Nick Shorter

And so they have state troopers with them.

And those state troopers, I was not able to tail Bovino

when I was trying to cover the deportations down there because they would pull me over for turning right on red without stopping or something behind the police vehicles, right?

But in Minneapolis, St.

Paul and the surrounding area, the police have been, they have been directed and ordered not to enforce any traffic laws or crimes that are committed

in the presence of ICE or Border Patrol because they want these people running red lights at 80 miles an hour.

It's so brazen now that they're live streaming these crimes that they're committing where they don't have lights and sirens or anything, these activists that are posing as journalists.

They wear a press on their chest because that all of a sudden exempts them from laws, apparently.

They're not real press.

They're activists.

And they're like passing buses, school buses around blind corners at 80 miles an hour in residential neighborhoods, blowing through red lights and stuff.

But police are being told not to pull them over, not to interfere with the activists at all.

I'm surprised nobody's been killed by it yet.

But if they were just to do that, if they were just to enforce traffic laws, then you wouldn't get 20 to 30 cars following and impeding ICE and Border Patrol all the time.

The problem is that's what they want.

They want them to be impeded.

Yeah, so they're definitely on TV, Mayor Frey and Tim Waltz, but they're saying exactly what you would expect them to.

They're talking about, if you see ICE, call 911.

You had Chief O'Hara, the Minneapolis police chief, which I actually, I tried to ask him a few questions downtown the other day when he ordered all of his men to retreat.

after some riots downtown.