They had over $100 billion at their disposal to roll out body cameras to new officers if they wanted,
and they didn't do it.
And I think the reason is quite clear.
They don't want accountability.
It's the same reason why they wear masks.
They don't want people to know what they're doing.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is What A Day, the show congratulating E.
Jean Carroll on finally getting paid by President Donald Trump today after he repeatedly defamed her.
Yes, according to court documents, $5,625,005.48.
That's interest.
Hit Carol's bank account.
I hope she got a fun notification on her phone letting her know.
On today's show, we talk about a week of federal immigration enforcement violence with the Cato Institute's David Beer.
Before we get into all the changing narratives of ICE, here's what we're following today, Tuesday, July 14th.
I was wondering if you could explain your changing thinking on the Strait of Hormuz, applying a 20 percent fee.
How did you get to the decision you just announced?
Yeah, so when I put that out yesterday, because we've been doing that for many, many years,
it was never fair to me that we would be guarding the strait when we basically don't take anything.
We don't need the oil at all.
And it wasn't important for us, but it was important for allies.