Hello and welcome to the Buller podcast. I'm your host, Tim Miller.

Delight to welcome for the first time to the show, reporter and co-founder at DropSight News.

His books include The Squad, and he's formally with the Intercept, as well as suffering the indignity of working with Sam Stein at the Huffington Post. It's Ryan Grimm. What's up, man? No indignity at all. Man, I'm jealous that you get to work with Sam. I miss my time with old Sammy. It was about a decade that we were partners in crime

over there right yeah it's like almost almost 10 years time flies yeah we got a lot to get to

I want to do a little bit of like at the end just for the real sickos some like you know

intra-democratic party narrative wars between the Liz Cheney's wing and the populace

lefties. But unfortunately, uh, the news gods have given us a bunch of sad shit to talk about.

Um, so first, yesterday morning during a nice encounter in Minneapolis, Renee Good, a 37 year old

mother was murdered by an ice agent. She is sitting in her

Honda pilot, waving officers by when three masked agents descended on her car, tried to open

the door. They're shouting instructions at her. She tries to pull away. One of the agents

draws down on her and shoots her three times in the head. She leaves behind three kids,

including a six-year-old son who previously lost his father and is now orphaned.

I want to give the kind of the reaction, but just on the actual events of what happened,

I was wondering what your thoughts were. I've done a lot of police shooting reporting over the

years, and this was sadly a very familiar scene, which is where you have a situation where a person is

trying to comply, but tense, nervous, and angry officers are shouting contradictory orders at them.

This happens, unfortunately unfortunately way too often.

And in this case,

if you look

closely,

you have

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