Loomer Unleashed - Laura Loomer - Keith Ellison CONFRONTED About Domestic Violence Allegations Aired: 2018-01-01 Duration: 05:37 === Police Report Filing (04:59) === [00:00:31] Hi, Mr. Ellison. [00:00:32] How are you? [00:00:33] My name's Laura Lumer. [00:00:34] I'm an investigative journalist. [00:00:35] Hi. [00:00:36] I have a question. [00:00:36] How are you going to run for Attorney General when there's domestic abuse allegations against you? [00:00:40] You have a journalist asking some questions. [00:00:42] I don't think you've heard that. [00:00:43] You want to run for Attorney General? [00:00:44] Here's a police report. [00:00:46] Here's a police report that was filed against you. [00:00:48] Excuse me, do not put your hands on me. [00:00:50] There's a police report that was filed against you in 2005 by a woman by the name of Amy Alexander. [00:00:56] As a woman, why should I vote for you, Keith Ellison, when there are domestic violence allegations against you? [00:01:03] Excuse me. [00:01:05] I'm going to need to ask you to leave, please, okay? [00:01:06] You cannot put your hands on me. [00:01:08] I can file a police report against you. [00:01:09] You cannot put your hands on me. [00:01:11] You are touching me. [00:01:12] Take your hands off me. [00:01:26] Allison, there is a police report that was filed against you in 2005 by a woman by the name of Amy Alexander. [00:01:35] How can you be Attorney General when you abuse women, Mr. Ellison? [00:01:41] You don't even have a license to be an attorney in the state of Minnesota. [00:01:50] Mr. Ellison. [00:01:54] Mr. Ellison, you said that Senator Franken is scheduled to speak tomorrow. [00:01:58] I think he will do the right thing and resign. [00:02:12] Mr. Ellison, two women. [00:02:15] Did you not tweet this? [00:02:16] You tweeted this. [00:02:17] If you put your hands on me, I will call the police on you. [00:02:20] I will call the police on you if you put your hands on me. [00:02:26] You're being killed. [00:02:27] If you touch me, I will file a police report against you. [00:02:32] Why are you doing this? [00:02:33] Because you're a family abuser. [00:02:35] Our families are here. [00:02:36] We're spending a good time. [00:02:38] In 2005, the police were called to Amy Alexander's home and she reported that Keith Ellison was beating her. [00:02:45] Do you want an attorney general that beats women? [00:02:48] That's not what she reported. [00:02:50] It's right here. [00:02:50] I have the police report right there. [00:02:54] It says that she was getting abused. [00:02:55] This is called domestic violence. [00:03:01] Mr. Ellison, why should the women of Minnesota vote for a man who has been accused of abusing women? [00:03:08] Why didn't she stay cap two years ago or four years ago or six years ago? [00:03:12] Why hasn't she stayed? [00:03:13] Doesn't matter. [00:03:13] The Democrat Party believes all victims, all victims of abuse. [00:03:17] I believe all victims abuse. [00:03:18] What happened to the Me Too movement? [00:03:20] Mr. Ellison, what happened to the Me Too movement? [00:03:23] His innocent until he's proven guilty. [00:03:26] Mr. Ellison, I don't want an attorney general who beats and abuses women, okay? [00:03:31] I vote. [00:03:42] Why are you refusing to answer? [00:03:43] You need to answer the people, Mr. Ellison. [00:03:45] You are running to be Attorney General. [00:03:47] What is this? [00:03:48] This is an assault allegation. [00:03:51] This is a police report, Mr. Ellison. [00:03:54] You cannot be the Attorney General of Minnesota if you abuse women, Mr. Ellison. [00:04:01] Mr. Ellison. [00:04:04] Ms. Chelsea. [00:04:07] Ms. Jelsey. [00:04:08] Mr. Ellison. [00:04:12] Mr. Ellison, you said that you were very proud of your friend, Senator Al Franken. [00:04:17] As he spoke passionately about the Violence Against Women Act. [00:04:23] Why should you beat Amy Alexander and Karen Monaghan? [00:04:25] What are you going to do when this videotape comes out of you abusing them? [00:04:28] What are you going to do? [00:04:32] What are you going to do, Mr. Ellison? [00:04:33] You're going to run me over? [00:04:35] You're going to run me over? [00:04:36] Is that what you're going to do? [00:04:37] You're going to abuse another woman? [00:04:40] I don't need to do anything. [00:04:42] I'm a journalist. [00:04:42] I can ask whatever question I want. [00:04:45] There are rules about this. [00:04:47] I am not violating any rules. [00:04:49] I have a First Amendment, the Constitution. [00:04:51] He took his oath on the Quran. [00:04:53] Maybe he should read the Constitution. [00:04:55] Who are you? [00:04:56] Who are you? [00:04:57] Just somebody. [00:04:58] Okay, well, you obviously don't have courage because you're not even giving me your name. [00:05:01] I will ask him whatever question I want. [00:05:04] Come on. [00:05:05] Come on. [00:05:06] Me too, Mr. Ellison. [00:05:07] Me too. [00:05:08] Me too. [00:05:09] Hashtag me too. [00:05:11] Hashtag me too, Mr. Ellison. === Bye, Mr. Ellison (00:21) === [00:05:16] Let him out. [00:05:17] I love you. [00:05:18] Let him out. [00:05:19] We don't want an attorney general who abuses women. [00:05:23] Let him out. [00:05:26] Why are y'all being afraid of him? [00:05:27] Me too, Keith Allison. [00:05:29] Me too. [00:05:31] The Democrat National Committee should be ashamed of itself. [00:05:34] Bye, Mr. Ellison. [00:05:36] Bye.