The incident where anti-ice protesters stormed a church in Minnesota and then harassed people

while they were in the middle of worship, this is now becoming a national scandal. And the Justice

Department is actually launching its own investigations in what just happened. They're saying

criminal charges can be coming down the pipeline. In other news, California is moling a so-called billionaire tax.

And when billionaires found out they're going to get taxed like that, they decided, well,

why am I in California? They're now fleeing the state.

Lo and behold. Speaking of finances, some people are also getting debanked.

And among the targets of debanking has been the president

of the United States himself, Donald Trump. And Trump is now saying he is going to sue them. He's going to sue

J.P. Morgan Chase. He says for efforts to debank him after the January 6th protests. I'll be talking

about these topics and a lot more today.

And before we begin, don't forget to subscribe to this podcast if you've been enjoying the show.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigative reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

There was a protest at a church, not a planned protest, not a licensed protest.

A bunch of anti-ice protesters decided to get together, storm a church, harassed churchgoers,

stopped them from entering their vehicles and leaving leaving and then said it was normal protest.

That is now becoming a national scandal. And the Department of Justice is launching investigation saying they're going to bring criminal charges. Now, Assistant Attorney General, Hermit Dillon,

discussed this during an interview on Newsmax. The Attorney General has been on this from the moment it happened.

There are already two prosecutors from my office on their way to Minneapolis, and they'll

be there this morning.

We have an FBI team assembled and local prosecutors as well.

This is going to get the highest attention from the Department of Justice, because there is

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