Shocking scenes out of Minneapolis.

I think it's fair to call this at this point.

I don't know.

We've been saying civil strife for a while, but when you find out that there are state

government officials, politicians that are actively organizing paramilitary actions and shadow law enforcement, it's like, do we call it a civil war yet?

Some of you may be saying, wait, wait, wait, wait, slow down that tin. What are you talking about? Well, I'm sure most of you have heard about the shooting of Alex Prattie. CB agents in a scuffle, they yell gun, gun, the guy's got a gun.

One of the agents appears to disarm him.

Looks like the gun may have gone off accidentally and then they shot and killed this guy.

Instantly, there's an occupation, an autonomous zone, something coordinated.

We're now seeing videos of people being pulled over by

de facto law enforcement that demand their papers to prove who they are. They have a database

where they're tracking license plates. Someone in government is giving them this access or deeply

involved. And it appears we have confirmation that governments, officials and politicians in Minnesota are actively a part of an insurgency network to rebel.

I'm not kidding, against the federal government.

In fact, they call it a resistance network.

And they admit these politicians that they are actively organizing this.

Call it whatever you want.

Now, we've got to break down for you.

What happened with this shooting, of course?

We're going to break down for you currently what's happening over the past weekend.

There was a Hilton, I think it was a home to, ransacked.

And there was an officer there from the Bureau of Federal Bureau of Prisons

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