Megyn Kelly

Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino yesterday on CNN defending agents who have faced weeks of hostile behavior from protesters.

ICE Associate Director Marcos Charles outlining the dangers his officers face daily in Minneapolis just trying to arrest violent illegals.

Democrat lawmakers on Sunday amping up rhetorical attacks against ICE.

Here, Senators Chris Murphy of Connecticut, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, and Mark Kelly of Arizona.

The Wall Street Journal's Josh Dossey reporting last night that he had spoken with President Trump, who, quote, didn't know if he supported the ICE officer who opened fire here, saying the administration is reviewing everything before coming out with a determination.

Commander Bovino telling reporters yesterday, we need to wait for the investigation to play out before drawing conclusions.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch yesterday on Meet the Press, putting the blame on state and local leadership's lack of cooperation with federal immigration efforts.

President Trump in a lengthy post Sunday on Truth Social calling on Mayor Fry and Governor Walz to begin cooperating with the feds on multiple fronts, including turning over illegal immigrants in state prisons and directing state and local police to assist with federal law enforcement.

The president also calling on Congress to pass legislation ending sanctuary cities.

Governor Walz activating the Minnesota National Guard on Saturday.

The scope of that mission is unclear, though video circulating on social media yesterday shows troops wearing reflective vests so as not to be confused with ICE law enforcement passing out donuts and hot chocolate to anti-ICE protesters.

More on all of this today on the MK Show.

A stunning and historic reversal in violent crime.

The murder rate now at its lowest level in more than a century.

A new report from the nonpartisan think tank Council of Criminal Justice, or CCJ, analyzing data from 40 major cities.

Of the available data, the CCJ finding, quote, the average reported homicide rate last year was 21% lower than in 2024.

FBI data is not yet available from 2025, though when it is accessible, the CCJ anticipating the overall homicide rate will drop to about four per 100,000 residents.

From the report, quote, that would be the lowest rate ever recorded in law enforcement or public health data going back to 1900 and would mark the largest single-year percentage drop in the homicide rate on record.

Denver, Colorado leading the way with a 41% decline.

Washington, D.C.