D (3:20)

That's fine, dude. I'm not medical.

B (3:22)

Right? So you can see there the ice agent, Jonathan Ross, the one that kills Renee Goode. Jonathan Ross gets out of the car. He sees the dog in the back seat of the Honda Pilot there. And then he walks around the front of the car, at which point, with her window down, Rene says to him that, that's fine, dude. I'm not mad at you. Very calmly, she smiles. Let's actually play that one more time.

D (4:04)

That's fine, dude. I'm not mad.

B (4:06)

I think that's very important. 20 seconds after this, she's dead. She looks at him very calmly, window down, dog in the back of the car. That's fine, dude. I'm not mad at you. So that.

C (4:23)

That does not seem like a menacing.

B (4:24)

Person at that point.

C (4:26)

This does not seem like.

B (4:27)

It's not like he comes around the car and it's somebody with a bunch of tattoos on his face, on their face, and they see a weapon, you know, in the driver's seat. You know, it's not somebody that's, like, raging, yelling at him, fuck you, ICE agent. I want to take you out. Like, none of that. Calmly, she smiles. That's fine, dude. She says specifically, I'm not mad at you. Twenty seconds later, he kills her.

D (4:52)

Show your face. I'm not mad at you.

B (4:54)

That's okay.

D (4:55)

We don't change our plates every morning. Just so you know, it'll be the same plate when you come talk to us later.

C (5:00)

I.

A (5:00)

That's fine.

D (5:01)

U.S. citizen.

B (5:02)

Former.

D (5:04)

You want to come at us? You want to come at us? I said, go get yourself some lunch, big boy.

B (5:09)

Go ahead.

E (5:10)

Out of the car. Get out of the car.

B (5:12)

Okay, so After Good tells Ross that she's not madam, he walks around the back of the car, encounters someone else who's there with her. And she. She's a little bit more aggressive, tells him that she's a U.S. citizen. There's somebody shouting that they should take off their mask. And he comes back around towards his car, back towards the front of the vehicle, at which point she's saying, hey, big boy, go get some lunch. Teasing him a little bit. She's obviously taping him. He's obviously taping her back. So, like, that's. That's what happens this next 18 seconds. So he encounters Renee Good. She very calmly says she's not mad at him, indicates she wants to get out of there. He sees the dog. He sees the other person. There are other protesters that are shouting. There's some sirens. And he gets. He gets teased a little bit. Who knows whether that affects his psyche? But he does get teased again. He gets called big boy by someone else. Not the person he murders, but by someone else. And now the next 10 seconds is where tragedy ensues.

E (6:20)

Get out of the car.

B (6:29)

See here in the distance, the other officers approaching Renee Good. And they are shouting. The one guy that I can hear, they're shouting, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Ross comes to join them. He walks in front of the car. Okay? He was. He was off to the side. He walks right in front of the car, and you can see clearly on his body cam footage that he can see the driver. Now I want to pull up this one frame. He can see two things clearly. Number one, Ross is in front of the car, and he can see Renee.

C (7:02)

Goode turning the wheel.

B (7:04)

Okay? She's turning the wheel, not towards him, right? He's right in front of the car. If she wanted to ram him over.

C (7:11)

She would have just pressed on the.

B (7:12)

Gas and she could have rammed him over right there. Okay? But she wasn't doing that. She was turning the wheel to turn away from him. He can see that it's right there.

C (7:21)

We can just see it's point blank.

B (7:23)

The windshield isn't dirty or doesn't have sleet on it. He can see very clearly Renee Goode right before she dies, turning the wheel away from him while he's standing right in front of her. He can also see that this other woman is trying to get in the car. So again, it's not a situation where it's like, oh, these are agitators. They're both in the car and they are revving their engines and trying to come after up. No, it's like. It's like the passenger is trying to get in the car. The dog is in the backseat.

C (7:55)

The car is stopped. She's turning the wheel.

B (7:59)

He can see that clearly right before he shoots her. So let's watch the last few seconds.

E (8:08)

Get out of the car.

B (8:16)

In the last few seconds. You see his body cam get jarred. You hear the. The three gunshots, and you see the car pull away. And then what do you hear? That's what Jonathan Ross or one of the other ICE agents says about Renee. Good. After they execute her in the head, they shoot her three times and kill her with her dog in the backseat with her kids, toys in the passenger seat.

C (8:51)

They shoot her three times in the.

B (8:53)

Head and then say, fucking bitch. Fucking bitch.

C (8:59)

You're telling me that's not a murder?

B (9:04)

We walk off after the car and let her bleed out? You're telling me this guy was scared for his life?

C (9:09)

By the way, I want to play.

B (9:09)

This one more time.

C (9:10)

I want to play it at full.

B (9:11)

Speed, at real life speed, not slow mo. Not frame by frame, real life speed. I want to play this one more time, starting from the moment where he starts walking in front of the car to when he sees her turn the wheel, to when he shoots her and murders her. Let's watch it one more time. Go ahead.

E (9:29)

Get out of the fucking car. Get out of the car.

C (9:40)

Are you kidding me?

B (9:41)

You wusses and all you and all you tough guys on the Internet, all you alpha macho guys.

C (9:46)

This car isn't even moving. Like, this car is barely moving. You're scared of this. You had to shoot three times. I mean, like, this is something you do with, like, your teen kid who's. Who's screwing around. You kind of, like, press the gas a little bit while they're not getting in the car. Like, you're afraid that you're gonna die in that moment. Let's watch it again. Go ahead.

E (10:14)

Get out of the fucking car. Get out of the car.

C (10:24)

You're telling me this guy was afraid he was gonna die? Like, the car is barely moving. Like, even if it did hit him, you just kind of move off to the side like, she had no space. It's not like there's any space for her to jam on the gas and run him over and trample him. Like, how big of wimps are all you people that are defending this and saying that this guy had legitimate fear for his life in that moment? Like, what do you do? You guys get scared walking down the street In a neighborhood when cars are going 15 miles an hour, you jumping by, jumping behind the bushes to try to get away from them. Like, how do you guys live a life? How do you survive in society if you're so scared and you're so trigger.

B (11:07)

Happy, you have to shoot somebody when.

C (11:09)

Their car is moving like three miles an hour, two inches in front of you? Like, what's the worst thing that's going to happen? This guy, like, like some bruised quad, an adductor strain, like, are you shitting me? Are you shitting?

B (11:23)

Are you.

C (11:24)

These fucking people are gaslighting us into thinking that this guy had to murder someone. In this moment, Michael Fanone, my friend Michael Fanon got his ass beat at the Capitol. He got his ass beat. People were tasing at them. People were hitting them with poles. There was a mob trampling them. They didn't kill a single person outside.

B (11:46)

They were trying to compare this to Ashley Babbitt happened inside, like.

C (11:51)

Sick Nick, who's dead now? Like, these Capitol police got, got trampled. They didn't kill anybody. This guy was scared because when he saw the wheel turn, the car going two miles an hour right in front of. Are you fucking kidding me? Like, cops put themselves on the line every day. They're. The cops are in more danger than this every day across this country. Every day. Okay?

B (12:18)

It's a hard job. It's a real job. I respect people that do law enforcement, okay, do it the right way, want to serve their community, want to protect people. I have nothing but respect. All right?

C (12:30)

This is a scary country.

B (12:32)

A lot of weapons are everywhere.

C (12:33)

Okay, I get it. If you're a cop and it's like you're in an unknown situation, you're walking.

B (12:39)

Into a, you know, a drug den, you know, you're walking into a house, you have a warrant where there's gang activity.

C (12:46)

You don't know if people behind that.

B (12:48)

Door, you're carrying weapons, all right?

C (12:51)

You know, you're pulling over a car.

B (12:52)

And the suspect has, you know it to be a violent criminal, come out to the window.

C (12:57)

I understand that sometimes cops have to live in fear. That's scary. This wasn't fucking scary. There was nothing scary about this situation. This, this lady told him, she was like, dude, I'm not mad at you. 20 seconds earlier, a 37 year old lady in a Beanie in a Honda.

B (13:19)

Pilot with stuffies in the passenger seat.

C (13:24)

You thought this lady was a crazed murderer. She talked to you. She just talked to you.

B (13:30)

I will not be fucking gaslight by these people.

C (13:33)

And I will not calm down the.

B (13:35)

Rhetoric and tone it down and be like, oh, you gotta understand the other perspective.

C (13:39)

Jonathan Ross murdered her. She talked to him calmly, said, dude, I'm not mad. Other agents stormed her car.

B (13:48)

She was afraid.

C (13:50)

He walks around to the front. She turns her wheel to get away from him. You can see that clearly.

B (13:56)

He can see it clearly.

C (13:59)

She goes to get away from him.

B (14:02)

You hear sounds. Maybe again, maybe it did bump into him.

C (14:07)

Not good, by the way. She should get a. There should be punishment for that, okay? You can't not listen to cops, all right? You can't bump into a cop with your car.

B (14:15)

You can't do that. There should be a punishment for that.

C (14:17)

But the punishment shouldn't be summary execution.

B (14:19)

On the street about getting like a little bumper car Nick, at worst case scenario at two miles an hour. And like, seriously, I've seen more violent attacks at the bumper cars at Carousel Gardens than that. All right, like, this is fucking insane, okay? I will not, I will not abide any efforts to be like, oh, you have to feel bad for this guy, or oh, shoot, it was a tough call in this moment.

C (14:49)

We all are watching this. This is not a tough call. If I'm carrying a weapon and I.

B (14:54)

Just Talked to a 37 year old lady and a Honda pilot and she said, I'm not mad at you, dude. Smiled. And then some other people start yelling at her and she goes to turn her car away from me and it's like right in front of me and she's going two miles an hour.

C (15:11)

I'm not going to take out my.

B (15:12)

Fucking weapon and shoot her in the.

C (15:13)

Head three times and then call her.

B (15:18)

A fucking bitch after I killed her. He orphaned her child. He orphaned her child and called her a fucking bitch after he killed her. No, no, no. We do not have to accept this. People should protest peacefully, should speak out about this. But do not let Donald Trump and J.D. vance and Kristi Noem and these thugs try to convince you that this is anything other than murder, because that's what it is.