T.J. Holmes

For some pretty extreme cases, though, Robes, not necessarily because there are some possible undocumented immigrants on attack.

So he's threatened this before in other towns, and many have said for a long time he has been looking for an excuse, like just...

Make my day kind of a thing.

And they have been warning robes, the officials in Minnesota.

Please, everybody, don't take the bait.

Don't do it because this is what they're talking about.

So, yes, you and I this morning on our morning newscast, the morning run.

It was this morning.

So what was it?

It was the deputy AG, Todd Blanch, who had some pretty strong language in a tweet in which he mentioned Minnesota insurrection.

I think he used that language.

He did.

And then there was another official out of the White House that used some similar, or it might have been President Trump, some similar language.

So, yes, we were talking about this.

We were piecing together.

They weren't necessarily breadcrumbs.

They were like whole slices of bread.

You could follow and you knew the direction it was going.

So, yes, we were talking about it just this morning.

And sure enough, like clockwork, the president went ahead and used the word in this truth social post.