Noel King

The first response from many thinking Americans was, there will be a legal way of dealing with what happened here.

There will be accountability.

Why is that our response?

All right, let's talk about the investigation in Minneapolis.

What do we know at this point?

They have requested that people who have information or who have video or photos of the event to submit that information to our office.

Let's talk about what we are hearing from the federal government.

So Vice President J.D.

Vance, who has a law degree from Yale, if I'm not mistaken, said an astonishing amount before an investigation had even begun here.

But he has been very clear that the ICE agent involved, Jonathan Ross, has absolute immunity.

What does the vice president mean?

I mean...

Okay, so that means that this officer, even though the vice president was not using the right words, he may have been saying the right thing.

Because this guy is a federal officer, this precedent that's been around since 1890 probably protects him.

What, unless somebody on the federal end decides to bring criminal charges?

Yeah.

All right.

So the Supreme Court within the last year is telegraphing something different than it was in 1890 and in the years that followed.

Is there a chance in your mind that this case ends up in some fashion before the Supreme Court?

If Minnesota state prosecutors are able to bring charges against this man, what does that mean for the way that ICE behaves in the streets next month, six months from now, a year from now?