El-Sayed’s Synagogue Attack Apology, Milo Deported, Fake NFL Player’s Alleged Scam: AM Update 8/31

Apologizes for his March response to a synagogue attack, stating his comments were misconstrued as justifying the violence and that he was attempting to provide context.

Asserts that only he and his campaign spokespeople speak for the campaign and that focusing on a California streamer distracts from Michigan issues.

States he hates America and hates cops, and says he says it openly.

States that Democratic socialists are not part of the Democratic Party and challenges them to run as a separate party.

States he will consider Kamala Harris among other candidates if she runs in 2028, noting the decision is personal for her.

Confirms Yiannopoulos was removed after overstaying his visa and failing to appear for a hearing, following a judge's order.

States Yiannopoulos overstayed his visa, was ordered to appear in court, didn't show up, and was deported by ICE after a federal judge ordered removal.

Claims she repeatedly contacted ICE, DHS, and the FBI about Yiannopoulos being in the country illegally beginning in 2024.

States multiple people tipped off ICE but stops short of confirming Loomer was responsible for the arrest.

States that ten hours of deliberation is insufficient for a month-long trial and expects several more days due to conflicting testimony and strong public opinions.

Suggests sequestration would have made more sense in this case but acknowledges it is within the judge's discretion.

Cautions against reading too much into a single jury note requesting evidence, noting it lacks context.

Identify Love and Chan as defendants charged with wire fraud and conspiracy, alleging they scammed 26 victims out of $1.3 million.

Arrested Love and Chan, believing there are more victims and urging anyone caught in the scheme to come forward.