Hey, this is Joe at the Poorover.

And this is Bailey at the Poorover.

Today, we're talking about ongoing protests in Minnesota, which teams made the NFL

conference championships, President Trump's new tariffs meant to pressure the sale of Greenland,

and other top news for Monday,

January 19th. Stay informed by remaining focused on Christ with the pourover.

It's Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday marking the birthday of the famed civil

rights leader. So here's your quote of the day, courtesy of Dr. King. Darkness cannot drive out darkness.

Only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate. Only love can do that. Let's get started

with some espresso shots. Protests are still raging in Minneapolis over ice operations. A federal judge set new limits on

ICE agents' crowd control tactics Friday, banning the use of pepper spray and non-lethal munitions

on, quote, peaceful and unobstructive protesters.

Also on the no-no list, stopping drivers without, quote, reasonable, articulable suspicion

that they're interfering with enforcement ops.

DHS Secretary Nome said the judge's orders, quote, didn't change anything because the tactics are only used on

violent demonstrators. Meanwhile, Governor Walls has the Minnesota National Guard on standby,

and the Pentagon has 1,500 active duty troops in Alaska on standby. President Trump threatened

Thursday to invoke the Insurrection Act, but later

said it wasn't needed right now. Meanwhile, the Justice Department is investigating Democratic

Governor Walls and Minneapolis Mayor Frey over alleged conspiracy to impede immigration agents,

a probe walls called a, quote, authoritarian tactic.

By the way, if you missed last week's TPO Explains episode,

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