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Georgia Howe (0:00)
Foreign.
John Bickley (0:03)
Minneapolis is in turmoil. The massive winter storm impacts millions and the lineup for the super bowl is set. I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley. It's Monday, January 26th, and this is Evening Wire.
Jenny Terre (0:18)
The situation in Minneapolis continues to unravel as anti ICE protests devolve into riots. Daily Wire immigration reporter Jenny Terre has the Latest.
Jenny Terre (0:27)
Overnight, anti ice agitators attempted to break into a hotel in St. Paul, Minnesota where they claimed federal immigration agents were staying. One lone and bloodied officer was seen trying to fend off the group that gathered outside the Home to Suites hotel. The demonstrators were seen donning gas masks, banging drums and blowing horns into the hotel's lobby. At one point, the officer with the Bureau of Prisons was seen trying to fend off the group from entering before he fired a chemical agent into the crowd. Video of the officer has gone viral.
Jenny Terre (1:07)
Oh my God. Are you okay? I'm fine. Where's the local two dude, that's my question for the press. Where is the local to do?
Jenny Terre (1:18)
Meanwhile, Trump announced Monday morning that he was sending Tom Homan his borders are to the state saying, quote, tom is tough but fair and will report directly to me.
John Bickley (1:29)
President Trump said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walls called him today and that they're actually on a very similar wavelength about some things. Daily Wire political reporter Cameron Arcand has the story.
Cameron Arcand (1:40)
In a statement on Truth Social today that was confirmed by Walls, Trump said the governor called them to, quote, request to work together with respect to Minnesota. It was a very good call and we actually seem to be on a similar wavelength. The president added, I told Governor Walz that I would have Tom Homan column and that what we are looking for are any and all criminals that they have in their possession. Trump said Walz very respectfully understood that and was quote, happy that Tom Holman was coming to Minnesota. Walz's office, meanwhile, claimed that Trump agreed to look into reducing the number of federal agents in Minnesota and working with state in a more coordinated fashion on immigration enforcement. On Monday night, Fox News reported that some Border Patrol agents are expected to leave the city of Minneapolis.
Jenny Terre (2:31)
