Human Events with Jack Posobiec, January 9th, 2025

Summary

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Podcast Summary

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Episode: Human Events with Jack Posobiec, January 9th, 2025
Release Date: January 10, 2026
Host: Jack Posobiec
Guests: Liz Collin (Alpha News), Brecker Stahl (Daily Wire), Kevin Posobic, Julio Rosas (TPUSA Frontlines), Federal Law Enforcement Officer (Commander Bovino)

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Episode Overview

This episode of Human Events with Jack Posobiec delivers on-the-scene coverage from Minneapolis in the wake of a fatal encounter between an ICE officer and Renee Good, which has sparked widespread protests, vigils, and national scrutiny. Through in-depth interviews with journalists, law enforcement, and eye-witnesses, the episode explores conflicting narratives about the incident, the organization and escalation of anti-ICE protests, federal and local responses, and broader themes of law, activism, and media manipulation. The episode focuses on providing firsthand reportage and critical analysis of events on the ground, aiming to push back against what the host describes as misreporting by mainstream outlets.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The ICE Shooting Incident and Media Narratives

• Incident Recap: An ICE officer shot and killed Renee Good in Minneapolis after she reportedly attempted to hit him with her vehicle during an enforcement action. Protests immediately followed, with activists and community members setting up barricades and vigils (03:23–04:34).

• Conflicting Accounts:

  • Mainstream media narratives, amplified by activists, claim Renee Good was a victim, presenting her as an innocent bystander.
  • Alpha News obtained and released a new video that, according to Jack Posobiec and Liz Collin, contradicts this account by showing Good and her partner engaging in antagonistic actions with the ICE officer, including verbally harassing him before the fatal sequence (13:31–15:47).

• Quote – Liz Collin (Alpha News):

  "She is talking to—I don't want to even say talking, harassing—the ICE officer... she's got her phone up in his face as well as he's checking the license plates, and she calls him a big boy and is very degrading." (13:36)

• Host's Take:
  Jack Posobiec stresses that the narrative pushed by some media and protest groups is misleading, arguing that video evidence points toward deliberate provocation and aggression by Good and her partner:

  “This isn't some situation where she's sitting there minding her own business...They're conducting a disruption operation. They're part of this anti-ICE group.” (14:47)

2. Law Enforcement and Legal Implications

• Felony Murder Rule:
  Jack explains the implications of the felony murder rule, emphasizing that a death resulting from a crime makes all participants potentially liable—even if not the direct killer. He points out that Minnesota has recently limited this rule at the state level under Governor Walz, but it still applies federally, and this case involves federal agents (18:28–20:13).

• Jurisdiction Disputes:
  There's tension between local (state and city) authorities—especially Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and MN’s BCA—and federal agencies (FBI), as both seek control over the investigation, with the host cautioning about possible manipulation or politicization of the process (20:13–21:21).

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3. Protest Dynamics: On the Ground in Minneapolis

• Escalating Protests:
  Agitators and supporters converge on Minneapolis as calls go out nationwide; ICE, federal agencies, and local law enforcement prepare for a volatile weekend, canceling days off and preparing riot contingents (07:04–07:24).

• Field Reporting from Protest Sites:

  • Protesters at ICE facilities are confrontational, sometimes physically or verbally abusive to officers.
  • Two “types” of protesters are described: those openly hostile and likely to cause direct confrontation, and those organized to create symbolic or nonviolent disruption—though sometimes restraining more radical elements in their own ranks.
  • Tactics include human barricades, swarming vehicles, and organized online recruitment for nationwide protests (29:00–31:09).

• Quote – Brecker Stahl (Daily Wire):

  “You're seeing ones that are angry, yelling at officials ‘kill yourself, you're Nazis’... then you also see some protesters who say lesser insults... I think what we're seeing is the people...likely to cause destruction, likely to cause some bad things to happen.” (29:00)

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4. Organization, Infiltration & Funding of Protests

• Outside Organizing:

  • Indivisible and similar groups are shown to be organizing and mobilizing protestors, both locally and from out of state, including providing resources, crowd tactics, and directions through Google Docs and mass messaging campaigns (41:40–44:17).
  • Protests recruit openly online, suggesting anyone can host a vigil or demonstration and distributing “best practices” for civil disobedience and de-escalation.

• Support Logistics:

  • Protest sites reportedly have robust logistic support—supplies, food, hand warmers, etc.—sometimes echoing tactics seen in Seattle’s CHAZ/CHOP in 2020.
  • Host and guests raise questions about the funding and supply chains supporting these protests.

• Quote – Kevin Posobic:

  “Many handwarmers. Coffee, snacks, hot dogs. People coming in, food trucks keeping everyone warm and fed and ready to continue the action... Who is funding those supplies?” (40:10)

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5. Law Enforcement Perspective

• Federal Mission Unabated:

  • Commander Bovino describes ongoing Title 8 immigration enforcement and notes arrests of individuals with significant criminal records, reinforcing the law enforcement view that operations continue despite protests and violence (36:33–37:28).

• Effect on Crime:

  • Bovino asserts that the presence of federal officers causes a “double-digit drop in criminal activity” wherever they operate.
  • Affirms commitment:

    “We work for Ma and Pa America. We’re proud to do this mission.” (37:41)

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6. Radicalization and Ongoing Risk

• Cycle of Outrage:

  • Julio Rosas compares the continuing activism and outrage to previous protest waves (George Floyd, Kenosha, CHAZ), warning that “people are so indoctrinated by their WOKE ideology that suburban moms are now willing to ram ICE agents" (52:24–53:21).

• Future Risks:

  • Predicts violence will increase as weather warms and as activists continue to reject video evidence that counteracts their narrative; expects a "busy year covering riots and protests and, unfortunately, attacks against federal law enforcement" (53:21–54:46).

• Quote – Julio Rosas:

  “Even with this new video, people are still calling for this guy to be strung up in the streets, basically. It’s just an outrage cycle.” (53:21)

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Notable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps

• Liz Collin (Alpha News):

  “You can clearly see that this officer is hit by the vehicle... we've reported for months about these groups that have infiltrated the ICE system in many ways.” (05:57)

• Jack Posobiec:

  “They're harassing employees, surrounding cars, forming human barricades... Do you think this is going to get as bad as 2020?” (05:35)

• Brecker Stahl:

  “You are seeing just like... the line between what the state, what Jacob Fry is saying about Minneapolis, and you’re seeing that tension.” (31:23)

• Commander Bovino:

  "Every city we’ve been to, you’ve seen that double-digit drop in criminal activity... We’re proud to be here, we’re proud to do this mission." (37:41)

• Julio Rosas:

  "I expect it to get worse once it's actually warmer... I'm personally expecting a very busy year covering riots and protests and, unfortunately, attacks against federal law enforcement." (53:21–54:46)

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Timeline of Major Segments

| Time | Topic / Segment | |-------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 02:36 | Opening and ICE shooting breaking news analysis | | 05:25 | In-person reporting with Liz Collin (Alpha News) | | 13:31–18:28 | Exclusive video breakdown and legal discussion | | 26:07–33:09 | Live from protests with Brecker Stahl (Daily Wire) | | 36:03–38:10 | Federal law enforcement interview (Commander Bovino) | | 38:25–44:17 | Infiltration of Indivisible texts, supply lines, and protest planning | | 50:42–54:46 | Julio Rosas on the ground, national protest implications, future outlook |

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Conclusion

This episode provides direct reporting from Minneapolis during a volatile period, scrutinizing the ICE shooting of Renee Good, dissecting media narratives, and delving into the organization and aims of anti-ICE protests. With exclusive video analysis, live field reports, and commentary from journalists and law enforcement, Posobiec and guests argue that activists and some media outlets are promoting false narratives, and that confrontations will become more intense as federal enforcement increases. The show encourages listeners to question established narratives and brace for further unrest throughout the year, setting a tone of skepticism toward both media and activist messaging.

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Transcript

[Jack Posobiec]

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[Jack Posobiec]

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[Brecker Stahl]

We are learning that President Trump has canceled his second wave of attacks on Venezuela. That's ahead of a meeting at the White House scheduled for today to discuss oil. Here is this post here from President Trump that I put up on your screen. It says Venezuela is releasing large numbers of political prisoners as a sign of seeking peace. This is a very important and smart gesture. The USA and Venezuela are working well together, especially as it pertains to rebuilding in a much bigger, better and more modern form, their oil and gas infrastructure. Because of this cooperation, I have canceled the previously expected second wave of attacks, which looks like it will not be needed. However, all ships will stay in place for safety and security purposes.

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Wednesday morning, a bystander films as an ICE agent shoots and kills Renee Goode in her vehicle.

[Jack Posobiec]

More than 24 hours later, the street.

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Is still filled with mourners. A vigil grows as people strengthen barricades.

[Jack Posobiec]

Blocking off traffic between 33rd and 34th.

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Streets on Portland Avenue.

[Federal Law Enforcement Officer]

Ivan, downtown Seattle, where anti ICE protesters.

[Jack Posobiec]

Gathered at the Federal Building tonight.

[Julio Rosas]

ICE out of Seattle.

[Jack Posobiec]

ICE out of everywhere.

[Liz Collin]

Yesterday, armed ICE agents in an unmarked vehicle detained three North Seattle neighbors at Evergreen Washelli Cemetery. I am furious at the federal government's abuse of power. It is unacceptable to kidnap people who are simply going about their lives. There is no place for this in Seattle.

[Brecker Stahl]

DHS identifying one person as Luis Moncada. They say that he illegally entered the US in 2022 and was, quote, released.

[Liz Collin]

Into the country by the Biden administration.

[Brecker Stahl]

DHS also says he's been arrested for.

[Liz Collin]

DUI and unauthorized use of a vehicle.

[Brecker Stahl]

The passenger in this case has been.

[Liz Collin]

Identified as Yolanis Zimbrano Contreras. DHS says that she also a, quote, illegal alien from Venezuela with ties to the trendy Aragua gang. They say that she was also involved in a prior shooting here in Portland.

[Julio Rosas]

Just to put this in perspective for American taxpayers, for American families, the gao, the General Accounting Office, believes that there.

[Jack Posobiec]

Is somewhere between 3 and 600 billion of annual fraud, roughly 10% of government spending that disappears due to fraud.

[Julio Rosas]

If we can recapture that, that is.

[Jack Posobiec]

1 to 2% of GDP. Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily. We are here live on the ground Minneapolis, Minnesota, or I should say just outside of Minneapolis, Minnesota. You've got myself, Jack Posobic. I'm here joined with Liz Collin, Alpha News. Liz, thank you so thank you so much for joining us. And incredible to be on in person for once.

[Liz Collin]

Incredible for us to have you here in Minnesota. I always wish it was under better circumstances. But we're grateful for the spotlight you give our work over at Alpha News and I know a lot to talk about.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, there certainly is. Look, I've just come from the federal building this morning. Complete insanity there. Just from this was 9:00am in the morning, it's freezing cold outside and yet these agitators are out there. They're harassing employee, just basic employees that are showing up to work, they're surrounding cars, they're forming human barricades. Do you think this is going to get as bad as 2020?

[Liz Collin]

You know, it does seem that we're seeing, seeing indications now that it already is not. I will say that Alpha News just recently released the video obtained from sources of what actually took place place that day on Wednesday morning with the ICE officer and Renee Good. And that tells a different story than what a lot of these activists and even the mainstream media in Minnesota is telling. I know you guys will be featuring that video as well, but you can clearly see that this officer is hit by the vehicle. And this agitation that has gone on. We've reported for months about these groups that have infiltrated the ICE system in many ways. They're following these officers out to calls and making it very difficult, difficult for them to, to do their, their jobs. But just judging by the last couple of nights, the city crews have cleared the barricade now they've opened up the street around the, you know, makeshift memorial they have there in Minneapolis. We haven't seen, you know, anything start on fire quite yet. So all, all indications are that this is not July, this is January. And that's playing a role in the response, I think as well.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, it certainly is. But at the same time we're also seeing, and we'll have. My brother's coming on in a minute. He's been working to get on some of the lists, these mailing lists, email lists, text message lists. And the blasts are going out like crazy, indivisible. And other groups are saying, come to Minneapolis, come in. It seems like this weekend things could get really wild.

[Liz Collin]

Yeah, I think the weekend we will definitely see. I know mpd, the Minneapolis Police Department, their days off have been canceled through Sunday we are aware of. And they're working, you know, kind of in their riot mode, I guess, if you will. I think a lot of lessons have been learned. Perhaps maybe our political leaders haven't quite figured it out, but lessons have been learned on the ground. And you know, they're, they're reacting it seems already very differently. We saw yesterday several arrests take place. If anybody was getting anywhere close to these federal officers, you know, they, they were out of there.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, and I certainly saw that as well because actually if people were getting close to the officers this morning, you didn't see them originally, but they, they, they, there were all these cars in the parking lot and SUVs, a couple of minivans. And the minute when someone was getting too close, all of a sudden all of the doors popped open at once. And what did you. I wish I had gotten video of this, but it happened so fast that all of just about a dozen agents in full kit popped out all at the same time. You didn't even know they were there. They, they were lying in wait. Somebody crossed the line and crossed into actual illegal activity or breaking the law to they popped out immediately, swarmed, arrested, got them right off.

[Liz Collin]

And it's just so repulsive to see you have these people trying to get in the way of these officers. But, but they are reacting I think much differently. And perhaps, you know, federal agents are following different orders. We've seen kind of a stand down order from MPD certainly in the past, but you had people spitting at officers that we captured.

[Jack Posobiec]

Coming up on our our first break. We're here with Liz Collin, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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[Liz Collin]

Well, I think you can actually, in this video, it's about a 45 second video clip that we've obtained through sources, but about 45 seconds that you can clearly hear. She identifies herself as the wife of Renee on scene, but she is talking to, I don't want to even say talking. Harassing the isis. Yeah. Who's actually asking them to leave. And she has her, you know, phone up in his face as well as he's checking the license plates. And this is all from his viewpoint. This is how the, this is the body, the video captures cell phone video of what took place that we've obtained. But also you can see that she's saying something, calling him a big boy and you know, is very degrading to the ICE officer who's simply asking them to get out of the way. And then you have the officer who approaches the front of the vehicle, this maroon SUV and you can clearly see the woman looking right at the officer in front of her. I think it's very clear from the video. And she turns the wheel and obviously steps on the gas and you can actually hear her hitting the, the officer and this is when he obviously fires the shot.

[Jack Posobiec]

So in this video we can see that this isn't some situation where she's sitting there minding her own business. I've seen people online say, oh, she just dropped her son off at school and she was trying to get home. This isn't that, this is her and her partner are there instigating. They're conducting a disruption operation. They're part of this anti ICE group we saw the New York Post has out today that they've received training, that they received orchestration for doing this and they are there conducting those anti ICE operations. There's no question in my mind that that's exactly who they were targeting. And as you say, we see in this video now that she is looking directly at the officer in front of her as she's, she's, you can see her spinning the wheel, turning the wheel very quickly because maybe that she's, you know, she's, she's on ice. I've been driving around here a little bit as well. There's ice all over the roads completely frozen. And it seems to me to be a completely different narrative than one that's being told in the mainstream media and certainly on the ground.

[Liz Collin]

You know, I think what's also telling about this video that you can see is she's looking at her wife, seems to try to get into the vehicle on the video, and she's not even looking at her wife or acknowledging that at all as her wife is trying to get in the vehicle with her. Instead, she seems dead set, laser focused on the officer in front of her and. And guns at it. You can even actually. Even hear it in the video.

[Jack Posobiec]

What are your sources saying? Oh, we, we actually have. We actually have the full video. Guys, let's go and let's play that now.

[Liz Collin]

That's fine. Dude, I'm not mad. Boy, show your face.

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[Liz Collin]

It's okay. 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. That's fine. U. S. Citizen, you want to come at us? You want to come at us? I said, go get yourself some lunch, big boy. Okay?

[Jack Posobiec]

And this video, it's just. It's a complete bombshell. You had the scoop on this. I just have to say, you know, looking at this, one of the things. And I was speaking to some lawyers, legal experts from the Article 3 project this morning. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's a crime in the state of Minnesota to interfere with police operations.

[Liz Collin]

Absolutely. And frankly, they should have been doing this a long time ago, actually, I think enforcing these laws. And now we have this situation where, you know, the streets have been flooded in a way with these ICE agents and many people, taxpayers, very thankful for just that. But you've already allowed a lot of these infiltrators to be out there and organized at this point. And you can see also on surveillance video that this woman's car was parked in this spot for about three minutes before the officer even arrives on scene. So they're parked, you know, perpendicular in the middle of the road as the officers are trying to complete their operation. So they're there for some time. She didn't just pull up after dropping her son off from school, as the mainstream media here in Minnesota likes to peddle that already. But she'd been there. This was in the. The wife gets out of the vehicle and she's got her cell phone up to the officer's face almost immediately and, you know, insulting him and doing what she can to instigate the situation.

[Jack Posobiec]

So she's instigating the situation, they're agitating. They've been there for three minutes, blocking traffic. The idea, and this is something where, you know, I've even come in and interestingly, there's a question of it's a legal matter. There's something called the Felony Murder Rule. And under the Felony Murder Rule in most states and in the federal government that if you are in the commission of a crime and a death occurs as a direct result of that crime, even if you didn't commit the killing, you can become liable for it. Now, I understand that Tim Walls actually changed this law in Minnesota to make it, to really defang it just a couple of years ago. You familiar with that legislative update?

[Liz Collin]

I'm actually not. This doesn't surprise, surprise.

[Jack Posobiec]

So it just, apparently it's something that criminal justice performers have been asking for, for a long time. And he says only the new law states Under Waltz from 2023, that only if you're an active participant in the, the act of the killing does that take place. So that's one of the most progressive versions of this. So it's kind of like if you're in a bank robbery, if you're in a, in a bank robbery and you're the getaway driver, but they shoot a security guard and they kill the guard, that driver can still be liable for the death of the, of the security guard, even if he didn't pull the trigger. That's the Felony Murder Rule. However, even though it was changed in Minnesota at the federal level, it is still on the books in the traditional way. And this was a crime against federal law enforcement. You have an attempted ramming of a federal officer here. There's a real possibility that, and I'm just talking to lawyers and basic legal analysis here, that that partner who's out there instigating and disrupting these operations could face legal liability herself.

[Liz Collin]

We even heard, though, this morning they are so desperate to hold onto this investigation at the state level. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry making remarks about that today that they are going to go ahead with their own investigation, despite the FBI saying we don't want the BCA working on this. The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension here in Minnesota, we're going to go ahead and take over this, which it's their purview they're obviously allowed to do. This is a federal agency. But we saw this actually with the George Floyd incident as well. You had BCA agents that went in six months after that to search George Floyd's car Again. And then all of a sudden, this is when they discover pills, you know, laced with fentanyl and methamphetamine. And that happened six months later. So in many of these cases, they're tied to Governor Walz and these state investigators know that as well, many of them his cronies. There's certainly a lot of good BCA agents, but they're just so desperate to hold on to this investigation because they are able to manipulate the law in Minnesota and sort of do their own thing. But I think with this glaring spotlight of the national, all these national agencies and federal agencies that are here now, that's not going to happen.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, and I think it's, it's put it this way, how have you noticed this narrative play out? You were here five years ago. I actually just came from George Floyd Square this morning. First time, first time, first time visiting. It's so different from what happened with Derek Chauvin and George Floyd because now there is not only one narrative that's getting out, there's actually the media narrative and the true narrative.

[Liz Collin]

Yeah. And I think that's why we have been trying to push out, even on this situation, as much information as possible. We're thankful, obviously, for this exclusive video. But get this out there right away if you're going to go ahead and, and back this woman who clearly revs her engine at this ICE officer. People need to see that and they need to see it soon. We saw the body camera footage in the Chauvin case that was withheld from the public for nearly two months. That's right, yeah. And you could only see, only one.

[Jack Posobiec]

Video was allowed to be shown.

[Liz Collin]

Right. And it was just a freeze frame in Derek Chauvin's trial that we were allowed to see again and again. Which is why, you know, we did the fall of Minneapolis and we just simply started with, here's all the body camera footage. Decide for yourself if you know more of the. More of the picture. But you can already see, you know, the way the message is manipulated by Governor Walz. We're going to war with the federal government and just trying to incite this again. But I do feel it does seem differently. We haven't seen the crowds that we saw in 2020. Again, you're right. We'll see what the weekend brings. But the fact that they're even. The city crews were out today opening up the roads. I've been a reporter in Minnesota for 20 years. We've had a police station under siege for two months. We allowed a police station to burn.

[Jack Posobiec]

This is a Liz Colin where can people go to follow you?

[Liz Collin]

For all the scoops at Liz Colin on X, AlphaNews.org is where we're at.

[Jack Posobiec]

Honor to be here with you.

[Liz Collin]

Honors all mine. Thank you Jack.

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[Liz Collin]

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[Jack Posobiec]

Jackson, where's Jack? He's got a great job. All right. All right folks, we're back live here. Human Events Daily, Minneapolis, Minnesota Want to go now live to Brecker Stahl. She is a fantastic field reporter for Daily Wire and she is right outside of the ICE field office right now where things are popping off in Minneapolis. Breca, tell us what's going on on the ground.

[Brecker Stahl]

Well, popping off was the right word. We just had two pepper balls be fired into the crowd. It's on their feet. So it's not directly hitting protesters, but what's going on is they are putting up barricades. And so you see these cranes putting in these heavy barricades and the protesters don't seem to like that. And they're firing back, they're getting in the way. They're being non compliant of these law enforcement agents. Again, similar to that woman. And with that new video we saw from Alpha News, the woman was non compliant. She wouldn't get out of the car. These protesters are doing the same thing right now at this ICE facility that we're at.

[Jack Posobiec]

And as you're seeing it there, compare it to yesterday, because I know you were out there yesterday. You were interviewing people. Things seemed a little calmer, although you were getting. You had this viral video where the woman is talking about her white tears. Are you seeing that type of person show up or is this more people who are coming out looking for a fight?

[Brecker Stahl]

So I would say the ice field facility is. That's where you have angry protesters. And so they're interacting with the officers, they're screaming insults. And then at the vigil scene where she passed away is where you're seeing calmer, more people mourning her. And it's definitely a different vibe here. Angry, those protesters sad and just all around not happy to be there.

[Jack Posobiec]

Now, one of the pieces of information we received earlier was that different agitators were coming from out of state or other places to come in. The people that you're seeing today, are they the same ones as yesterday or are you seeing new faces show up?

[Brecker Stahl]

So this really started, I feel like on Thursday people got in and it took some time. Thursday was quieter. The furthest we had heard from a protester coming from was Austin. Now we're starting to hear from people who have come from further out. I expect this to continue. Last night we saw that big march, like 5,000, 6,000 people. These people are coming in, they're being drawn into it. They're being inspired by other people. And they're coming in to get into the action and get into this movement. They want this to be a big movement. That's what I'm hearing. But they also want it different than the George Floyd movement because when I was Talking to some protesters, they said that George Floyd, they feel like the violence and the destruction to the city that happened put a bad taste to Black Lives Matter. And so they don't want violence to then ruin their anti ICE campaign. And so I think that's why we're seeing calmer right now. It's going to be interesting as we get to Saturday with more people coming in and just as tensions build. So it's going to be interesting to see what happens. But definitely people coming out from further than before as the days go on.

[Jack Posobiec]

But as you say, they're, they're not conducting the violence against the city, against random businesses, but how are they treating ICE officers and ICE employees when they come by?

[Brecker Stahl]

So you really seen two different types of protesters. So you're seeing ones that are angry. They're yelling at these officials to go kill themselves, get a real job. You are terrorists, You're Nazis. And then you also see some protesters who say lesser complaints or lesser insults, such as, I hope your hotel has bedbugs. And so I think what we're seeing is the people who are angry and saying those things. Those are the ones likely to cause destruction, likely to cause some bad things to happen. Then the ones that say lesser insults. I'm my guess is maybe they're part of the campaign, maybe they're trying to be organized. And so that's what we're looking at, but seeing different types of protesters, which is really interesting all across the spectrum. And also yesterday at this field office, we saw one protester get unruly, started throwing something at the officials and other protesters actually reigned her in. So all different types and just a big movement here with lots going on.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, unfortunately, they're able to use those crowds to be able to protect themselves, use those crowds to be able to conceal those people who are being more violent. When I was there this just earlier this morning, a couple hours ago, we saw as people were, as ICE officers and federal employees were showing up, they were swarming the cars. We were live on War Room and there was one car that had to drive at full speed just to be able to get through this human blockade. Are they still doing the human blockades in the road the way they were this morning and swarming cars?

[Brecker Stahl]

Yes. Seeing that where cars try and go in, ICE officers have to break it up. That's where we're seeing some of the pepper balls. And we also saw that last night where it's like they overtook these city streets and they're not letting any cars through. And what I Also noticed was there really wasn't police out there. And I asked one poster or one protester, and she said this was different than the George Floyd movement where there were tons of police. But she said this time it seems like the police are being respectful of the movement. And so definitely just seeing them causing interruptions to the city, to the daily life, and law enforcement's having to get involved. And that's just what we're seeing.

[Jack Posobiec]

Do we have any indications at this point that have you seen any National Guard? Because I know moving at all? Because we know that Tim Walls has talked about this, and I understand there's National Guard facility that's pretty much right across the street.

[Brecker Stahl]

I haven't seen any movement from the National Guard. But I feel like the message, as you've heard from the president, from the vice president, is that they are there with these officials, they're with the state of Minnesota, they're going to protect it, and they're going to bring in that power when they need to. The messaging is consistent and they don't want the city interrupted. And so you are seeing just like the line between what the state, what Jacob Fry is saying about the city of Minneapolis, and so you're seeing that tension. So far, no movement that I've seen of the National Guard. But I think, like, as things develop or things potentially escalate, that's when they would come in and that's when you would see action from the president and from the vice president.

[Jack Posobiec]

Now, this new video that's just been released by Alpha News, the cell phone footage, the woman staring directly at the officer as she revs the engine and floors the gas. Do these agitators that you're around, are they talking about this video? Have they seen this video? Has that video been shown to them? Or have they changed any of their behavior because of the release of this video?

[Brecker Stahl]

I haven't seen any so far. I think these protesters are busy yelling insults. I don't know how open they are to seeing a different side than the narrative that they came with today. And so I'm about to get in the crowd, about to ask more questions. But before this interview, I hadn't heard anything about the video or any of the new footage that they were being asked about. So we'll see what they say. But definitely they seem very in tune to their narrative that, that they're sticking with, and that's what they're going on. I don't know if there's anything anyone could say to some of these protesters to convince them otherwise so definitely will be interesting to get in there and ask and see what's going on.

[Jack Posobiec]

Rebecca, incredible work. Where can where can people follow you to cover to watch all your coverage and please stay safe.

[Brecker Stahl]

I'm with my team with the Daily Wire so the Daily Wire is always great and just going to continue being on the ground and like you said just in Minnesota. But great to be with you today.

[Jack Posobiec]

All right, we'll be right back. Human Events Daily.

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[Liz Collin]

Jack.

[Jack Posobiec]

Where's Jack? Where is he? Jack I want to see you. Great job, Jack.

[Liz Collin]

Thank you.

[Jack Posobiec]

What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys, and these are the guys who've been getting bullishers.

[Kevin Posobic]

All right, welcome back in. It's Kevin Posobic with Human Events. And I'm here with this man, needs no introduction, but this is Commander Bavino. Right, Bavino.

[Jack Posobiec]

You got it Perfect.

[Kevin Posobic]

Okay. And he's been gracious enough to give us a minute of his time. We're at the Capitol building here. And sir, give us an update on what you experienced today and then basically what you're looking forward to this weekend and how, how operations are going.

[Julio Rosas]

Sure.

[Federal Law Enforcement Officer]

Well, as you know, we're here conducting that Title 8 immigration enforcement. That's ICE, Border Patrol and those allied law enforcement teams, FBI, DEA, ATF, all those teams are together today. And what we're doing is we're integrating together to go after that Title 8 mission. Now, you asked what's happening today. The past couple of days we've seen a lot of violence, a lot of riots, a lot of protests and things like that. So we're contending with that. But I'd like the viewers to know that we continue to prosecute that Title 8 immigration mission despite the violence that we're up against, the violence that our agents and ICE are up against. As you know, there was a tragic event that happened yesterday. Despite all that, we're making arrests. Just today we arrested two Somalis with significant criminal rap sheets right downtown. Many yesterday. They were both illegal aliens. So we're going after that mission and we're not going to stop.

[Kevin Posobic]

Okay. And that's a great point. Yeah. To focus on the mission title alien. Not just randomly costing people on the street like they're trying to paint the narrative as any. Any other final words before we go?

[Liz Collin]

Sure.

[Federal Law Enforcement Officer]

You know, I think that every city we've been to, you've seen that double digit drop in criminal activity, in crimes, violent crimes, things like burglary, robbery, carjackings. The whole gamut of violent crimes has dropped. You're going to see that in Minneapolis as well when we come to town. We, whether it's the mean green machine, the U.S. border Patrol as well as ICE and those other allied teams. We're here and we work for Ma and Pa America. We work for you, Ma and Pa America. We're proud to be here. We're proud to do this mission and we're proud to work for you.

[Kevin Posobic]

That's right. Restoring law and order. That's what we're all about. And I just want to let you know Patriots are here to support you guys and help you rally on however we can.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, thank you.

[Kevin Posobic]

Thank you so much, sir. Already.

[Jack Posobiec]

All right, we're back. Jack Posobic. We're here also with Kevin Posoba. Kevin, you've been out here on the ground. You got here yesterday. I got in today. Kevin, tell me what you saw. You just interviewed Commander Bovino. Incredible job getting the exclusive there. Tell me what you saw on the ground when you went to. So, the Minneapolis Autonomous Zone, you got to visit it last night? I got by this morning. It's already been dismantled. Now all that's left is this memorial to Renee Good, who attempted to murder an ICE agent there in the field. We've got this new video where she's staring directly at him as she attempts to drive him over. What did you see at the Maz? Because as far as I can tell, you're one of the only people that was actually at both the Maz, the Minneapolis Autonomous Zone, and the Chaz five years ago.

[Kevin Posobic]

I believe I'm probably one of the few. Yeah. And it was very eerily similar, Jack, to the jazz in Seattle, 2020 Calenderson Park. And you know, there was multiple barricades and barrel fires last night as well. There was even like a makeshift wigwam or something, kind of like liberal sweat lodge where they were attempting to build a structure for long term use and people could stay warm inside of it. It. But thankfully it's been dismantled, as we all know. But, I mean, Chaz lasted about three weeks. I thought we were going to be heading back there after this, but it was. Yeah, well, it was pretty well attended, I guess. Maybe about 300 people. It was a little cold, so that is a major difference.

[Jack Posobiec]

Tell me about. Tell me about the supplies that you saw there, because I mentioned to you on the phone about. About hand warmers, if you had any. And what did you say?

[Kevin Posobic]

Oh, there was no. There was no shortage of hand warmers there, like last night. Many. I don't know if they were local people or if they were called in or maybe hired by an outside source, funded from an outside source. Many hand warmers. There's all kinds of coffee snacks, fruit snacks, hot dogs. People were coming into food trucks to keep everybody well fed and warm and ready to continue taking action. So half of the crowd was there last night, and then the other half was marching down Lake. There was a. There was a rally on Lake Road, I think.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, and before, before we, before we move off of that, I want to point out that what we saw in Chaz was that people who were supporters of Chaz were using online instruments to send money to the criminals in the Capitol Hill autonomous zone. They were using cash app, they had the riot food truck. They had all this other stuff where people online and these groups like, like Indivisible now where they were using money laundering tactics to be able to send money from off site to there. And guess what? So guess what I saw even when I was at the memorial today. There was food, there were supplies. That was all still there. And there were, there were definitely some like antifa style guards around all of that as well as at the memorial. Now to be sure, there were also local police just keeping everybody safe. But we saw those same supplies as well. Who is funding those supplies? You've got some information on Indivisible that's true.

[Kevin Posobic]

Yeah. Well, anybody could sign up for a local event happening weekend of action they're calling for. If you are familiar with the no Kings protest, that whole database has been also relayed, commandeered if you will, to Indivisibles for this weekend. And you can find your local event or maybe, hey, Jack, we could create one of our own if we want to.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, so what you're saying is, so you've signed up for the individual Indivisible text message chain. You're getting messages from Indivisible. What is it? And what is it? What are they sending to you? And please show it to the camera.

[Kevin Posobic]

There's all kinds of resources you can get here on what to do at the event. They're talking about having, even bringing like makeshift coffins or, or encouraging people to do chalk lines in the ground or have empty shoes as demonstrations. There's demonstration examples all in this convenient resource link here.

[Jack Posobiec]

And when, when are they calling for this? What's the time frame?

[Kevin Posobic]

The time frame, I believe, I guess anytime tomorrow and Sunday. It's the 10th and 11th weekend of action here.

[Jack Posobiec]

So they're called there. So let me get this straight. And it's on a Google Doc, Jackson. So they've got a Google Doc up. Indivisible is calling for a weekend of action. This is, this is breaking news exclusive Human Events Daily. You've infiltrated the, the Indivisible online forum where they're organizing a weekend of action here in Minneapolis, Saturday, Sunday. This ties into the reporting that we've been doing the last couple of days about groups from all around the country converging On Minneapolis this weekend.

[Kevin Posobic]

Yes. And not only. Not only what to do at events, but how to deal with law enforcement.

[Liz Collin]

What does it say there?

[Kevin Posobic]

If you choose to not want to be arrested or how to de. Escalate things or take further action to make your voice heard, who knows what that'll look like? So there's a message here, and then there's. There's information on hosting your own ICE out for good event and public vigils, memorials, silent marches, because they're always silent, they're always peaceful. That's a Martin Luther King tag.

[Jack Posobiec]

Tell us.

[Kevin Posobic]

Just keep us.

[Jack Posobiec]

Just, Just say exactly what it says there.

[Kevin Posobic]

Well, there's a whole list. There's visual actions as far as the empty shoes and whatnot. There's. There's resources for participants wearing black or white, so keep an eye out for everybody.

[Jack Posobiec]

There's calling wear black and white.

[Kevin Posobic]

They're. They're saying no chanting. Silence is the message. We'll see how long that lasts.

[Jack Posobiec]

Interesting. Just. Yes, yeah, just. What else is. Does it say?

[Kevin Posobic]

Holding moments of silence, reading people's names during these vigils. None of that has been followed so far. You were just down at the Whipple Building, and they were not keeping quiet there.

[Jack Posobiec]

And so what else does it say there?

[Kevin Posobic]

So another part is the names of people. Renee Good, Silverio Gonzalez, Carlos Menez, and several others. So they're trying to also take over. I mean, this was. This was one person, and they're using it as a bit of a linchpin, I guess, to further. Further this, you know, anti ICE protest. Can I see the nationwide. Absolutely, yeah. Scroll through it.

[Jack Posobiec]

Look at this. Host how to host your own. They're calling it ICE Out. They're saying ICE Out. They want other people to set this up. Now, remember, this is the same group that set up the no Kings event. No Kings, of course, goes back to the French Revolution when they. When they used to have the slogan no Kings, no lords that led to the murder of the kings. This is when they're called no Kings. That's why they had that protest. What does it say? It says civil disobedience. They're asking for civil disobedience. Weapons of any. They're saying. They're asking people not to bring weapons. However, they say, we understand that some hosts may want to have their events at or near a law enforcement facility, and those include detention centers. They're also. But listen to this. Oh, my goodness. Even. Wait, hold on. They're talking about. They're talking about where to have areas where you can focus on public officials that are quote lower security risk and threats and the individuals who manage and maintain those facilities can choose to take action accordingly. Take action accordingly folks. This is huge. Human Events has infiltrated Indivisible. I'll be right back.

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[Jack Posobiec]

Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic book.

[Julio Rosas]

Everybody's talking about it. Go get it. And he's been my friend right from.

[Jack Posobiec]

The beginning of this whole beautiful event.

[Julio Rosas]

And we're going to turn it around.

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And make our country great again.

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Amen okay, here we go. Here we go.

[Jack Posobiec]

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[Julio Rosas]

All this is bringing back great memories from 2020.

[Jack Posobiec]

It certainly is bringing it all back. Tell us, what did you see last night down at Lake Chicago this, this march that you were covering?

[Julio Rosas]

I mean, so this was pretty significant because you have to remember, right? I mean, it's obvious it's January. And on top of that, on top of the call, it was, it was sleeting. And so even despite that, you like thousands of people marching down along Lake street. And that's significant because Lake street was heavily damaged by BLM rioters back in 2020. So that's why a lot of people are on edge of even more kind of violent things happening because that was only, you know, barely six years ago. So, but, but this time, obviously the issue is different in the sense that, you know, they were calling for Governor Walz or calling for Mayor Fry to issue an arrest warrant for the ICE agent involved in this self defense shooting. And so even though we've had all these videos from multiple different angles. I know you just had Liz Colin on to discuss the video that they just released. You know, I'm seeing a lot of, you know, a lot of liberals, a lot of progressives, a lot of Democrats still saying, this guy still murdered Renee. Good. And that just kind of shows how, you know, you can show everybody the evidence. And it harkens back to the power Rittenhouse case where, you know, in that case, another self defense shooting, you have all this evidence and people still to this day consider caught Rittenhouse murder. And so unfortunately for this ICE agent, it seems like that's going to be the same for him as well.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, unfortunately that we do see these people that have been completely radicalized. They've been so indoctrinated by their WOKE ideology that you've now got suburban moms from Midd America who are willing to ram ICE agents as if there were some radical member of isis, like an ISIS jihadist conducting a vehicle ramming attack. That's how bad the radicalization is. And unfortunately, I agree with you that I don't think it matters how many videos you show. I don't think it matters if you can show the video where this, this wife, this partner is screaming at the ICE agent, is egging him on. She's clearly complicit in the conspiracy here. I think she should be charged with felony murder under the federal rule. There's no question in mind. But the issue where we're dealing with is full hardcore radicals. And Julio, when it comes to those radicals, do you think we're going to see more violence against ICE agents and police writ large?

[Julio Rosas]

Oh, absolutely. I mean, they're calling for it. I mean, this is. And we've been building to this moment basically since President Trump came back into office. Right. I mean, the thing that I've been telling people is that the rage that Democrats have right now is unprecedented because they thought that they were done with President Trump after January 2021. They thought that he's out of office, we're gonna get him in prison for all these things. And not only is he back, but he's back and carrying out his campaign promises even stronger than before. And so all this is amid a large deployment of federal agents to Minneapolis. And that's in keeping with his campaign promise. And so I don't expect this to slow anytime soon. And I expect to get worse, worse once it's actually warmer, just because of the simple fact that once it's warm outside, people tend to be willing to be outside for longer periods of time than currently in January. So I'm personally expecting a very busy year covering riots and protests and unfortunately, attacks against federal law enforcement, because like I said, even, even right now, even with this new video, people are still calling for this guy to be strong, strung up in the streets, basically. And so it's just an outrage cycle. That's what they're just caught in, an outrage cycle. And every little action is going to make them more and more angry.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, that's exactly right. And Julio, when it comes down to it, though, does it appear that federal law enforcement has the resources they need to be able to continue these types of operations? Because we just had Commander Bovino on, on the program here, and he says that they're going to continue, they're going to continue these operations. This has been one of the cases where a lot of people have said, why doesn't the President call in the National Guard to be able to protect ICE officers while they're conducting these operations?

[Julio Rosas]

I think they do to a certain, to a certain point. And we saw this in broad view over, over in the Chicago area, where initially it was just ICE agents protecting the ICE facility, then they had to bring in Border Patrol to help help protect the facility while ICE agents were out there conducting immigration enforcement. So I don't, I don't think we've reached that point just yet. But I wouldn't be surprised if we were to reach that point where the President has to federalize the Minnesota National Guard soon. Now, of course, we would expect a legal challenge like we've seen in other places. But, you know, again, all of this wouldn't be necessary if people didn't insert themselves into situations. I mean, yes, you have the right to protest, but just like with Broadview, people are crossing that line where they're not doing peaceful protests. They're not just holding a sign. They are going out and committing attacks. And so that's why you should expect a reaction to that. And so that's, that's what we saw with the shooting, and that's what I've seen the past few days that I've been here outside the Whipple Federal Building where, you know, they're, they're blocking the driveway. You know, they're not letting farts through. So they have to put out or they have to make arrests because people are throwing things at them. So I don't know. I just, I just from, from being in this kind of tempo of field assignments, this just this past year, I really think that things aren't going to calm down anytime soon.

[Jack Posobiec]

How do you think this weekend is going to go? Do you think it's going to get hot?

[Julio Rosas]

I mean, it depends. It's just like voting, Jack. It all comes down to turnout, right? And I think, I think with Minneapolis here specifically, I think turnout will be now amazing. They're there. They are. Like I said, they're angry. They're angry. So they are willing to do things they normally wouldn't do. I mean, that's, that's just what, you know, is typical at these types of things. I think, you know, I'm not concerned about other because, you know, they're calling for a nationwide, you know, day of protests. So I think, I think things could get a little crazy in Los Angeles and Portland, maybe even, you know, New York City. Basically the typical hotspots. Minneapolis, you know, today has been a little bit quieter compared to the previous days. But, you know, of course that's relative. There has been, there have been arrests made for people, you know, again making, you know, attacks against federal officers. So I, I don't know. I don't know. And so that's kind of the reason why I'm still here. Well, we'll see what happens tomorrow.

[Jack Posobiec]

Well, Julio, tell people, I know you're going to be out there. Stay safe, man. Where can people go to follow you and all of your coverage?

[Julio Rosas]

So I'm here with, as you said, Turning points Frontlines program as at Frontline CPUSA. You can follow me personally at julio_rosas11 and then they can also follow my reporting on my substack mostly peaceful media.

[Jack Posobiec]

Julio Rosas, one of the best in the business. Thanks for joining us. Kevin Posobic, where can people follow you? Because I know you're going to be saying throughout the weekend, yes sir, I'll.

[Kevin Posobic]

Be here on X and Instagram. Just my name name. We use our real names around here and if you want, some of us.

[Jack Posobiec]

Might be up at human events.

[Kevin Posobic]

Human events, yes, sir.

[Jack Posobiec]

For all the updates, ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have our permission to lay ashore.

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