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Hey guys, Timmy with the Bullark back here with managing editor Sam Stein.

We had just a jarring story that combines kind of the horror of the Trump immigration

regime with the absurdity and like veepish incompetence of the Trump administration,

all in one package with a little kind of assassination conspiracy.

A little cruelty.

Yeah.

And a dollop of assassination conspiracy on top.

So we're getting a lot there.

So the Times story, which will put up here, if you want to read the whole thing, an immigrant was accused of threatening to Trump prosecutor say he was framed. Here's the short of it. We have an undocumented

immigrant in Wisconsin and the Department of Homeland Security put out a press release

saying that this person had threatened to kill the president and then self-deport myself

back to Mexico. Christyneau went on to saying, thanks to our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened

to assassinate President Trump is behind bars.

Here's the problem.

The guy, Ramon Morales-Reyes, was not the person who wrote the letter threatening to

assassinate the president.

It was another guy,

Dometrick Scott, who is apparently a thief, and he was going to, you know, be going to trial

for an alleged robbery charge. The Milwaukee County prosecutors have called in Reyes to testify

against the thief, I guess he had been an eyewitness. And so,

Scott, the alleged thief, decided that one way to silence the person that was going to testify

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