‘Hey Morons, On the Other Side of This Line is Lethal Force’: Carl Higbie [WATCH]

Carl Higbie addressed the role of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other federal agents, arguing that clear boundaries must be established and enforced when it comes to physical aggression against law enforcement.

He said rhetoric from political leaders has contributed to violence against officers and warned that current protests are being orchestrated to target federal agents.

“I’m going to say something controversial, because that’s just what we do here. ICE and other federal agents draw that line. Draw a line and say, Hey, morons, on the other side of this line is lethal force. You don’t get to put hands on law enforcement officers. That’s not your First Amendment, right? You’re not fighting Nazis. You’re assaulting agents that because of rhetoric like people like Jacob Frey, has led to attacks on their lives that had to cover their faces,” Higbie said.

Higbie said federal agents should treat any physical aggression as a lethal threat and respond accordingly.

“Agents should absolutely consider any aggression towards them as a lethal attack and respond accordingly. I’ll always have your back because it’s coming,” he said.

He suggested that organized efforts are underway to escalate protests, drawing a comparison to unrest following the death of George Floyd.

“You don’t think this is already some big liberal machine is moving money around, working to bring in the protest buses tonight, just like they did with George Floyd, which ironically only happened a few miles away from where this was today,” Higbie said.

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Higbie said the situation is being used as a pretext to target federal agents and the Trump administration.

“This is going to be George Floyd 2.0 not because anybody cares actually about that liberal white woman, but because it’s an excuse to pit against federal agents Trump and ICE ironically, the day after these same thespian Democrats, they got up in Congress and held this stupid candlelight vigil for what they still claim was an insurrection on January 6, which was not,” he said.

He criticized Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, accusing them of hypocrisy and inciting unrest.

“Jacob fry and Tim Walz. Need to understand that what they are committing is an insurrection, and we have a choice,” Higbie said.

Higbie said leaders face a clear decision between allowing destruction or restoring order.

“We can draw a line in the sand right now in the two options are simple. We can either let another $2 billion of cities go up in flames, or we can restore order, which you know is going to create some sort of short term conflict because of Democrats,” he said.

He also questioned what he described as inconsistent standards regarding the use of lethal force, referencing the shooting of Ashli Babbitt.

“This whining and crying is coming from Democrats who, by the way, justified Ashley Babbitt getting shot when she wasn’t assaulting anyone. Should that be the new standard in Minneapolis? I mean, I’m asking if an agent thinks someone is being aggressive not even touching them, are they cleared hot?” Higbie said.

He continued by challenging what he described as double standards.

“I’m asking the question here, and if your answer is no, then lock up that Capitol police officer who shot Ashley five years ago can’t have it both ways. Libs,” he said.

Higbie said protests cannot be allowed to escalate into violence and rejected calls to tolerate disorder.

“These people can protest all they want, but they can’t be allowed to take this to the level they are. The answer is not to let the inmates run the prison. The answer is to restore order,” he said.

He concluded by warning that violence against law enforcement should not be excused.

“This has got to stop you don’t get to assault law enforcement officers because you lost an election,” Higbie said.

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