But it's all working out. And just remember what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening.

And I'll tell you, I have so many people that are so infirm-because, because we have to make our country truly great again.

Hi again, everyone. It's five o'clock now in New York. Rip from the pages of George Orwell's 1984, that now infamous declaration to America, quote, don't believe what

you see with your own eyes. It dates back nearly eight years now, but it may very well be the single best advice for

living in a country run by him or covering one. It's the most concise and descriptive

reveal of exactly what's playing out in full view on camera, on the record, in front of us

today. Because Donald Trump and his

administration has now effectively operationalized that message, instructing the American people

and the family members of a woman who lost her life and other agents at ICE, every single person

to jump to a very specific conclusion, a very narrow one

related to the tragic shooting death of an unarmed mom in Minneapolis yesterday in an SUV

stuffed with stuffed animals. To ignore what we can see with our own eyes and freely observe

and accept the judgment they made before

any of them were on the ground, before any investigation had taken place, before I witnesses

were interviewed, before the sunset yesterday, on what was a deadly crime scene.

They were able to declare to the world that this was an open and shut case of domestic terrorism.

Nothing to see here, American people.

Today we have learned that the FBI was seizing control of the investigation, grabbing the wheel,

despite initially agreeing or indicating that it would defer to a state agency that

reviews use of force cases. In other words, state investigators, according to Minnesota

Governor Tim Walls, are now essentially locked out of the fact-finding process without access

to evidence in case materials or any investigative interviews. What that means is that the investigation is now

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