Rich

Like they didn't they didn't think through that because it's like they're trying to flood the streets.

They got the quotas and the surge and they're trying to add 10,000 more people like this.

It's just exposing how stretched they already are or that they just don't care to put to put guns in the hands of people who maybe have PTSD, have unresolved trauma, can't perform in the field legally.

And you're giving them a gun anyway and you're putting them in charge and letting them go out there and then you're defending them afterward.

I mean, I think that tells us everything we need to know.

But if he if he is triggered by a vehicle.

driving by his foot, I would say he definitely should not be carrying a weapon or on the clock.

Yeah.

No, I was going to add because it is part of a broader theme, and I don't know how this missed my radar, but it came up after the Minneapolis shooting.

But something similar happened just back in November.

There was a Border Patrol supervisor – this is on ABC News – was involved in a shooting.

I don't have all the details, so I'm not going to characterize what happened.

But in the investigation –

um texts from the border patrol agent came out and he said he was bragging about it afterward and he said i fired five rounds and she had seven holes put that in your book boys jesus he texted that to other border patrol people and after the texts came out the the uh

DHS, I suppose, the Justice Department, they settled immediately because more texts were going to come out.

And so they just made it go away.

And this was this was before this.

This was this was a couple of months ago.

And anyway, that's so this isn't just a one off thing.

They're just doing a better job or they did a better job of hiding things up until now.