crime in Minnesota.

Why though?

to debate me on the point.