OVERNIGHT Developments in Minneapolis: Protests, Noem, and New Angles of "Act of Terrorism"

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🗓️ 8 January 2026

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Following the shooting death of a 37 year old woman by ICE agents, DHS secretary Kristi Noem held an evening presser where she referred to the actions of the woman as domestic terrorism. That woman has been identified as Renee Good, a mother and Twin Cities resident. Her death has sparked peaceful protests around the country, an FBI investigation and two very different accounts of what actually happened as we continue to see new angles of the incident from multiple cell phone cameras.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.6	Guaranteed Human.
0:14.1	Hey there, folks.
0:15.3	It is Thursday, January 8th.
0:17.4	And as you could imagine, it was a night of developments in Minneapolis, but also across the country, after an ICE agent shot and killed a woman in a video that pretty much the whole country has seen. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J., we want to hop on and give you all the latest in overnight developments, which came from a Christianome presser, new camera angles,
0:38.4	vigils and protest, calls for the arrest of this officer.
0:43.1	But Robs, we had a couple of press conferences yesterday from a number of officials,
0:47.2	certainly the mayor of Minneapolis, certainly with his tone, kind of ramp things up.
0:50.6	But I think some voices at least tone things down.
0:56.7	Governor Tim Walts stands out as the voice of reason, at least with the pressers that
1:01.5	we saw. It was finally someone who disagreed with what happened, but did so peacefully and
1:09.6	without incendiary language and showed that you can say, I don't agree with this,
1:15.3	I see something different, and then call for calm and actually represent that calm. You can call for
1:22.3	calm and say something. His words matched his tone and it worked. And they listened apparently. We should start with that because oftentimes, and he act, his words matched his tone and it worked.
1:31.3	And they listened apparently. We should start with that because oftentimes, and even specifically in Minneapolis we have seen in years past, how things can get out of control,
1:37.3	how protests can get ugly at times. We almost giggled during the press conference with Tim
1:43.0	Waltz yesterday because he had another officer come up, a public safety person, and was almost giving instructions on how to protest.
1:49.4	He actually did give instructions on how to peacefully protest.
1:53.6	The ironic, the funny thing was at the moment he was saying, don't block streets, don't go in the roads, stay on the sidewalks.
2:00.1	They had a parallel photo of people literally walking down a road, completely blocking traffic. So, yes, they were trying to give the rule book, basically, to peacefully protest and to not antagonize any law enforcement. But the way the governor put it, he said, don't give them an excuse to claim insurrection. Don't give
2:19.2	them a reason to come in here. And he was pleading with people, and it looks like maybe a lot of
2:25.0	people did heed those warnings. Now, we'll start with, in the timeline at least yesterday.
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