I do want to bring in our our senior Washington correspondent, Hi Jackson. Hi, we cover politics day in day out. Who's up, who's down, something like this, it's just so terrible.Someone who was out there who was passionate about one side and and shot while while just out there trying to trying to practice freedom of speech, what we have in this country. It's it is I think shocking and stunning uh Tom so many people across the political spectrum. Uh and it it comes as we have seen an uptick and a growing con ...

We uh we just want to make a brief statement here and I'm going to go and ask my colleagues to join me in a moment of silence for our dear friend Charlie Kirk. We ask everyone to uh pray for him and his family. I'm just going to say state the obvious here.This is detestable what's happened. Political violence has become all too common in American society and this is not who we are. It it violates um the core principles of our country, our Judeo-Christian heritage, our civil society, our American way of life ...

I think your district is just so fascinating because it is one of the largest Hispanic districts that's currently represented by a Republican. Are you banking in your candidacy on voters feeling like the immigration aspects of the Trump administration have been overreached on even if they may have voted for him in 2024. Absolutely.I think people are having buyer remorse. Um again, violent criminals, they absolutely should be deported. securing our borders.That's increasingly important and something we need ...

Political Violence & Security Concerns - The industry observes an unsettling trend of increasing violence targeting politicians [1] - Lawmakers face unacceptable levels of threat, raising concerns about safety at public events [4][8] - Heightened security measures are being implemented for members of Congress [8] - The Midwest region is under heightened alert until the suspect is apprehended [9] Suspect & Motive - A manhunt is underway for Vance Luther Bolter, suspected of shooting two lawmakers in Minnesota [1] - The suspect allegedly impersonated a police officer to gain access to a state representative's home [2] - The suspect's motive appears to be strongly linked to the abortion issue [2] - The suspect had a diverse background, including roles as a pastor and in security [3] Political Context - The incident has quickly become politicized [4] - The suspect had been appointed to a workforce development board by two Democratic governors, despite claiming no political preference [5] - Handmade signs saying "no kings" were found in the suspect's vehicle, though a direct connection to protests is unconfirmed [6][7]