REAL AF with Andy Frisella

Episode 987: Andy & DJ CTI: ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Woman In Minneapolis, Trump Takes U.S. Out Of 66 Globalist Organizations And Treaties & RFK Jr.'s New Food Pyramid
Date: January 9, 2026

Episode Overview

In this episode, Andy Frisella and DJ dive deep into three major current events:

1. The fatal shooting of an activist by a federal ICE agent in Minneapolis and the political/media fallout
2. Donald Trump’s withdrawal of the US from 66 globalist organizations and notable treaties
3. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s overhaul of America’s dietary guidelines, including a new food pyramid

The hosts blend their signature mix of debate, sharp social commentary, and biting humor, challenging mainstream narratives and calling attention to what they see as the manipulation of the public by both political figures and media.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Minneapolis ICE Agent Shoots Activist: Event, Context & Fallout

(09:41–39:45)

• The Shooting: The hosts break down the death of Renee Nicole Good, an anti-ICE activist in Minneapolis, who drove her car at ICE agents and was shot by a federal agent.

  • Good was widely reported to have ties to anti-ICE activism via her child’s charter school and wider left-wing advocacy networks.
  • Andy and DJ read ICE’s official statement describing the incident as an act of domestic terrorism, citing an attempt by Good to “run over” agents (12:16).

• Media, Politician, and Community Response:

  • Mayor of Minneapolis’s Response: The hosts play a clip of Mayor Jacob Frey calling for ICE to “get the fuck out of Minneapolis” and blaming the agency for escalating violence (13:35).
    • Quote: “Get the fuck out of Minneapolis. We do not want you here… now somebody is dead. That’s on you. And it’s also on you to leave.” — Jacob Frey (paraphrased by DJ at 13:35).
  • Andy and DJ strongly criticize Frey and liken his speech to past instances where he sought public approval during the George Floyd protests (“This dude’s a Grade A clown, right?” — Andy, 15:44).

• Societal Shift, Accountability, and Law Enforcement:

  • The hosts argue that declining respect for law enforcement — encouraged by politicians and media — led to this deadly outcome.
    • “This is what happens when the law is not enforced. So now we have a situation where…the people who are most likely to disobey the law feel like, okay, I don’t have to obey the law anymore. And now they’re trying to impose the law, and you’re being met with resistance.” — DJ (22:59)
  • They stress a return to rule of law and that “bad decisions…can cost you everything” (33:06).

• Left-Wing 'Cannibalism,' Identity Politics, and Paid Protesters:

  • Point out factional fractures within left-wing activist spaces, including reluctance in certain activist circles to use slogans like “Say Her Name” for a white woman.
  • DJ and Andy repeatedly question whether protesters (including Good) are paid agitators and argue for investigating flow of funds to activist networks (27:09).

• Convenient Morality:

  • They highlight hypocrisy in media and activist responses to police shootings, referencing different reactions to incidents like Ashley Babbitt and George Floyd.
    • “You can’t celebrate the deaths of all these other people and then cry when one of your own gets killed and act like it’s a national tragedy.” — DJ (32:48)

• Escalation & Future Protests:

  • They predict increased law enforcement assertiveness and more incidents, reading breaking news about another ICE-involved shooting in Oregon (55:35).
  • “We are in the ‘fuck around, find out’ phase.” — Andy (58:00)

2. Trump Withdraws U.S. from 66 Globalist Organizations and Treaties

(39:46–54:13)

• The Withdrawal Announcement:

  • Trump has taken the US out of 66 organizations and treaties, most notably the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (40:28).
  • Hosts hail this as a win for national sovereignty and skepticism of “globalist” entities.
    • “That’s a win.” — DJ (40:28)
    • “Should’ve happened on the first day, but…” — DJ (40:31)

• Geopolitical Moves — Greenland, Venezuela, and Looming Global Conflict:

  • Elaborate on chatter about the US potentially purchasing Greenland, drawing parallels to prior territorial acquisitions and international tensions (41:08).
  • Discuss the escalating diplomatic and military posturing among China, Russia, and the US, referencing troop movements, resource grabs, and embassy evacuations.
    • “We’re getting close to a major conflict, dude.” — DJ (47:12)

• Domestic Political Maneuvering:

  • Note how headline-grabbing news (protests, shootings) distract from major policy changes, like the quiet extension of Obamacare subsidies (44:09).

• Core Message on Sovereignty:

  • Withdrawing from globalist treaties is positioned as vital to US strength in the face of coordinated enemies and to restoring an America-first posture.
    • “Trump’s coming in, he’s recognized that, and he says, hey, we’re very close to being in a very weak position geopolitically. And I’m going to do whatever the fuck I have to do, whether it be by force or whatever’s required, to make sure that that doesn’t happen.” — DJ (48:13)

3. RFK Jr.’s New Food Pyramid & Overhaul of Dietary Guidelines

(58:47–72:36)

• The Announcement:

  • Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveils new federal dietary guidelines focused on reducing processed foods, increasing protein and full-fat dairy, and overturning several decades’ worth of nutritional dogma.
    • “Americans should eat less packaged and highly processed foods and more protein and full-fat dairy according to the updated nutrition guides that the Trump administration released Wednesday.” — Andy (61:28)
  • Andy & DJ reflect on decades of erroneous dietary advice from the government and the deliberate promotion of unhealthy food and obesity for profit and social control.
    • “The government has consistently tried to promote unhealthy foods for people to eat… They attack things that work, they promote things that are unhealthy, and they do it for the purpose of control.” — DJ (60:49)

• Inverted Pyramid:

  • New food pyramid is described as “flipped,” focusing on meat, full-fat products and minimizing processed carbs, highlighting long-standing criticism from nutritional experts.

• Systemic Sabotage and Public Health:

  • Hosts emphasize how regulatory focus on low testosterone, obesity, and chronic illness is not accidental but a policy agenda, linking it to pharmaceutical and government profit.
    • “They are literally trying to make you conquerable. And if you don’t want to be conquered, you have to become unconquerable.” — DJ (66:10)
  • Note US health problems: “50% of Americans have prediabetes or diabetes, 75% of adults report at least one chronic condition.” — Andy (67:07)

• Broader Societal Implications:

  • Connect poor physical health, isolation (exacerbated by social media), and declining relationships/community as deliberate mechanisms ensuring a docile, controllable population.
    • “Everything America has been subjected to over the last 40 years has been for an agenda. And the agenda is about control. It’s about removing the strongest, most powerful country that’s ever existed in the history of humankind and making them a bunch of fat turds that can’t defend themselves.” — DJ (64:39)

4. Lighthearted Closing: Moose Brawls & Community Chat

(74:46–end)

• Moose Fight Video:

  • The show wraps with viral footage of two moose fighting and comical banter about wildlife, Alaska, and Andy’s desire to see a moose firsthand.

• Community Interaction:

  • Listeners encourage visits to Alaska; jokes exchanged about cold weather and the size/weight of moose (6'9", up to 1,500lbs).
  • “That’s breaking news: we got the first black man who wants to go to Alaska!” — Andy (80:16)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Today’s Activism:

  • “This is what happens when the law is not enforced…they don’t have to listen to the police. They can spit on them, they can scream at them…when the law is not enforced, this is the result.” – DJ (22:59)
  • “Convenient morality is the lack of morality. Because morality is not convenient. It doesn’t just go away; you apply it to every situation.” – DJ (33:07)

• On Trump’s Treaties/Foreign Policy:

  • “Trump’s not afraid to do the tyrant things to position us properly, and I think he will do those things.” – DJ (52:01)

• On the Old Food Pyramid:

  • “For 40 years they’ve been recommending that bullshit pyramid to people—the exact opposite of what they’ve known the entire time was the truth.” – DJ (62:22)
  • “If you want to rebel against the system, get your shit together. Personal excellence is the only thing that will fix what’s going on long-term.” – DJ (70:40)

Timestamps of Major Segments

| Segment | Topic | Timestamp | |-----------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------| | Intro/Banter | Light jokes, company talk, setting the table | 00:02–07:09 | | Minneapolis Shooting | Details, law enforcement, protest culture, political response | 09:41–39:45 | | Trump Global Exit | Treaties, international chessboard, domestic distractions, war talk | 39:46–54:13 | | Federal Agent Shootings in Oregon | Newsbreak, further law enforcement escalation | 55:35–58:47 | | RFK Jr. Food Pyramid | Overhauled dietary guidelines, government sabotage of public health | 58:47–72:36 | | Moose Fight & Alaska | Animal video, lighthearted wrap-up, listener engagement | 74:46–end |

Overall Tone

The episode is unapologetically blunt, opinionated, laced with humor (sometimes dark), and leans heavily on skepticism of mainstream media, progressive activism, and governmental institutions. Andy and DJ both combine social/political analysis with personal empowerment, recurring mantras about self-reliance, and “personal excellence.”

Useful For:

• Listeners seeking a critical/conservative breakdown of current events with minimal filter.
• Anyone interested in the intersection of law enforcement, activism, and media influence.
• Health-conscious individuals curious about the politicization of dietary advice.
• Those who enjoy confrontational, provocative political talk with healthy doses of humor.