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Welcome back to Unbiased Politics. Today is Thursday, January 29th. Let's talk about some news.

We've got a lot to cover today, so let's just get right into it. We will start the episode with

some developments related to the Alex Pretty shooting. And there are quite a few,

so we'll kind of just bounce from one to the next. And I'll just kind of, I'll attempt to explain

these in chronological order, but there's just been so much happening since Monday's episode that

everything kind of gets meshed together. So first, let's talk about the DHS preliminary report.

On Tuesday, the DHS shared this preliminary report on the Alex Pretty shooting with Congress

based on an initial investigation that was done by the CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility.

And in completing that investigation, the Office of Professional Responsibility. And in completing that investigation, the Office of Professional

Responsibility basically relied on body cam footage as well as available documentation. Now, remember,

the CBP is an agency within the DHS, right? So the DHS oversees the CBP and any internal offices

within the CBP, including the Office of Professional

Responsibility. So that's why it was the DHS that shared this report with Congress. Now, the report

has not been released to the public, but it has been seen by various news outlets, and these various

news outlets have reported on its contents.

So per those reports, the initial investigation found that CBP agents were conducting a targeted

operation when they encountered Preti, an officer asked Preddy and another woman in the road

to, quote, move out of the roadway. When they both

didn't move, the officer deployed his pepper spray towards both individuals. Officers then attempted

to take Prattie into custody. Predtty resisted their efforts, which then resulted in a

subsequent struggle on the ground. The report states that while Preddy was on the ground,

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