Mayor Frey, Minneapolis city leaders call for cooperation in ICE shooting death of Renee Good - Fox News Hourly Update

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Episode: Mayor Frey, Minneapolis city leaders call for cooperation in ICE shooting death of Renee Good
Date: January 9, 2026
Host: FOX News Podcasts (Lisa Brady, CJ Papa, Ainsley Earhardt)
Main Theme:
This episode centers on ongoing political, law enforcement, and community tensions following the fatal ICE-involved shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis. The update covers Mayor Jacob Frey's outspoken response, federal and local reactions, calls for cooperation, and the broader ramifications for the city, as well as major national and international headlines.

Main Story: Minneapolis ICE Shooting and Political Fallout

Mayor Jacob Frey’s Response

Mayor Jacob Frey reiterates his strong condemnation of the ICE operation resulting in Renee Good’s death.
- Memorable moment:
  “I dropped an F bomb. They killed somebody.”
  — Jacob Frey [00:06]
Frey denounces the narrative put forth by federal authorities post-shooting:
- Quote:
  “Yes, it was a reckless abuse of power. I said that. What the narrative that the administration was pushing in the immediacy following this shooting was garbage and false and BS. It was.”
  — Jacob Frey [00:17]

Federal Officials’ Account

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons offers the agency’s version:
- The woman shot, Renee Good, was allegedly “using her car as a weapon.” [00:32]
- Lyons criticizes elected officials for exacerbating tensions:
  - Quote:
    “You have elected officials that do have the bully pulpit in a large stage where they can defuse a situation. But instead we've seen all across the country, not just Minneapolis, but, you know, political officials take the opportunity to stoke the fires against ICE and that's what's going on right now.”
    — Todd Lyons [00:39]
- He expresses sympathy for all affected:
  “...their hearts go out to everyone involved and that no one want what happened Wednesday.” [00:54]

Local Investigations and Community Actions

City and state leaders are critical of the FBI leading the investigation.
The Hennepin County DA asks the public to submit any video or evidence regarding the shooting directly to her office. [00:54]
Minneapolis Public Schools remain closed for the second day amid continued ICE operations and public protests; families will be offered remote learning. [01:06]

Other Key News Headlines

Sanctions Enforcement in the Caribbean [01:24]

CJ Papa reports on the fifth seizure of a sanctioned oil tanker by US Forces.
- Marines and DHS agents seized the tanker in the Caribbean.
- US Southern Command’s message:
  “There is no safe haven for criminals.” [01:37]

Venezuela Oil Industry Talks at the White House [01:45]

Oil executives scheduled to meet with President Trump about rebuilding Venezuela’s oil industry. [01:46]

Investigation into New York AG’s Hairdresser [02:15]

Federal prosecutors probe payments involving NY Attorney General Letitia James and longtime hairdresser Ayasota Marsh.
- Marsh indicted for bank fraud and aggravated identity theft relating to a Land Rover. [02:21]
- The probe is related to failed attempts by the Trump administration to pursue AG James legally. [02:42]

High-Profile Murder Case in New York [03:02]

Defense for Luigi Mangione tries to dismiss a potential death penalty charge, challenging if an alleged stalking was “violent” under law.
- They also contest other evidence, including a weapon found during arrest.

Tragic Fire in Switzerland [03:34]

National mourning after a deadly New Year’s Eve fire at a ski resort bar in Crans-Montana.
- 40 dead, 116 injured, with officials needing DNA to identify some victims.
- Investigators believe sparklers ignited the blaze; bar managers under investigation for lapsed inspections.

Notable Quotes & Moments

Jacob Frey (Mayor of Minneapolis) [00:06]:
“I dropped an F bomb. They killed somebody.”
Jacob Frey [00:17]:
“Yes, it was a reckless abuse of power... the narrative... was garbage and false and BS.”
Todd Lyons (Acting ICE Director) [00:39]:
“...political officials take the opportunity to stoke the fires against ICE and that's what's going on right now.”
US Southern Command (via X post) [01:37]:
“There is no safe haven for criminals.”

Timestamps of Major Segments

ICE shooting and Mayor Frey’s response: [00:02] – [00:32]
ICE perspective and ongoing investigation: [00:32] – [00:54]
Community response, school closures: [00:54] – [01:06]
Caribbean oil tanker seizure: [01:24] – [01:45]
White House—Venezuela oil industry: [01:45] – [02:00]
Investigation of NY AG’s hairdresser: [02:15] – [02:42]
NYC high-profile murder case update: [03:02] – [03:34]
Switzerland ski resort fire tragedy: [03:34] – [03:57]

Tone and Delivery

The episode delivers rapid-fire updates, blending blunt political criticism, somber tragedy, and investigative developments.
Speakers maintain a mix of urgency and empathy, especially on high-tension subjects.
Quotes from public officials emphasize high emotion and frustration, particularly surrounding the Minneapolis shooting.

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[00:03]
Lisa Brady
The Minneapolis mayor doubles down on Lisa Brady, FOX News.
[00:07]
Jacob Fry
I dropped an F bomb. They killed somebody.
[00:10]
Lisa Brady
Mayor Jacob Fry repeating his call for immigration agents to leave Minneapolis and defending his statements about Wednesday's deadly shooting.
[00:17]
Jacob Fry
Yes, it was a reckless abuse of power. I said that. What the narrative that the administration was pushing in the immediacy following this shooting was garbage and false and BS. It was.
[00:32]
Lisa Brady
Federal officials say the woman who was shot and killed was using her car as a weapon. Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons tells FOX.
[00:39]
Jacob Fry
Business you have elected officials that do have the bully pulpit in a large stage where they can defuse a situation. But instead we've seen all across the country, not just Minneapolis, but, you know, political officials take the opportunity to stoke the fires against ice and that's what's going on right now.
[00:55]
Lisa Brady
He also says their hearts go out to everyone involved and that no one want what happened Wednesday. City and state officials are also critical of the FBI leading that investigation. The Hennepin County DA in Minnesota now asking the public to submit video footage or other evidence directly to her office. And the Minneapolis school system, which has been closed for two days now, says it will offer families remote learning as ICE operations and protests continue. More sanctions enforcement in the Caribbean as US Forces seize another oil tanker in.
[01:25]
CJ Papa
The fifth seizure of a sanctioned oil tanker in recent weeks. The the military says Marines and sailors work with the Department of Homeland Security to seize the oil tanker in the Caribbean without incident. In a post on X US Southern Command saying, quote, once again, our joint interagency forces sent a clear message this morning. There is no safe haven for criminals.
[01:45]
Lisa Brady
Fox is right, Schmelz. In Washington, oil executives have a White House meeting today with President Trump about rebuilding Venezuela's oil industry. America is listening to FOX News.
[02:00]
Ainsley Earhardt
This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of.
[02:05]
CJ Papa
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[02:16]
Lisa Brady
Federal prosecutors are looking into payments involving New York's attorney general and her longtime hairdresser.
[02:22]
Ainsley Earhardt
The investigation is still in its early stages, but federal prosecutors say they want to talk to Ayasota Marsh, a hairdresser who has known New York Attorney General Letitia James for years. Last month, Marsh was indicted in the US District Court for the Western District of Louisiana and charged with bank fraud and aggravated identity theft in connection with a Land Rover purchased about three years ago. It's the latest effort by the Trump administration to pursue James, a longtime nemesis of President Trump who was indicted last year in a criminal investigation centered on her purchase of a Virginia home in 2020. A judge tossed the charges and two separate grand juries rejected subsequent efforts to charge James. In New York City, Tonya J. Powers, FOX News.
[03:03]
Lisa Brady
Defense attorneys for accused killer Luigi Mangione are trying to get a charge that could lead to the death penalty tossed out on a technicality, arguing that a stalking allegation doesn't meet a requirement for underlying violence. Today's hearing is in federal court. They've also been fighting in state court to have evidence excluded, including a gun found in a backpack. When Mangione was arrested in Pennsylvania several days after health care executive Brian Thompson was shot and killed in in New York City, a day of mourning in Switzerland after the deadly New Year's Eve fire at a ski resort.
[03:34]
CJ Papa
First, a hero's welcome for the firefighters who battled a massive blaze that destroyed the packed bar in Crowns, Montana. Then, church bells across the nation for five minutes, remembering the 40 dead that burned so severe. Officials needed families to supply DNA samples just to identify some victims. 116 people were injured and dozens are still hospitalized.
[03:57]
Lisa Brady
Fox's CJ Papa Investigators believe sparklers raised in the air ignited the ceiling and that fire inspections in the bar had lapsed. The bar managers are under investigation. Stocks remain higher. The dow is up 202. Elisa Brady, Fox News.