Hey, everybody. Tim Mow from the Bullwark here. We've had a few news items and updates coming out of the White House and DHS and Republicans on the Hill since this morning. And they're all pointing in one direction, which is to the Trump administration trying to modestly tone down their language and their incitement around Minneapolis,

while not really changing anything about the day-to-day operations of ICE and CBP throughout the country.

And I just think it's very important in this moment for opponents of this horrific assault

on Americans' rights and opponents of this institution that now has killed two Americans in Minneapolis to be very clear about

what the demands are here. And to be very clear that just putting a little lipstick on the pig

is not going to be a sufficient response to the heinousness with which these guys have

behaved and the lawlessness, more importantly.

So I just want to give you a couple of examples what we're seeing and give my reaction to it.

Let's start with the big news of the evening.

A lot of conflicting reports on this and it's kind of moving in real time.

But we know that something is happening with the little fellow, Gregory Bovina.

There were initial reports this morning from CNN and Fox that he and some members of the CBP task force were getting pushed out of Minneapolis, and they're going to go to other jurisdictions, you know, taking the rapist priest and moving them from one parish to another.

You know, just kind of taking a page out of the Catholic playbook there.

That was the initial report.

Then we had a report from Nick Sorder, who's a MAGA kind of on the ground pro ice report. Then we had a report from Nick Sorter, who's a MAGA, kind of on the ground,

pro ice reporter, reporter, if you want to call it that. And he was saying that

Avino was being stripped of his title as the commander at large of the Border Patrol,

it was going to be sent to California. The Atlantic also reported that. And with the additional piece of information that he was going to be sent to California. The Atlantic also reported that.

And with the additional piece of information that he was going to soon be retiring,

Trish McLaughlin, the spokes which at the Department of Homeland Security pushed back on that and sent out a post saying that the Vino is respected.

Blah, blah, blah.

And the administration loves him.

...