Megyn Kelly

Quite clearly, we'll play it again.

Quite clearly, the warning that the man they were trying to arrest and they were wrestling with had a gun came before anybody pulled their gun, much less fired it.

Here it is.

God, the whistling is so annoying.

Truly, like, think of you had to do your job.

I sit at this desk.

You know, I do interviews for a living and deliver news.

I don't think I could function like that.

I really don't.

Like, wasn't that so annoying?

And I apologize to my SiriusXM audience, which is trying to drive their cars.

This is like piercing through their car radios right now.

We're done with that.

But imagine if it's all around you in person and you're trying to effect an arrest.

All right, so we've made clear, it's not clear to us where the first gunshot actually came from.

A guy named Rob Doerr, who's a lawyer for the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus, telling the New York Post that he believes Preddy's gun went off after the agent grabbed it, leading the other agent to open fire.

Here's a photo of the agent with the gun, Preddy's gun, after leaving the fight.

So it looks like he retrieved Preti's gun and left the fight.

And this is the video.

The agent is involved in the tussle.