We are following breaking news out of Grand Blanc, Michigan.

The Grand Blanc Township Police Department says there's been an active shooter at the Church of Latter-day Saints on McCandish Road.

There are multiple victims, and the shooter is down.

There's no threat to the public at this time.

The church is actively on fire.

We're trying to get more information on this.

We're following this news, and we will bring you the latest as we get it.

All right, moving on to the White House.

A key feature of this second Trump era is chaos.

Some of it is a symptom of an impulsive and erratic leader, but some of it, much of it really is strategic.

Flooding the zone, creating a destabilizing environment can cause some of the administration's most dangerous moves to fall under the radar. So you probably heard on Thursday,

probably as soon as it happened, that the Justice Department indicted the former FBI director

James Comey and what legal experts say appears to be an incredibly weak case. Just days after Donald Trump demanded Comey's

prosecution in a social media post directed at the Attorney General Pam Bondi. The indictment's a

watershed moment in American history that spells out bad things for the rule of law in this country.

But around the same time that the news of the indictment broke, something else happened.

Something you might not have heard about, but something that is of monumental importance.

On Thursday, Donald Trump signed the new National Security Presidential Memorandum Number 7,

NSPM 7 for short.

I assume you didn't read it, nor have you read NSPM's 1 through 6.

But NSPM 7 could be the basis for the next phase of this administration's crackdown on political

speech and dissent. The White House calls the memo, quote, countering domestic terrorism and

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