Everyone's seen it.

A woman was very violent.

She's a very radical person, very sad what happened.

Her friend was very radical.

You know, go or drive, drive.

And...

Well, I'm going to let the people define it.

But immunity, you know what immunity, what knows means as well as I do.

But, you know, people can't be treating law enforcement that way, whether it's ICE or Border

Patrol or our police, and men and women. You can't, you can't do that. That woman was very, very

disrespectful to law enforcement. And you heard the same noises. You saw the same crunch that I saw. You can't do that with law enforcement. And you heard the same noises.

You saw the same crunch that I saw.

You can't do that with law enforcement,

whether it's police or ICE or Border Patrol or anybody else.

That was President Trump responding to questions

about the woman shot and killed in Minneapolis by an ICE agent

and whether he should have

absolute immunity, as some members of the Trump administration have claimed. It comes as massive

protests continue in response to Renee Good's death. The question is, will the situation

Minneapolis get worse before it gets better? Meanwhile, President Trump says he may block Exxon

Mobile from operations in Venezuela after the company's CEO called the country uninvestable.

The question is, are other U.S. oil companies willing to take on that risk?

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