The Megyn Kelly Show Walz and Frey Under DOJ Scrutiny, Trump Ups Greenland Pressure, Michael Cohen Flips: AM Update 1/19
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Jan 19, 2026 Tensions rise in Minneapolis as coordinated protests disrupt ICE operations targeting illegal aliens. The DOJ is investigating whether local leaders crossed legal lines with their comments. Meanwhile, Trump pressures Denmark for control over Greenland, threatening tariffs. Former Trump associate Michael Cohen flips, claiming he was coerced into past testimony and is now seeking clemency. This episode delves into the legal implications of speech versus obstruction and Greenland's strategic significance amidst international discussions.
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Coordinated Protests Spark Dangerous Clashes
- Minneapolis protests and ICE operations have become highly coordinated, leading to repeated confrontations and mistaken targeting of civilians.
- Federal agents report thousands of criminal illegal aliens detained in the region amid rapid-response activist networks.
State Response And Federal Inquiry Collide
- Governor Tim Walz mobilized the Minnesota National Guard to stand by while stressing they remain off the streets.
- The DOJ opened an inquiry into whether statements by Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey crossed into unlawful interference with federal enforcement.
Record Encounters But Avoid Obstruction
- Governor Walz urged residents to film ICE officers but to remain peaceful when doing so.
- Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche warned officials cannot encourage impediment of federal officers under federal law.
