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four days of fighting, iran 300 missiles towards the jewish state and many have targeted major civilian areas. we know a 5-year-old was lost. there was a holocaust survivor targeting civilian areas. let that sink in. dramatic video capture the moment of impact in tel aviv just this morning. [sirens] [bombs going off] >> kayleigh: hello, everyone that this is and i'm kayleigkayleighkayleigh mcenany. nicole parker, "fox news" contributor and former fbi special agent in jeremy hunt, duty chairman and forming army intelligence captain. but first, let's go live to mike tobin in tel aviv.

what is going on, mike? kayleigh, i can tell you tel aviv is usually a bustling city but quiet right now as people are looking for was to stay home close to their bomb shelters in anticipation of another evening of ballistic missile attacks from iran. as you mentioned, a people killed the recent attacks in israel. hundreds have been arrested and strike sites combing through the rubble where potential finding of survivors and the rubble. it includes u.s. consulate a short distance from where i am in tel aviv. mike huckabee said no personnel injured appeared in israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tour the town of the airbase in central israel. and destroyed air defenses and fighter jets can operate at will from iran to tehran. >> tel aviv israeli air force

controls the skies over tehran. this changes the entire campaign. we are on the way to achieving our two goals: eliminating the nuclear threat and eliminating the missile threat. >> israeli warplanes are not letting up in iran. just today, surface missiles destroyed moments before they were lodged according to the idf. also satellite imagery before and after significant missile production and nuclear facilities were struck. most significantly, the well-known nuclear plant shows destruction from israeli bombs. the idf claims more planes have destroyed one-third of missile launchers and missile launching capability, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: thank you, mike here to keep us updated. president trump is revealing where exactly the united states and in the conflict between israel and iran. during an interview with abc news, trump said the u.s. is not currently involved but did

say, "it is possible b could get involved." president trump was asked about the reporting and additional reporting from "the wall street journal" and here is what he said. >> what would it take for the u.s. to get involved in this conflict militarily? >> i don't want to talk about it. >> what intelligent support are you providing israel? >> we have always supported israel. we have for a long period of time. israel is doing very well right now. >> meanwhile president trump plan to assassinate iran supreme leader despite iran's to assassinate president trump in the past year. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu claims president trump is iran's top target in the world and what he told bret baier on special report. >> you just said iran tried to assassinate president trump twice but do you have van til

the assassination attempt on president trump or directly from iran? through proxies, yes and through their intel, esp or they wanted to kill him because he is enemy number one. they made it very clear including now, you cannot have a nuclear weapon, which means you cannot enrich. he has been very forceful. for them, he is enemy number one. >> kayleigh: i want to lay out where we are. last night, they were u.s. assets that all began moving east and closely tracking the national security accounts. a ton of reporting has come out, and we can now confirm the producer, they air force is moving a large number of refeeling they are tinkers to europe in order to be closer to the middle east. u.s. official confirmed to "fox news." this will provide in this message key reported by reuters, we can confirm more options for president trump he read a lot of people asking what those options are. it could be supporting israel

defensively. he could be something greater. i want to pull up the nuclear site and much discussed. they buried about a half-mile down and israel lacks capability to take them out without u.s. bunker busters so is this among the options? >> jeremy: i think it is great president trump is laying out the option so we have freedom to decide how and what involvement looks like. i will say this, israel is doing a great service for the united states. >> kayleigh: without question. >> jeremy: they export ideology all around the world and they have their proxies and attack american troops. they chant "death" to america. and they put assassination attempts on trump's' life. for israel to be weakening the regime is a good day for america. i think it is important president trump is looking at the options. as an intel officer, it is

remarkable what israel has done. you look at the drum facility they had within the border of iran and able to reach these drones to attack the air defense assets. truly, it took years to do that. very similar to what we saw in ukraine and the same kind of idea with the operation had more drones all in russia literally attacking their assets. this is a remarkable feat and i think israel should be applauded for that in america should support what is best for our interest. there is a clear case to be made there. >> kayleigh: an hour and a half, the wall street part of this, "they want to de-escalate hostilities with israel and negotiate messages passed by tehran through interim area seeking a turn toxic the u.s. phaseout of the fight." it bears mentioning, they were given 60 days to negotiate. they did not do that. some would argue they have been given decades but shouted "death" to america.

president trump was asked directly about the report. let's listen to what he said. >> hey, here is, we don't have it but i haven't written here, "they like to talk, but they should have done that before. they should have spoken immediately." at the back end, they should speak with us now. >> harris: look, they had 60 days and i waited until the 60th day to pull that. he did say now is the time because they are out of time at this point. he said, iran is not winning the war. you were asked what our involvement could look like. we are already involved with intelligence. he has talked about it. others have talked about it. but the aspect of us going in, the president was asked about in the news conference and he said, "i will not talk about that right now." we might have got more if mark carney thought it was gotten away with president of

the united states and every reporter asking him about that question and made more news. he might have gone on about this. he did mention iranian friend who has not come out to help and that is putin. he said, "oh, would have been good to have atrium and you could have talked about being part of the equation because log for all players. i don't think putin will help iran any other wife who has set a table. he doesn't fight for his own people. >> kayleigh: no, he does not that we know. we are getting stemming new pbl, putin iran-state medial and i couldn't believe it live on air, iran-state media and then watch. >> [speaking another language] [bombing] >> kayleigh: i mean, emily come if you didn't think iran was on their heels, apparently

they are. >> emily: terrifying, this roll cloud to watch. and that is a human we are watching there. but among the humans in iran being suffocated and held with islamic republic. i have been talking with my sources in tel aviv and many have expressed exactly the sort of contrast -- oh, it looks like we have breaking news that we will get to. >> kayleigh: minneapolis, minnesota, the u.s. attorney. let's listen in. >> the details of this crime are even worse. they are truly chilling. it is no exaggeration to say that his crimes are the stuff of nightmares. he stopped his victims like craig, vance boelter. he went to their homes, held out as a police officer and shotlo. and there's been a lot of information and misinformation out there about his crimes.

we have a detailed 20 page complaint and affidavit that sets forth what happened in this case. i would like to share some of that information with you now. in the early morning hours of june 14th, boelter went to the homes of four minnesota state politicians with the intent to kill them. boelter first travel to the home that minnesota state senator john hoffman and chaplin minnesota. boelter arrived at the senator's home disguised as a police officer. he arrived in a black suv with emergency lights turned on and with the license plate that read "police." boelter wore a black, tactical vest and body armor. he carried a flashlight and a beretta 9-millimeter handgun. he also wore a hyper realistic silicon mask.

senator hoffman had a security camera. i had seen the footage from that camera, and it is chilling. boelter knocked on senator hoffman's front door and repeatedly shouted, "this is the police! open the door!" senator hoffman and his wife, evette, come to the door. when they opened the door, he shined the flashlight in their faces and said a shooting was reported in the house. boelter asked if they had any weapons. when boelter lowered his flashlight which he shined in their face, they realized he was not a police officer. they shouted, "you are not a cop. you are not a police officer!" boelter announced, "this is a robbery" and forced himself in their home. when senator hoffman tried to pour boelter out from his home, boelter shot him repeatedly.

boelter shot ms. hoffman repeatedly. boelter fled the scene and the hoffman's daughter called 911. unfortunately, the hoffman's survived although they remain hospitalized. after shooting senator hoffman and his wife, boelter traveled to the home of another minnesota state representatives in maple grove, minnesota. video surveillance shows that boelter rang the doorbell the state representative's house 24:00 a.m. on friday night. again he was dressed as a law enforcement officer wearing tactical vest and body armor carrying a handgun in a flashlight and wearing that same hyper realistic silicon mask. again, the images, as you can see on the screen are haunting. now, fortunately the state representative was not home. she and her family were gone on

vacation. boelter then traveled to the home of a minnesota state senator who lived in new hope, minnesota. he parked in the street in the same, black suv with the police license plate. at 2:36 a.m. friday night after learning of the shooting of senator hoffman, new hope police dispatched an officer to conduct a wellness check on the state senator who lived in new hope. when the new hope officer arrived at the scene, she saw boelter's black suv parked down the block with the lights on. the new hope police officer believed that boelter was a police officer who had been dispatched to the scene to check on the status of the state senator. the new hope police officer pulled up next to boelter in his car, rolled down her window, and attempted to speak with him. boelter did not respond.

according to the officer, he sat there and stared straight ahead. the new hope police officer would have been dispatched to the scene and to the state senator's home. she waited for other law enforcement to arrive. when they did, by the time they did, the 21 had left the scene. boelter then traveled to broken park, minnesota and the home that minnesota state representative melissa hortman. at approximately 3:30 a.m., boelter arrived at representative portman's house in his black suv with police license plates. he parked in the driveway and left emergency lights on his suv flashing as if he was a police officer. boelter approach representative portman's home again trust as a police officer wearing a tactical vest and body armor with a mask. he was armed and carrying a

flashlight. before he entered the home, at two brooklyn park police officers arrived at the scene. they, too, had been dispatched to check on senator or representative portman after learning of the shooting senator hoffman. when they arrived at the scene, they saw boelter's black suv parked in the driveway, with emergency lights flashing. and they saw boelter standing in front of the house several feet from the door. when boelter saw the officers get out of the car, he drew his weapon and began firing. he rushed into the house through the front door firing into it. he repeatedly fired into the house. when he entered, he murdered representative portman and her husband, mark. the brooklyn park police officer fired at boelter as he rushed

into the home, but he escaped into the home and out the back. officers recovered boelter's 9 millimeters beretta along with body armor and a mask behind the home along where he fight on foot. they later searched boelter's car but found five more firearms including assault-style rifles and large quantity of ammu ammunition. boelter also having his car note notebooks at 45 state and federal elected officials, including representa representative hortman. now, boelter planned his attack carefully. he researched his victims and their families. he used the internet and other tools to find their addresses and names, the names of the family members. he conducted surveillance of

their homes and took notes about the location of their homes. he also prepared in other ways. he concealed himself as a police officer outfitting his black suv with police lights and police license plate wearing a black tactical vest and body armor carrying a police last flight and a handgun. of course, he wore hyper realistic silicon mask as seen on the surveillance videos. the video of the shooting of senator hoffman is truly chilling. it is no exaggeration to say this. this is -- [inaudible] there is a photo firearms found in boelter's abandoned suv. based on these crimes, we

brought in federal complaint charged with an array of federal charges. counts 1 and 2 with stocking and count 1 was talking representative of melissa hortman using interstate facilities and that his title 18 u.s. code 2261 here at the statutory penalty is there of life in prison. count 2, similarly is charging with stocking state senator john hoffman using interstate facilities. the statutory maximum penalty of that count is 20 years in prison. counts 3 and 4, charge boelter with the murder of melissa and of the portmans using firearm in violation of 18c14 j and either punishable by term of life in prison or even death.

counts 5 and six charge him with shooting the spacex and hoffman's with maximum sentence of life in prison. before i finish my remarks come i want to say a little bit about law enforcement and the manhunt we have we heard about the last two days. over the past 48 hours on the federal, state, local law enforcement throughout the state of minnesota have worked together to carry out the largest manhunt in minnesota history. now, a lot has been said about law enforcement in recent weeks. but make no mistake, the men and women for federal, state, local law enforcement put their lives at risk and on the line, on the line to keep minnesota safe. they worked tirelessly day and night to make sure the tragic events of friday night and without further violence and bloodshed. we owe them all in a debt of

gratitude and they will forever have my respect and admiration. and i will turn it over to special agent wilson the fbi. >> thanks, joe. good morning, my name is alvin winston and i served as special agent in charge of the fbi, minneapolis field office which covers the states of minnesota, north dakota, and south dakota. i want to begin by extending my deepest condolences to the families of the victims into the community that has been shaken by this devastating act of violence. our thoughts remain with those who are grieving and all who have been impacted by this tragedy. over the weekend, the people of minnesota and the nation have been watching closely as this

case has unfolded. the minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension provided a detailed update yesterday so i won't repeat those specifics. this was a targeted attack against individuals who answered the call to public service. the fbi's role in moments like this is clear. to stand alongside of our partners, bring federal resources in intelligence capabilities, and reach to the effort, not just to apprehend individual responsible but to understand the full scope of the threat. at work continues. this case became the largest coordinated manhunt in minnesota's history. we are proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with our law enforcement partners across the state. no single agency could have done

this alone. and because of that unified effort, a dangerous individual was taken into custody. let me say this clearly, political violence has no place in this country. the fbi alongside of our partners will remain focused on the work ahead and on ensuring justice is served. with that, i will hand it over to you. >> thank you with those comments. and we are thankful today to see these charges filed. early on with our partners from the federal bureau of investigation and other federal partners and the atf united states marshals service and others provided assistance to the team of local investigators and brooklyn park police department and hennepin county sheriff's office that along with all of the other

hundreds of people that stepped up with the police department as well in this to pursue justice. you might be asking because we see a lot of times these cases, you know, various orders when they are, but this is an indication of the united states attorney's office stands along with us and the state of minnesota that when somebody and an evil individual decides to move this and create fear in our communities and commit evil acts, we will pursue every possible charge we can on the state charges you have learned about today to the federal charges that were discussed early on. i'm grateful for the leadership of the united states attorney's office and the fbi for helping us move that forward so quickly and in a coordinated approach. we did that because as sec winston said in situations like this, we have individuals that stepped up to serve their communities. they are elected officials across the state.

when an individual chooses to target them for their role in representing all of us, it is, upon all of us to put all of the resources forward to hold that individual accountable, to seek justice command to make sure we are working together to show the community across minnesota and the united states that political violence is never okay. we as a country are formed on the basis that we have political discourse and that we have debates on going on what we do and we elect people day in and day out to represent us. when somebody tries to undermine that, it is important for all of us told that person accountable so that we can move forward as a country and have a system in place and representative government and provide the protections for those individuals and families moving forward. i'm thankful for these charges today to move this forward and the great work the united states

attorney office to move forward on this. with that, we will take some questions. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> why is it not a terrorism charges the question? we brought the charges that we think are appropriate right now. obviously, these crimes are 48 hours old so an ongoing investigation. i cannot comment what other charges might be brought. >> reporter: will you seek the death penalty? >> thank you for the question. it is too early to tell. that is one of the options for several of the charges though. >> reporter: [inaudible] if he did, what are the consequences of anybody who may have assisted before or after? >> our investigation is ongoing in several areas including whether or not he had someone helping him or assisting in carrying out the attacks are flowing from them. i can't comment at this time. there was nothing in the complaint suggesting someone

did, but the investigation is ongoing. it has been 48 hours and most of which primarily focused on finding him. >> reporter: minneapolis shortly after this, you know how he got to minneapolis? >> i don't know the answer to that. >> reporter: the state charges concurrent with the federal charges, how does that all work? do we know the distinct charges? >> it does not nullify the state charges. they remain in place today. he was brought in federal custody. he will make his initial court appearance in federal court in st. paul 1:30 p.m. central time this afternoon and based on prior cases and the federal case and the federal charges litigated first, but the state charges necessarily won't go anywhere. >> reporter: can you tell me why he carried out this attack and for how long he may have been planning for a tax? >> it is clear from the evidence he has been planning for quite

some time. there is voluminous writings both in his car and his house about his planning and a list of names and individuals. in terms of the white, it is unclear. >> interaction with the new hope police and law enforcement told at that point and aware of the police vehicle? >> i don't know. i can turn that over to my colleagues. i know they knew the shooting of senator hoffman and the diligent work and knowing elected officials in the community, they went out to do a wellness check but i don't know many more than that. >> i don't know the specifics of the question better than, what i will tell you is an up and county law enforcement working together at the time knew of that. as the different jurisdictions on duty, some are proactive. as you heard from the chief and for example brooklyn park, for example, and went out to check on the status and the well-being and that is how we encounter

this and any additional attacks, which we believe certainly put up from occurring. we don't know the specifics on new hope and what they were doing, but they were tracking what was happening and some were being proactive to check on paris people they knew resided in their city. >> reporter: the brooklyn officers foundation, was it them or shooting into the house and chased into the house? >> my understanding unclear at the moment whether he shot at them. it is possible he did but it is not clear. obviously a chaotic saints. >> i believe he was but i can't say for certain. >> reporter: was there plans to say the protest -- [inaudible] >> i haven't seen evidence of that that he went to the homes have no less than four elected officials. he had a list of other elected officials and home addresses. >> reporter: to make sure we connect properly,. [inaudible]

>> we can't at this time but it would not surprise if they publicly identify themselves, but it is not my place to do that since they want to protect their privacy. >> reporter: [inaudible] shall he not let them know what's going on in the community? >> i will let law enforcement handle that one. >> in morning, great question. we sent a message to the community and you always can call 911 and verify that at the door as a police officer purity of working police officer they will be at a dispatch center to validate. so if you are concerned about it, call 911. obviously, there was a lot of different uniforms, and it is never wrong to do that. >> reporter: can you clarify the shootings? we were told, i believe, that a percentage shoot at the police. that is an important detail. >> i will answer this again. that is part of the active

investigation and i know a lot is going on. in a time for law deadly force, there is a wall to examine that. i will tell you, we are gathering evidence and this happened incredibly fast. what i can tell you, the police officers there on the scene while assessing the situation, that the gunfire erupted. we are still working through and reconstructing the crime scene. we have gathered all the information gathered to that and they have evidence and this is happening quickly and we deftly know he began shooting at the hortmons detailed in this information immediately once the officers were assessing the situation. whether or not the gunfire was returned at the officers or not, we are working through that and need to rerecreate the crime scene. i should say i want to say in that process. the gunfire was erupting in such a way all around that is partly the reasonable interpretation on

some of those is where that came from initially. >> reporter: can you identify the potential motive here? it has been widely reported the list, the hit list remains. [inaudible] and can you release the names of the two other targeted victims? >> as i said and with respect to two other potential victims, it is up to them whether they want to publicly identify themselves. it would not surprise me if they do because they are elected officials but they need the privacy that they need to work through. i will let them do that. with respect to potential motive, let me say this. there has been a lot of endemic discussion about manifesto. i have seen nothing like in a style manifesto and he had many, many notebooks or plans or lists of names, surveillance efforts he took to surveil and locate the home addresses and family

members relationships with elected officials. but i have not seen anything involving some sort of political manifesto that would clearly identify what motivated him. obviously, his primary motive was to go out and murder people. they were all elected officials and all democrats. beyond that, i think it is way too speculative for anyone that has reviewed the materials to no end to say what was motivating him in terms of ideology or specific issues. >> wear their are abortion-rights supporters? abortion rights supporters on the list and dozens and dozens of names with hundreds of pages of documents recovered with his writings on them. >> reporter: you give more details? >> i will not comment on that at this time. >> reporter: the utep about how long the planning and surveillance went on? >> here is where i got extensive period of time and it is clear the writings appear to have been

done at various times over the course of at least months, i would say. but again, that is speculative. >> reporter: did he have -- he appeared to be involved with some kind of home security or professional security operation. i wonder if you have details into that. was he familiar to law enforcement? >> i had seen the press reporting on his security company. i don't know anything beyond that were involvement in the case. i have no knowledge of his interactions of law enforcement prior to this. >> reporter: can you comment on the light pack with the license plate? maybe the badge and was he obsessed with the police? >> i don't have any idea and i think i skipped off the slide, the police license plate was not official police license plate as you can tell. it was reflective to put on a mailbox like address on a

mailbox. >> reporter: did he think he was obsessed with it? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: his wife we got a report was detained and that in her car was found weapons, passports, and a lot of cash. is that true? is the wife being investigated? >> reporter: don't make. >> i will defer to law enforcement on that one. >> the question was obviously when an individual commits these heinous acts and we knew he was the suspect in this case, we want to talk to the family. at this point in time, under active prosecution so we want to be careful what we say. she was cooperative at that time. there were firearms in the vehicle at the time. and we had valid reasons for her to be legally in possession i should say and there were other items recovered appear to but we will leave that to the prosecution has weak work

this out. we will not comment on all of it since it is part of the an active investigation and we will figure out what it means in relation to all of this. >> reporter: [inaudible] where is he being held? >> there will be an initial appearance in st. paul, minnesota, 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. i do not anticipate appearance in state court today. >> reporter: one more question on the hit list, 45 names and will be seen more than that? was there more than 45? >> there is lots of names. >> there is a lot of names and we are working together right now. the fbi and we have mentioned there are other names out of state. they have been working through our fusion center network through the united states and partners with the fbi helping to coordinate with that in that process. the question is a good one. a part of what we are looking to is the names and numbers you are referencing. there were names and multiple

notebooks and they were redundant in. i don't have a total number of people that were in there because some overlapping on multiple lists. again, i want to continue to clarify, this is not a list of people that numerical order and some ranking. these are names developed as we look across multiple writings in terms of fat just to be clear. [inaudible] pete though he is and the cost custody united states marshals service at st. paul courthouse. beyond that, i will refer to the marshals assuming he's in custody and pending trial. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> it will be initial appearance because only charged with complaint and not yet indicted. he will have an initial appearance as all defendants do before a federal judge where he will be asked to identify himself here the court will appoint a lawyer to represent him or he can retain a lawyer to

represent him. the court will ask whether or not to seek his detention pending trial, which we obviously will hear the court set a detention hearing and preliminary hearing to charge him by complaint. how much of that will happen today is unclear, we will see at 1:30. putter and the federal building? >> correct. >> yesterday the way things played out coming up to 5:30 or so press conference, did you know he was close to being caught at that point where was it a surprise by the trail cam information and what you saw in the field? >> we as noted, we still have belief assistant county. we did not know the information specific based on the overall investigation that the specific information that led to his arrest at that time we were not tracking yet. i assume that is related to the

timeline these teams and the law enforcement teams active very quickly when they had specifically that led us know he was in the area. it was relatively short period of time when they were able to do that. >> reporter: [inaudible] where did this rank in terms of across the united states and what you have addressed with some of the reaction? >> look, this was a political assassination, which is not a word we use often in the united states let alone in minnesota. it is a chilling attack on our democracy, on our way of life. it is only a most recent example of violent political extremism in this country. that is a trend increasing in recent years. it is unfortunate. i hope a wake-up call to everyone that people can disagree with you without being

evil or needing to be killed or hurt. >> reporter: you mentioned multiple aspects of the investigation were found in multiple different notebooks. how many were discovered? >> my understanding is sound recovered from his vehicle and some from his house, although a lot of all over the state. i could not begin to identify all of the representatives. some of those agencies are here but far more were involved. so all i can say, many notebooks recover from multiple locations. >> reporter: it makes sense him going home. was he thinking or did he say he was trying to get back to his house? it is odd. >> i cannot speculate what was in his mind. obviously i'm not a murderous rampage. i'm not in line with the thought process. >> reporter: can you talk about is there any sort of safety needs to be given to

politicians at this time? or is this a space any threat? >> okay, what we are going to do is, of course, take these threats as serious as possible and throw all of the available resources towards these threats. we are in lockstep with the capitol police on a regular basis, and we continue to have those conversations about threats towards politicians. thank you for that question. >> may be one more question before we wrap up. >> reporter: i just want to wrap it back to just help capitalized that acted collectively stopping at hortmans' house. >> great question for everybody in the room, the question is the part that police officer stopped at with the hortmans house. it is incredibly important and that started with a sergeant actually off-duty walking out of the building and had heard there

was a shooting in another community at senator hoffman's house. being alert, it seemed two officers and the police department, hay, drive by dried by melissa hortman's house and check on them. and that is essentially where they pulled up and found the car and essentially the criminal act was occurring as they pulled up. had they not foiled the plan, essentially took his vehicle away from him, which involved all of his maps and all of his names and all of his weaponry, i would be very scared what it would look like over the next few hours had we not done that. >> reporter: just to clarify,. [inaudible] >> he only government knew about the one that occurred. >> said the officer that came upon the second house and saw

him in a vehicle, did she realize and report that? [inaudible] i don't think she did. she knew something wasn't right and he proceeded to the park to carry out the next shooting. so i got lost in the cast of the fence. that there was a shooting shortly thereafter. it is remarkable to the question earlier and we went to four houses and two of them he encountered law enforcement, the third and fourth one. the second one not home at all. it is remarkable how diligent police officers were 2:00, 3:00 in the morning and responding to do wellness checksum politicians. the testament, the last 48 hours a testament to professionalism and dedication of the federal, state, local law enforcement. thank you all. >> kayleigh: there is some news, federal charges against

vance boelter in the killing of house speaker in minnesota, melissa hortman and her husband. amazing police work after the shooting at the hoffman and a wellness check where they encountered the suspect who is now charge accounts 1 and 2 stockings federal level. stockings 3 and 4 are death penalty eligible. not at the state level but the federal charges making death penalty eligible. nicole parker, a source at doj said the u.s. attorney for minnesota we have been watching, joe thompson, at the fbi command center with entire team on this crime occurred and not once gone home. federal law enforcement from top to bottom has been on this. the trump administration in particular says this speaks to their involvement to get federal charges quickly. >> nicole: absolutely crucial in

charges. i cannot tell you how important it is to have president trump and the office and we have pam bondi, the attorney general. she is head of head of department of justice, and they will not let him get away with anything. he obviously has been charged on the local level, but additional counts on the local level you will face first. and they will work simultaneously and it doesn't mean the local churches go away. the murder charges do not go away. stocking charges and title 18924 j murder using a firearm and what you mentioned death penalty eligible. this administration, they will go for the death penalty that is what this individual deserves. what he did is sick and it is evil. i do care at the side of the political spectrum, no form of violence is okay. no form of violence is okay in the country. and i'm so glad to see that they are very, very aggressive and he will be held accountable. >> kayleigh: nicole, to that

point, the most recent example at the trend of political violence. violence. amy klobuchar was friends with melissa hortman and she had tanner just before this happened. she made the .20 16th there were thousands and hundreds of cases of political violence against congressmen and now 9,000. what happened over the last few years? >> they were so much hate in the nation and i'm telling you being fueled by a lot of these riots. we see people hating on law enforcement and each other and i believe a lot of it stems back to the internet, social media and people stoking the flames of hate and violence. again, i would not be shocked if outside foreign adversaries trying to rile our nation and create conflict between each other. that is what they want. but again, these charges against servants. i worked for the fbi and threats against senators in florida. it is very serious and they do not deserve this. no one should be in fear of

their life because they are serving. >> kayleigh: why didn't you bring terrorism charges? it has been 48 hours. to bring the most provable charges first. you can pile on charges later as the facts come in. >> emily: as we've been discussing with the firearms and the federal level, that is an enhancement and penalty eligible when you add to murder. keep in mind, something we don't know is, indeed, shot at law enforcement. if that is proven, indeed, additional charges obviously. here is the thing, we know this is politically motivated to a degree, but the exact motive is not clear frankly. that is why, to your point not only you but they can with what is provable, but a lot more to learn. what we know is absolutely frightening and that list over 70 names and lawmakers have other states, too, doctors allegedly as well as clinics and the like. i know to "the new york times" ran an article in the background

of this individual but i discussed he lives with -- and saturday morning received a text that said, "i might be dead shortly." went on to say, "i don't want to go on or implicate you because you don't know about this." at the end of the day, we will learn much more about when this individual began these plans and how he suspected that weekend might turn out based on that that he had anticipation he might not have survived these horrific attacks. and i think they chilling details that we learned is described in the press or pier at the links to which he went to impersonate law enforcement is absolutely frightening. we cannot underscore enough if someone comes to your door in uniform, you can verify and there are options to identify your safety is paramount. law enforcement will see that is protected. >> kayleigh: vance boelter 2:00 p.m. federal court appearance charged in death

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incredible parade with multiple regiments and almost 200,000 people attending, 660,000 marching and the most longest military installation. we heard snipers, p51 mustangs to blackhawks and parish shooters. actual canines and we had one robot dog. it was absolutely incredible. it was an honor to cover for fox news. the president himself referred to the army, "the greatest, fiercest, force and ever." time and again america's enemies have learned if you threaten the american people, our soldiers are coming for you and your defeat will be certain and your demise will be final. your downfall will be total and complete. [cheers and applause] because our soldiers never give up, never surrender, and never,

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