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It is Monday, January 19th.

It is MLK Day.

And what a weekend we saw in Minneapolis. And now here we are on this MLK Day, and what a weekend we saw in Minneapolis.

And now, here we are on this MLK Day, this day, dedicated to a man who was dedicated to peace.

And we are under the consideration of a real possibility that federal and state troops could square off on the streets of Minneapolis. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs, it was, I guess you could say it was quieter in a lot of way. We should start with that. Things did start to calm down a little bit, I think, on Friday and Saturday in Minneapolis. Fair to say? Yes, because things re-errupted.

I mean, there had been protests every single day and night since Renee Good was shot and killed.

And then there was that second shooting, which ramped up those protests again.

But yes, this weekend, for whatever reason, maybe it was the bone-chilling single digits

and negative real-field temperatures that brought down the temperature literally on the streets.

But it is of note, despite those temperatures, people still were out.

People still were peacefully protesting for the most part, but things could get even more

heated with some of these new developments that occurred over the weekend.

So let's tell you, first of all, the president certainly didn't bring things up by mentioning,

once again, the Insurrection Act.

We'll tell you his words and how he explained that, really on Friday in a social media post,

but then kind of walk that back.

So we don't know where we are on that necessarily.

We also had word of an investigation having to do with Governor Tim Walts and the mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Fry.

We'll tell you about that.

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