Now all eyes are on Minnesota and the fallout from the chaos that is happening in Minnesota.

And because I have spent more than a decade covering the border, covering the chaotic years of the Biden administration, it is impossible for me, whether I am filling in on Fox and Friends, talking on the weekend in the anchor chair,

or here on Brian Kilmead show to not constantly remind people of how we got here.

The tragic death of Alex Freddie before that of Renee Good.

That road begins on January 20th, 2021, When Joe Biden came in and on day one, undid more than 90

executive orders that President Trump in his first term put in place that secured our border

and brought safety to our country from the threat of violent criminal illegal aliens.

He had remain in Mexico. He had wall construction. I could speak for another 30 minutes about

the things that he had put in place in the first Trump administration. And believe me,

I knew the threat because not once, but twice, you may recall, I traveled to Honduras and walked 7,000 miles through the entirety of Honduras, through the entirety of Guatemala, across the Suchate River into Tabapachula, Mexico, in the breadth and length of Mexico all the way to our borders.

And I watched migrants coming in droves.

Then you got the Biden administration where they opened the border in a reckless,

unprecedentedly dangerous way.

And that is how we ended up with 10 million plus being crossing and being allowed into our

country, 2 million known godaways.

And you wonder why did they not want to just take the free pass to cross and be given a free asylum slip to just get free health care, free food, a flight to any city they wanted?

It's a good deal. The Biden administration was given it away. It was causing a pull factor from every country on the planet

of unprecedented number of migrants to come. Why did the known gotaways now we're not identified

themselves? Well, many suggest it's because they would be identified as criminals. So here we are now

with the chaos that has ensued after literally weeks and months of incitement from the local

leaders in Minneapolis, the mayor, Jacob Fry, the governor, Tim Walz, inciting what were

perhaps First Amendment protesters moved into agitation that were breaking literally federal laws by impeding, assaulting,

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