Hi there, everyone. It's four o'clock in New York.

Face with scene after scene after scene of increasingly brutal conduct by federal agents, often targeted at U.S. citizens these days,

and an avalanche of disinformation from Donald Trump and his cabinet

about what the Trump administration is actually doing on our streets and in our cities.

The American people are, at least for now, choosing to believe their own eyes and their own ears,

growing numbers of Americans reacting to the Trump administration with a rising tide of

revulsion and conviction to resist efforts to militarize American cities. Not only do half of all

Americans say that the shooting of Renanical Good by an ICE agent was not justified. About a half,

47 percent of all Americans say that ICE is making the country less safe.

That contrast to 34% of Americans who say it's making the country safer.

That is a 30-point swing, a 30-point shift from a year ago from the start of Donald Trump's second presidency.

That same poll shows that more people now say that ice should be abolished than say that we should keep ice. A dramatic,

seismic, political swing is the result. It's the consequence of people seeing scenes like

these out of Minneapolis. We'll take you through them.

Yesterday, a woman who says she's disabled was violently yanked out of her car.

Her window was smashed.

Her seatbelt was cut to yank her out of the car.

There she is resisting.

She said she was just driving down the street where a protest happened to be taking place and was just on her way to go to the doctor.

She's trying to get to a doctor's appointment.

This is from Sunday. An ice agent is kneeling on the neck of a protester, a particularly shocking and disturbing and jarring image from any standpoint,

much less Minneapolis, where George Floyd was murdered five years ago. In a statement,

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