Mary Margaret Olihan

But then, as we know, he was leading a service worshiping God with these other churchgoers.

And at the end of the day, these protesters were.

went into this church and disrupted this worship of God.

And the DOJ has deemed that this incident constituted an attack.

And something that I found really interesting, Ben, and I know you do as well, our colleague Luke Rosiak had reported earlier this week that the top staffer for Hennepin County's

Soros-backed prosecutor was among those protesters that stormed into that church.

So James Lundy, one of those protesters, works as an intergovernmental affairs coordinator for Hennepin County, and he's married to St.

Paul City Council member Anika Bowie, and he's running for a seat in the state legislature as a Democrat.

This is all as the Department of Justice was pursuing federal charges against the protesters, and he was the very staffer that would interface with the federal government.

Now, Lundy was arrested with Don Lemon early this morning, according to Pam Bondi.

He was arrested with three other people in connection with this coordinated attack on the city's church in St.

Paul, Minnesota.

And it just shows you the level of, you know, intertwinement between these protesters, between these activists and a lot of these local city officials in Minneapolis.

Absolutely.

I mean, Tom Holman's presence in Minneapolis is kind of a repudiation of Kristi Noem and Bo Vino, Kristi Noem and Lewandowski team.

We know they were here at the White House earlier this week meeting with the president, Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski for a private meeting for, I believe, two hours after it was announced that Tom Holman was heading to Minneapolis.

And now he is, in fact, there.

He gave this presser yesterday morning where he just kind of calmly delivered

his thoughts on the process to the whole country, perhaps the whole world.

And he calmly told everyone that things were not going to proceed as they had been.