We gotta ban the inanimate object," I, I've gotta think that it's more than just people like you and I who hear that and say, "Come on now, this is ridiculous."

Yeah, a- absolutely.

Like, w- we do have a bit of an interesting, you know, dichotomy in Minnesota, where you've got, you know, Minneapolis and St. Paul and kind of the first ring suburbs are all staunchly anti-gun.

Um, she's the mayor of St. Louis Park, which is immediately adjacent, just west of Minneapolis.

Uh, and so this serves her, her base pretty well to say things like this.

Um, but I...

There is a strong, um, uh- ... you know, vibe in Minnesota.

So how much of an impact do you think this issue, um, in particular, the Somali gang violence and, and maybe even, you know, Mayor Mohamed's comments, how much of a... how much is this gonna impact the, uh, the elections in Minnesota, you think? We're less than a month away from election day.

What do you want us to know tonight?

It's per- yeah, th- there's a narrative that's coming out about numerous things that are, uh, that are illegal, that are just false.

You can carry...

The, uh, the firearm that Alex Pretty carried is perfectly legal in Minnesota with additional magazines.

You don't have to have your ID on you or your permit on you, and, uh, that's not a crime.

It's a fix-it ticket that gets dismissed once you present it.

Uh, there's nothing, uh, illegal about carrying at a protest or carrying at a rally.

Then what is your message to Kristi Noem, Kash Patel, Greg Bovino, President Trump? What is your message to them tonight?