Megyn Kelly

Why?

Reporters at Fox News reviewed a sophisticated database of coordinated web chats by far-left groups in Minneapolis.

On Saturday, followers were told to swarm Glam Doll Donuts, where this shooting of Alex Preddy just so happened to go down.

In minutes, we're going to be speaking with independent reporter James O'Keefe, who's in Minneapolis.

He posted on X over the weekend saying he's covered the cartels operating around the southern border and beyond.

But even he is struck by how organized and evil these agitators in Minneapolis are.

He said they have spotters on most street corners, even 30 minutes outside of the downtown, going into the suburbs.

He said there's an autonomous zone being set up, like a no-go zone for law enforcement, period.

He went there and said he identified himself as press, and they said they will kill press.

At one point, they patted him down like they were the authorities, patted James O'Keefe down for weapons like they were the authorities.

We don't know if Alex Preddy was sent to that area specifically by these anti-ice agitators or whether he was officially part of the group.

But some on that street were because they had the telltale signal of whistleblowing, which is their favorite thing.

And by the way, that needs to stop.

OK, now some are saying that's fine.

That actually is interference.

If you came out on your front lawn and just whistle, blew a coach's whistle at the top of your lungs all day, you would be cited by the police under the local noise ordinances.

It would be a disturbance of the peace.

That's what these people are doing.

And no doubt they contributed to the chaotic atmosphere that ultimately led Alex Preddy to die on Saturday.

The cops aren't 100% at their best when they can't hear anything.