Megyn Kelly

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A possible easing of tensions in Minnesota following the shooting of anti-ice agitator Alex Preddy as President Trump makes leadership changes and signals a shift in tone.

Preddy was fatally shot by Border Patrol agents after inserting himself into a Saturday morning law enforcement operation.

Officers attempting to arrest Preti, who was resisting, video shows someone shouting, gun, followed by several gunshots.

Agents recovering a concealed handgun from Preti during the struggle.

The incident is currently under investigation.

In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem describing Preti as a domestic terrorist, saying, quote, this looks like a situation where an individual arrived at the scene to inflict maximum damage on individuals.

and to kill law enforcement, adding that Preti, quote, brandished his firearm.

We would later learn that there was no evidence to support those assertions.

Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino with a similar characterization of the events.

Both officials later softening their language as video of the incident began circulating.

Footage showing Preddy's weapon remained concealed as agents initiated the arrest.

Multiple outlets reporting Sunday on internal frustration within DHS, agents concerned that early inflammatory statements from leadership risked eroding trust inside the agency and were proving, quote, catastrophic for the group.

Yesterday morning, President Trump announcing border czar Tom Homan would be heading to Minneapolis, writing on Truth Social, quote, Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt at yesterday's press briefing elaborating on Homan's role.

The president also revealing a productive phone call yesterday morning with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, writing on Truth Social, quote, He was happy that Tom Holman was going to Minnesota.

In a Minnesota public radio interview, Governor Wall striking a cautiously optimistic tone.

The first sign of increased cooperation, multiple outlets reporting Commander Bovino and some federal agents reportedly preparing to leave Minnesota today.

Levitt telling reporters yesterday, Bovino will continue leading operations elsewhere throughout the country.

Assistant DHS Secretary Tricia McLaughlin posting on X, quote, Chief Gregory Bovino has not been relieved of his duties.

As Caroline Levitt stated from the White House podium, Commander Bovino is a key part of the president's team and a great American.