Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the Find Out podcast. We have a special guest today that we were going to talk about a lot of different things, but we've got a breaking news situation where it appears that an ICE agent has shot and killed a woman in a car in Minneapolis, which it also looks like she was trying to get away. So this is quite an explosive situation, but we're very, very fortunate to have Congressman Eric Swalwell with us today.

So, Congressman, thank you for joining us.

Thanks, too.

And obviously we were going to talk about a lot of other things, and this has just happened in the last two hours.

So we're pivoting a little bit.

So, Congressman, tell us what you have, what you've seen so far about what's going on on the ground.

Yeah, it's horrific to watch. I mean, ICE is absolutely out of control. But this is what they want,

right? They go into communities. They're bragging that they've sent 2,000 agents to Minneapolis.

The goal is to draw the foul, is to put themselves in a position like this where people,

you know, righteously are asking, like, what the fuck are you doing in our communities?

And then they use, you know, that resentment and that resistance is justification for what they just did. Look, I'm the son of a

police officer. I'm a brother, right, two police officers. I'm a former prosecutor. And I have always

had the backs of law enforcement. But what that officer did there was murder. You know, that, that was no de-escalation.

There was no effort to, you know, use any other level of force. It does not appear in any angle that I've

seen, you know, that his life, what was in danger, this wasn't somebody who was, you're pinned against

a wall and they're driving at you, you know, 20 miles an hour and you can't go anywhere. He clearly got out of the way. He walked away. He was on his own two feet. And look, there has to be consequent now. And so, yes, is the mayor says, and we all have us back, get the fuck out of Minneapolis, get the fuck out of California. We don't want you anywhere if you're not going after violent criminals and you're going to

do stuff like this.

But two, they have to be prosecuted.

Local officials have to use their law enforcement abilities.

And I've been saying this to attorneys general all over the state.

Go on offense.

Prosecute these masked unidentified bandits when they commit

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