The View ERUPTS As Sunny Hostin ADMITS VIOLENT Alex Pretti Attacking ICE Video IS BAD NEWS For THEM!
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Takeaways
- ❖A video depicting Alex Prey violently attacking ICE agents and damaging federal property on January 13th has been reportedly confirmed by the BBC.
- ❖The host argues this video reveals Prey as a 'violent, radicalized far-left lunatic' whose actions directly contributed to his fatal shooting.
- ❖Sunny Hostin, a co-host on 'The View,' admitted that this video could provide a strong self-defense claim for the Border Patrol agents who shot Prey, due to his known violent history and the destruction of federal property.
- ❖The host criticizes 'liberal' narratives that ignore Prey's violent behavior and frame his death as an 'assassination,' emphasizing that individuals are responsible for the consequences of violently confronting armed federal officers.
Insights
1Video Confirms Alex Prey's Violent History with ICE
A video, reportedly confirmed by the BBC, shows Alex Prey on January 13th, 11 days before his fatal shooting, engaging in a violent confrontation with ICE agents, including kicking off a vehicle's tail light. The host initially doubted its authenticity but accepts the BBC's facial recognition confirmation.
Video footage from January 13th, 2024, showing Alex Prey attacking ICE agents; BBC facial recognition confirmation at 97% accuracy.
2Sunny Hostin's Admission on 'The View' Regarding Self-Defense
Sunny Hostin, a co-host on 'The View' and a lawyer, explicitly stated that the video of Alex Prey's violent encounter with ICE agents provides a self-defense claim for the officers who later shot him. She noted that destruction of federal property is a crime and that agents often use facial recognition to identify protesters, suggesting Prey could have been known to law enforcement as a violent individual.
Sunny Hostin's statement: 'My concern is now that this video provides those two officers who we saw shoot him 10 times with a self-defense claim.'
3Prior Violent Encounters Bolster Officer's Self-Defense Claims
The host and others with legal backgrounds suggest that if Alex Prey was known to federal agents as a violent individual due to prior confrontations, this information would be factored into their assessment of danger during subsequent encounters. This prior knowledge could significantly strengthen a self-defense argument for the officers involved in his fatal shooting.
Host's interpretation of legal implications: 'this video may help out the Border Patrol agents with their claims of self-defense because Alex Prey, due to his violent nature... he may have already been known to the agents that he was a violent person.'
Lessons
- Avoid violent confrontations with federal law enforcement, as such actions can be legally classified as felonies and may lead to officers using deadly force.
- Understand that prior violent interactions with law enforcement can be used to bolster self-defense claims by officers in subsequent use-of-force incidents.
- Recognize that media narratives surrounding controversial incidents can be challenged by new evidence, requiring a critical evaluation of all available information.
Quotes
"What is concerning to me is that when you see him kick out that light, that is destruction of federal property and that is a crime that you can be arrested for."
"My concern is now that this video provides those two officers who we saw shoot him 10 times with a self-defense claim."
"If Alex Prey wasn't a violent lunatic, if liberals did not excuse this type of behavior... then he probably would still be alive."
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