Tom

And ICE, they don't get to break it down frame by frame in slow motion.

This thing is happening at speed.

And you heard the first discharge.

All he had to do was stand up and say, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, and put his arms straight out.

They're either going to leave you on the ground or they're going to stand you up to the sidewalk, put you against a car or against a wall.

That's all he had to do is to yell, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, or and put his arms straight up to show with palms open.

But instead, he chose to struggle and he chose to be there in the first place.

And I think it's a tragedy, but I want to know.

Who organized this and who pulled this guy into it where he thought that it was okay to go down there?

And by the way, his parents are telling media, we said, why are you getting involved in this?

You shouldn't be down here.

People can talk about, oh, he was disarmed and things like that.

He may have been disarmed, but he wasn't giving up.

And he's still in a struggle that was going at speed with federal officers.

And then a gun fires, his gun that he brought to the event.

So, come on.

I mean, it's a tragedy that he's dead, but it was his decision that he was there.

Christmas.

Easter.

Having said that.