Trump makes one major mistake with his response to the ice shooting, and I have four interviews.

Pete Buttigieg, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry, and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro all talk

about the ice shooting in Minnesota, and Congressman Dan Goldman discusses legislation that he

introduced to limit ice. I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

If Trump, along with J.D. Vance and Christy Knoem, have made one thing clear.

It's that if federal prosecutors have sole jurisdiction over the ICE shooting in Minneapolis,

there will be no justice.

In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, even before a fraction of the investigation had begun,

Trump logged on to True Social,

and he said that the victim, Renee Good, who is an innocent mother of three, quote,

violently, willfully, and viciously ran over the ICE officer who is now recovering in the hospital.

Now, all of that is completely untrue, like not even a kernel of truth. The same sentiment

was then echoed, of course, by Vance and Nome, all of whom accede to this Trumpian mentality

where you can never accept responsibility for anything going wrong ever. You got to dig in,

pretend you are right 100% of the time, and never accept blame for anything ever.

And that's what's happening here. But here's the problem. Because they all felt the need to do this

and to do it publicly, because that is the Trump way, now the people who Trump's DOJ have to convince

that the federal government needs sole jurisdiction over this case have been left twisting in the

wind.

Like, how do you go into a courtroom and convince a judge

that you need to ice out state prosecutors

and give the federal government sole jurisdiction

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