Nick Shorter

letting out into the streets out here.

They need the support.

They're on a mission here and we're not giving it to them.

I know we put 1,500 active duty troops from Alaska on standby and I believe another thousand of military police in North Carolina on standby as well for the Pentagon.

They haven't been deployed yet.

So my question is, what are we waiting for?

What has to happen before we can deploy them?

Does an ICE agent need to be killed?

Does a journalist need to be killed?

What needs to happen?

What are we waiting on?

It's a war zone out there every single day.

Now, and so that's one of the biggest issues that we see out here.

First of all, the reason that I'm doing this in front of a plain gray background is because for hits that are longer than five minutes that are live, I have to do them somewhere where nobody can find me because they will track me down.

And if I call the police, nothing will be done about it.

I've written them off.

They're totally useless.

And that's it.

They're done.

When it comes to what I was covering, just for example, in Louisiana, you have Governor Jeff Landry down there that is supporting the ICE operations that are happening down there in New Orleans, Shreveport, all the surrounding area, across the entire state of Louisiana.