Kennedy

Well, it's good to know that the protesters are so focused and so on message.

You know, that's just incredible discipline.

Are they going to trot out Greta Thunberg here any moment to call for the global intifada and then maybe cry some tears for those poor polar bears just off the shores of Greenland, which is just about to be invaded by Pete Hegseth and Marco Rubio and maybe a couple of SEALs?

This, you know, this is such a needless distraction.

And to Harold's point, everyone who's in the streets right now, they are completely unserious.

And I don't think a lot of people realize that it was possible to shift the focus of law enforcement.

And people in Minneapolis just assumed that federal law enforcement would do there what they had done in Portland for so many years and so many months.

And that is essentially to stand by and believe

be agitated, be terrorized by a very small group of people and sit there and be blinded and take it.

And, you know, there has been a massive shift.

Do I agree with all of the tactics and all of the things that every single ICE agent has done now?

And Tom Homan said the same thing.

It has not been a perfect operation.

And, you know, he has talked about taking the temperature down.

And part of the hallmark of the president's negotiating style is he is not going to be predictable.

He is not going to take something else someone says in his administration and internalize it as orthodoxy.

So he is going to—if someone says that there's going to be a massive shift, he is not going to give Rachel Maddow and Tim Walz a win because they're going around cheerleading and patting themselves on the back saying—

See, we knew we could do it.

The heroes in the streets.

And I think what Trump was doing today was pushing back on them, not necessarily on Holman.