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More anger. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Authorities say a Border Patrol officer fatally shot a person in Minneapolis on Saturday who they say was armed with a gun and two magazines. But multiple media outlets say videos of the incident do not show any weapon on the victim. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
What happened in the Minneapolis shooting incident?
Thank God we have video because according to DHS, these seven heroic guys killed took an onslaught of a battalion against them or something. It's nonsense, people. It is nonsense, and it's lies.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, though, said that incidents like this, in her mind, stem from messages coming from state officials.
The Minnesota governor and the Minneapolis mayor need to take a long, hard look in the mirror. They need to evaluate their rhetoric, their conversations, and their encouragement of such violence against our citizens and our law enforcement officers.
And the victim has been ID'd as Alex Jeffrey Preddy, an ICU nurse. As the historic winter is heading toward the northeast, a winter storm, cities like D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City are going to be heavily impacted. Fox's Caroline Shively in Washington says that the snow hitting the ground is not safe to play with.
It's not good for making snowballs, but it's the stuff you want if you have to clear. It's going to move over to our wintry mix and then the freezing rain. That's the danger zone when it comes down wet and freezes as soon as it hits the surface. If that's going to be coating the power lines and the trees, we could be looking at some power outages. And that's the danger zone because it is simply so cold here. We're not going to crack freezing until early next week. Now, the federal government is going to be closed. The federal offices, no one has to come in. They made that call. President Trump has already approved emergency declarations for more than 20 states for the folks who are already hit by this.
He says FEMA is ready, willing, and able.
And this storm will impact 240 million people across 40 states.
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President Trump hits the campaign trail this week.
Fox's Jared Halpern. The president is scheduled to travel to Iowa Tuesday to rally supporters and highlight his economic agenda outside Des Moines. White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles says President Trump will likely hit the road at least one day per week this year and ramp up those rallies as November's midterm elections near. The idea, aides say, is to recreate the enthusiasm from 2024 without President Trump on the ballot. President Trump has warned Republicans that losing control of the House will lead to a third impeachment and derail his agenda. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Meantime, the president praising British troops Saturday for their valor in Afghanistan. This seeming to contradict what he said days ago about the commitment of troops from Britain and other NATO members.
The president seems to be walking back his statement from Thursday on Mornings with Maria on the Fox Business Network. when he questioned NATO's commitment to the U.S. I've always said, will they be there if we ever needed them? And that's really the ultimate test, and I'm not sure of that. In fact, they were there after 9-11, the only time NATO has been called on to defend a member nation. More than 450 British troops died in Afghanistan as the U.S. tried to prevent further attacks. Now on social media, President Trump writes, the great and very brave soldiers of the United Kingdom will always be with the United States of America.
Roger Stern, Fox News. Meantime, the British government set to unveil plans this week, creating a new national police force dubbed the British FBI to take charge on complex criminal investigations like counterterrorism, fraud and criminal gangs.
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