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Jan. 1, 2018 - Loomer Unleashed - Laura Loomer
05:37
Keith Ellison CONFRONTED About Domestic Violence Allegations
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Laura Loomer confronts Keith Ellison regarding 2005 domestic violence allegations involving Amy Alexander and Karen Monaghan while he campaigns for Attorney General. She challenges his Minnesota bar license, his Quranic oath, and his support for Al Franken, accusing him of abusing women despite Democratic claims of victim advocacy. Ellison repeatedly orders her to stop touching him and threatens police action, leading Loomer to denounce the DNC and chant "Me Too" before departing, highlighting a sharp clash over accountability and free speech. [Automatically generated summary]

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Police Report Filing 00:04:59
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Hi, Mr. Ellison.
How are you?
My name's Laura Lumer.
I'm an investigative journalist.
Hi.
I have a question.
How are you going to run for Attorney General when there's domestic abuse allegations against you?
You have a journalist asking some questions.
I don't think you've heard that.
You want to run for Attorney General?
Here's a police report.
Here's a police report that was filed against you.
Excuse me, do not put your hands on me.
There's a police report that was filed against you in 2005 by a woman by the name of Amy Alexander.
As a woman, why should I vote for you, Keith Ellison, when there are domestic violence allegations against you?
Excuse me.
I'm going to need to ask you to leave, please, okay?
You cannot put your hands on me.
I can file a police report against you.
You cannot put your hands on me.
You are touching me.
Take your hands off me.
Allison, there is a police report that was filed against you in 2005 by a woman by the name of Amy Alexander.
How can you be Attorney General when you abuse women, Mr. Ellison?
You don't even have a license to be an attorney in the state of Minnesota.
Mr. Ellison.
Mr. Ellison, you said that Senator Franken is scheduled to speak tomorrow.
I think he will do the right thing and resign.
Mr. Ellison, two women.
Did you not tweet this?
You tweeted this.
If you put your hands on me, I will call the police on you.
I will call the police on you if you put your hands on me.
You're being killed.
If you touch me, I will file a police report against you.
Why are you doing this?
Because you're a family abuser.
Our families are here.
We're spending a good time.
In 2005, the police were called to Amy Alexander's home and she reported that Keith Ellison was beating her.
Do you want an attorney general that beats women?
That's not what she reported.
It's right here.
I have the police report right there.
It says that she was getting abused.
This is called domestic violence.
Mr. Ellison, why should the women of Minnesota vote for a man who has been accused of abusing women?
Why didn't she stay cap two years ago or four years ago or six years ago?
Why hasn't she stayed?
Doesn't matter.
The Democrat Party believes all victims, all victims of abuse.
I believe all victims abuse.
What happened to the Me Too movement?
Mr. Ellison, what happened to the Me Too movement?
His innocent until he's proven guilty.
Mr. Ellison, I don't want an attorney general who beats and abuses women, okay?
I vote.
Why are you refusing to answer?
You need to answer the people, Mr. Ellison.
You are running to be Attorney General.
What is this?
This is an assault allegation.
This is a police report, Mr. Ellison.
You cannot be the Attorney General of Minnesota if you abuse women, Mr. Ellison.
Mr. Ellison.
Ms. Chelsea.
Ms. Jelsey.
Mr. Ellison.
Mr. Ellison, you said that you were very proud of your friend, Senator Al Franken.
As he spoke passionately about the Violence Against Women Act.
Why should you beat Amy Alexander and Karen Monaghan?
What are you going to do when this videotape comes out of you abusing them?
What are you going to do?
What are you going to do, Mr. Ellison?
You're going to run me over?
You're going to run me over?
Is that what you're going to do?
You're going to abuse another woman?
I don't need to do anything.
I'm a journalist.
I can ask whatever question I want.
There are rules about this.
I am not violating any rules.
I have a First Amendment, the Constitution.
He took his oath on the Quran.
Maybe he should read the Constitution.
Who are you?
Who are you?
Just somebody.
Okay, well, you obviously don't have courage because you're not even giving me your name.
I will ask him whatever question I want.
Come on.
Come on.
Me too, Mr. Ellison.
Me too.
Me too.
Hashtag me too.
Hashtag me too, Mr. Ellison.
Bye, Mr. Ellison 00:00:21
unidentified
Let him out.
I love you.
Let him out.
We don't want an attorney general who abuses women.
Let him out.
Why are y'all being afraid of him?
Me too, Keith Allison.
Me too.
The Democrat National Committee should be ashamed of itself.
Bye, Mr. Ellison.
Bye.
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