Another tragedy in Minneapolis will discuss this and nothing else on this edition of the editors.

I'm Rich Lurie, I'm joined as always by the right Honorable Charles, C.W. Cook, the good neighbor, Noah Rothman, and the sage of authenticity woods. Jim Garrity, you are, of course, listening to a Nashville podcast. Our sponsors this episode are the University of Austin and ExpressVPN, more about both of them. in due course, if for some reason you're not already following us on a streaming service,

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the University of Austin. Visit uaustin.org. That's ua-us-tin.org. So Jim, we're going to talk a lot

about Minneapolis. We decided to kind of divide this up in three segments. One, we'll talk about

the incident itself, two, the political

fallout ongoing, and three, some of the Second Amendment arguments we've heard back and forth.

So let's discuss the incident. I'll just give you my read on what happened and my quick take,

and then you can bounce off of it. But there's an attempted arrest.

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