It's Thursday, July the 10th.

This is the warning.

Here were the scenes yesterday in San Francisco.

Chaos wrought by ice.

Hey!

Come back. Does this look like competence to you?

Is this what law enforcement is and has become?

Let's deal with an argument that has been put forward,

even suggested by Senator Marsha Blackburn, that to identify one of these public servants

is something called doxy. Now, nobody that I'm aware of is talking about identifying photos of where their homes are,

their home phone numbers, any of that stuff. But there's a question, and it's a legitimate one.

Should we have a secret police or should we not? If we do not believe in a secret police and there are no laws that sanctify a secret police,

then is not unmasking said secret police an important civic duty?

Again, every one of these people works for who? Christy Noam? Donald Trump? Wrong answer.

Let's see what the sector chief said about who he doesn't work for. The federal government

is not leaving L.A. I don't work for Karen Bass. The federal government doesn't work for

Karen Bass. We're going to be here until that mission's accomplished, as I said, and better get used to us now, because this is

going to be normal very soon. The correct answer, of course, is he works for you and for me,

and all of the American people and a government of the people by the people for the people.

And there is a great perversity in the argument being made that law enforcement, the federal agent,

needs to be protected from the people they serve.

Here's a question, and I ask it sincerely.

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