The 17-minute police body cam video offers a raw, unfiltered look at an officer-involved shooting and a series of home invasions, prompting a wave of reactions, interpretations, and debates. The video details a tense situation beginning with a suspect armed with a knife holding a homeowner at knifepoint.
The officers, attempting to de-escalate the situation, repeatedly order the suspect to drop the knife and release the victim. When the suspect releases the homeowner and flees the scene, the situation escalates. A pursuit commences, and the officers continue to issue commands for the suspect to stop and surrender.
During the chase, the officers discharge their firearms, with several rounds fired at the fleeing suspect.… Continue reading
During a Senate hearing, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth evaded questions regarding whether he authorized lethal force against protesters, reacting with laughter and deflection. Senator Slotkin referenced former Secretary Esper’s memoir, detailing President Trump’s 2020 order to shoot protesters, which Esper refused. Hegseth’s evasiveness continued, mirroring his earlier confirmation hearing where he similarly avoided directly addressing the issue. Further, Hegseth refused to guarantee compliance with federal court orders should the military’s actions against protestors be deemed illegal.
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During a recent podcast, I argued that a merciful approach to border security involves shooting and killing migrants who approach the wall after being warned, thereby deterring further illegal immigration. This “Biblical Justice,” I contend, would punish a few while deterring many, preventing the suffering of families separated during deportation. My proposal, however, is far outside of mainstream Republican policy, despite my support for President Trump. I believe a complete halt to immigration is necessary, and this drastic measure would achieve that goal.
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