MSNOW contributor Philip Bump starts crying on live TV as he weighs in on Wednesday’s ICE self-defense shooting in Minneapolis. Credit: MSNOW screenshot.
Liberal ‘journalists’ are now bursting into tears as they blame the officer for the offending protester’s death in the ICE shooting in Minneapolis.
On Thursday afternoon, former Washington Post columnist and current MSNOW contributor Philip Bump appeared on the network to weigh in on the shooting.
Almost immediately, he started crying as he talked about his six-year-old son and the stuffed animals in the protester’s glove compartment.
Through tears, he talked about how to respond and avoid situations like this while calling the shooting by the ICE officer unnecessary.
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NEW: Former Washington Post columnist Philip Bump breaks down in tears following the ICE shooting in Minneapolis.
Bump could barely talk as he started crying on MS Now over the incident.
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BUMP (crying): I have a six-year-old…Seeing the image of those stuffed animals in the glove compartment of her car was really emotional for me.
And I take away that…For me, that is what stands out.
There are a lot of situations and incidents that have involved ICE over the course of the past 13 months…For me, it’s hard to think about the family being affected in this way.
It’s important to remember how we respond to these things, uh, because that’s the humanity that is fundamental to what America is.
All of us can be in these situations, and all of us should be able to avoid them, especially when they are so unnecessary as this shooting yesterday was.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, chaos erupted on Wednesday after ICE fatally shot a rioter who attempted to run over agents in Minneapolis.
Video posted to X shows the moment an unhinged female was gunned down as she carried out her act of violence.
Additional footage clearly shows that an ICE officer was in danger of being run over as Good accelerated.
The Department of Homeland Security called it an “act of domestic terrorism.”
The Star-Tribune later identified the female driver who was fatally shot as 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good. A woman claiming to be Renee Nicole Good’s wife was at the scene of the fatal shooting.
Good left behind three children, including a six-year-old child.
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