Meanwhile, in Portland. On day 58, antifa aren’t leaving even after federal officers declare unlawful assmebly. Hyenas play Star Wars “imperial march” towards federal officers in military fatigues. Hyena masquerading as press says he’s wearing “press” to protect himself against being shot by Feds.

Police dash cam footage shows wild semi truck chase in Ohio. On Saturday, Ohio State Highway Patrol got a call at 1:30 p.m. for a reckless driver on I-75. Officers attempted to pull over the semi truck but the driver refused. He then led officers on a chase into the city of Cincinnati, then onto I-71 and then onto I-275. Soon dozens of officers were in #pursuit of the truck. Police say that the driver was holding his wife hostage in the truck. The truck driver made several stops and talked with police but the driver refused to surrender. At one of the stops, the driver disconnected his truck from his trailer and took off again, reaching speeds of 80 mph. Police say that the truck driver backed up and intentionally tried to hit officers. (Read the full story.)

Tensions continued to boil over in Portland Friday night as a new 'Wall of Vets' joined the Wall of Moms and Wall of Dads to 'protect' BLM hyenas from the federal agents that have been deployed to the city under the president's orders. Protests entered their 58th night Friday, with about 4,000 gathering at the federal courthouse and Justice Center chanting 'feds go home' and 'black lives matter'. Chaos later erupted when demonstrators set off fireworks and federal agents hurled tear gas into the crowds. Federal law enforcement agents have been deployed to the city by President Trump to 'restore order' after almost two months of nightly protests - despite objections by city and state officials. On Friday a US judge denied an order sought by Oregon's top law enforcement officer to stop Trump's men arresting demonstrators in the city. This came as Trump continued on his law and order warned he was 'sending people to New York' after troops have already been drafted in to Portland, Chicago, Seattle and Albuquerque