We take out 25 murderers, we take out drug dealers, we take out a whole group of people by the thousands,

and if we get one person a little bit wrong, headlines, but they don't talk about all the tremendous.

You know, the reason that we have Minnesota crime down, I talk about that because it's only down for one reason.

We took out so many criminals.

That was President Trump downplaying the deadly shootings in Minnesota amid a shakeup in command over ICE operations there.

Comes as the Department of Justice says there will not be a civil rights investigation into the deadly shooting of Alex

Freddie. The question is, would any act of violence by federal officers warrant any investigation

from this administration at this point? Meanwhile, there are now bipartisan calls for the resignation

of Homeland Security Secretary Christine Noem. The question is, will the president heed them

or continue to stand by her?

Plus, President Trump says Iran is ready to make a deal after the arrival of a U.S. carrier

strike group in the Middle East. The question is, what kind of deal is he actually talking about

here? It's way too early, the show that is rethinking the idea of taking an Antarctic cruise.

We'll explain that one in just a little bit.

I'm Allie Vitale on this Wednesday, January 28th, and we will start with the

news that we've been following for weeks now, because we begin in Minneapolis with the ongoing

fallout from the fatal shooting of 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Preddy. My colleagues here at MS Now

and I have obtained the first official timeline of this incident, which undercuts some of the

statements made by Trump

administration officials in the immediate aftermath of the killing. This is a preliminary review

from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and it makes no mention of Freddie brandishing a weapon

or intending to do maximum damage and kill law enforcement. That's notable because that's what

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