OMG: Trump allies ABANDON him over ICE shooting | Another Day

Following the killing of VA nurse Alex Prey by ICE agents, several prominent Republicans publicly broke ranks with the Trump administration's narrative. Chris Matt, a Republican candidate for governor, withdrew from his race, stating Trump's party was waging a 'violent retribution campaign.' Texas Governor Greg Abbott called for ICE to 'recalibrate,' and Senators Rand Paul, Todd Young, and John Curtis demanded investigations and condemned officials who 'rushed to judgment.'

Chris Matt's withdrawal from the gubernatorial race; Greg Abbott's statement on ICE recalibration; Rand Paul calling for ICE, CBP, USCIS heads to testify; Todd Young calling for a full investigation; John Curtis condemning officials who rushed to judgment.

The White House responded to criticisms about administration officials jumping to conclusions regarding the Alex Prey shooting by stating it was a 'very fluid and fast-moving situation.' The host criticizes this as an excuse for lying, not for a lack of immediate answers, and highlights the administration's pattern of gaslighting.

White House official stating, 'this has obviously been a very fluid and fast-moving situation throughout the weekend' in response to questions about officials jumping to conclusions.

The host points out the perceived hypocrisy of Trump allies, like Kash Patel, who condemned Alex Prey for bringing a loaded firearm to a protest while simultaneously supporting figures like Kyle Rittenhouse, who also carried a firearm at a protest and committed violence. This highlights a double standard based on political alignment.

Kash Patel's statement: 'You cannot bring a firearm loaded with multiple magazines to any sort of protest that you want. It's that simple. You don't have that right to break the law and incite violence.' contrasted with a previous clip of Patel offering legal support to Kyle Rittenhouse.