A controversial shooting by an ICE agent at a Minneapolis driver who may have been aiming her car at him.

We'll get into all the legal details and the left goes insane.

I mean, truly insane over ice.

It's dangerous and it's wrong.

We'll get into all of that.

Also, President Trump makes a sort of strange executive order with regard to housing and another strange executive order

with regard to military pay. We'll get to all of that in a moment first. Over the weekend,

the U.S. military carried out a covert operation that captured a Venezuelan dictator Nikola

Maduro and his wife. No American casualties, no leaks. The entire mission was over in just

88 minutes. You want to know how that actually happened? Watch as Mary Margaret O'Lehan takes you inside the intelligence, planning, and execution of a real U.S. military operation carried out under cover of darkness. Shall I should be joining the show later on to discuss. From months of CIA tracking to cyber operations that shut down power and air defenses to helicopters delivering elite commandos into a fortified military base.

This is not speculation. It's not punditory. It's a minute-by-minute account of how modern

warfare actually works. How to take out a dictator in 88 minutes is now streaming at dailywire.com.

Check it out. For more than 200 years, the United States military has lived by a very simple

doctrine. We run the Western Hemisphere has lived by a very simple doctrine.

We run the Western Hemisphere.

And on January 3rd, the United States military unambiguously reminded the world that they

are still in charge.

This is Caracas Venezuela, on the night that elite U.S. Special Forces team captured Venezuelan

dictator Nicholas Maduro and his wife in the riskiest operations since Steel Team 6 killed

Osama bin Laden.

The mission lasted 88 minutes.

It was widely considered flawless.

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