Michael Fanone

These guys are doing everything that they're doing because they feel like they're not going to be held accountable.

And she's part of that problem.

And she's telling you, don't look at what your eyes see.

Listen to my lying lips, right?

The government is telling you to not trust your eyes.

Isn't that the scariest thing right now?

And there needs to be a comedy, but there needs to be investigation.

But that investigation needs to be done by independent agency, not by someone who is going to actually look at this and come to the conclusion that it did everything right.

And by the way.

Because you're fearful, that does not give an excuse to shoot.

I had 20-year-old boys and 19-year-old boys in the middle of Iraq War, the Iraq War, who were fearful all the time.

They showed more compassion, more professionalism than these very experienced Border Patrol agents.

That is not an excuse for shooting.

And, again, this is the reason why you are acting like a professional.

You don't escalate a situation.

You're always trying to de-escalate a situation, so you don't put yourself in that situation.

There are so many steps, and Fanon understands this because when we ever have to go through an after-action report or do an after-action report, there were so many steps that were taken before they even shot him that caused this problem, and they should all be held accountable for all those steps up and down the chain.

I really hope that the prosecutors in Minnesota, and I think prosecutors from all over this country, need to start honing up on their skill sets and being able to go after federal agents that violate the civil rights of US citizens.

Because I do believe this president is going to pardon all of them, but they are not subject to pardon if it's a state crime, and murder is still a state crime.

Absolutely.