Jack Bruer, ex Nfl A player who spent four seasons in the league playing for teams like Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eaglesand the Cardinals in Arizona, recently criticized the Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz After a legislator and her husband were killed at their home on June 14, 2025.
Governor Walz opened for firing this day during a press conference, condemning attacks as “an act of purposeful political violence.”
In a new interview, Bruer did not waste time, giving the people of Minnesota to understand that he believed that Tim Walz was guilty of tragic deaths, adding that the politician allowed the state to become the “capital of chaos”.
A former NFL player struck Tim Walz following the murder of Minnesota legislator and her husband
Speaking with Fox NewsBrewer, who also played football for the University of Minnesota, expressed his disappointment with what he believed had become his home country.
“We have to start calling what it is,” Brerier told the publication. “These people have lost their minds. I am heartfelt when I see one of the most amazing countries in America, completely turned under the governor Tim Walz. Minnesota is confused.”
The 46-year-old, who also spoke to the Republican National Convention and served the administration of President Donald Trump during his first term, added that the vision of the current state of Minnesota “hurt” him.
“I played for the Vikings,” he continued. “I played for goophers. [I’ve lived] In Minnesota for years. It wasn’t. People were respectful. People could disagree and still talk. I still have a lot of family there and it hurts to see what they live through. “
Brunier says Tim Walz has allowed the state to become the “capital of chaos”
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Brewer didn’t end there. The former NFL safety continued, saying that Minnesota’s condition had become the “chaos capital” and lifted the blame on Walz’s shoulders.
“This is not right. This is not a reflection of the real people of Minnesota,” he said. “There are many good people there. But the liberal center around Minneapolis and St. Paul has taken over and is dangerous. Tim Walz is the leader of this. His prosecutor General Keith Elison is right there with him.”
The father of four shared his hopes for Minnesota before making more personal staff in the governor Walz.
“On this day, my father would like Minnesota to focus on the restoration of paternity – women’s protection, families protection,” he said. “Tim Walz is an example of a weak, emascular leader. This is not what God did the fathers. It’s a pity.
Brewer does not restrain himself and adds: “The main reason for all this is evil”
According to Brunier, “the main reason for all this is evil.”
He mentioned the conflict that stems from the political division, condemning the “riots” and “protests” as “too far”.
“The Democrats are left so far that if you are not a liberal raging, you are under attack. They force everyone in the party to comply,” he continued.
“Every time you give Satan force, he shows his face,” he added. “That’s what we are witnessing now.”
Tim Walz calls the murder of speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband “politically motivated murder”
During a press conference on June 14, the 61 -year -old Walz began by calling the murder of speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark Mark, a “politically motivated murder”.
According to a more reported report than ExplosionLaw enforcement officers have revealed that they believe that the suspect, now identified as Vance Luther Bolter, 57, uses a fake police car in the killings. “When we were searching for the vehicle, there was a manifesto that identified many legislators and other employees. We immediately reported the state. We took action to warn and secure security when needed,” said the Bruklin Park police chief Mark Bruley.
Walz also addressed Senator John Hoffman’s shooting, another Minnesota MP and his husband, who was shot approximately 90 minutes before the Hortmans and taken to a local hospital to undergo surgery.
“We are cautiously optimistic that they will survive this attempt to murder,” the governor said, adding that “this is an act of purposeful political violence.”
Walz shares an emotional message about his ex -colleague
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Governor Walz also shared an emotional message about the speaker Hortman, calling her a “great civil servant”.
“She wakes up every day, determined to make this condition a better place. She is irreplaceable and will be missed by so much,” he said. “The thoughts and prayers of Minnesota are with her family, her relatives, her children and her parents.”