Reagan Reese

that there was no further threat to the community today.

You mentioned yesterday that there was no additional evidence.

Can you just expand upon that?

With respect, Mayor, there was no threats made prior to the shooting.

So how can people feel safe with that information?

Yeah, I mean, there's no other way to interpret this, I think.

And I think that President Trump and a lot of his allies are rightfully very angry about this.

And so what we saw is that there was maybe a potential, there were a couple of votes that could have been swung in favor of this redistricting.

And I've heard from sources close to the White House that it kind of came down to the wire.

And then there were a couple of establishment-like people in this Indiana Senate

who wanted to go a different way, who wanted to stab the president in the back.

And so now what I wrote about is that you are seeing the president and his allies really rally against the Indiana Republicans, and they want to make them pay.

Trump advisor Alex Bruchowitz told me that he has been vetting candidates to primary all 21 of these Senate Republicans for the past couple of weeks.

Kind of saw some of this coming.

TPUSA Action has begun to hire a staff to put them down on the ground in Indiana to investigate.

be dedicated to chasing votes to make sure that all of these 21 Senate Republicans lose these votes.

Heritage Action, who is a little bit tangled in a controversy around this Senate Indiana redistricting thing, they put out a tweet saying that the president threatened to pull federal funding from the state of Indiana if they voted against the redistricting effort.

I've heard from a source close to the redistricting process that

the Trump administration never made that sort of threat and that the whole tweet was fake and they never spoke to the Heritage Action.

But despite that anyways, and being kind of back and forth with the Trump administration, the Heritage Action has said that they are also going to be primarying all of these Senate Republicans.