Hey, everybody. It is Sunday, January 18th, 2026. I'm Alison Gill. And we now have evidence in the form of law enforcement dispatch transcripts from law enforcement in EMS that the ice thug and murderer, Jonathan Ross, was not injured. We knew this, but now we have confirmation. He did not go to the hospital

from the scene, and there's absolutely no evidence that there was any treatment of Ross

by emergency medical services on the scene. So if you think you've been run over or have internal bleeding, you don't refuse aid from EMS.

Now, of course, like I said, we all suspected that the claims that Ross was injured were all

lies.

Because first of all, everything DHS says are provable lies on the ground when there's an incident

and they come out with a statement.

It just takes a little while for video evidence and other evidence and witness evidence to

disprove everything that DHS says about what happens on the ground. But now we have evidence

from law enforcement confirming it, not bystanders, not me, not people on the internet. This new evidence also undercuts

CBS news's unconfirmed and very sloppy reporting that Jonathan Ross suffered from internal bleeding

because two anonymous Trump officials were told by someone else and they said so. Though I doubt they'll

retract their lies despite clear evidence that Ross was not injured, as Renee Nicole Good

peacefully tried to leave the scene before she was murdered. So I'm going to go over that police

evidence that Jonathan Good wasn't injured. Plus, the looming threat of Trump

invoking the Insurrection Act. Possibly he's been threatening it for a long time now,

and now he may invoke it in Minneapolis. All of that on today's episode of The Breakdown.

Hey, everybody, like I said, I'm Alison Gill. Welcome to The Breakdown. Thanks to Midas for hosting my show here on their network. The New York Times, The Guardian, and a few other media outlets,

got a hold of the 911 and law enforcement transcripts from the day January 7th when Renee Nicole Good was murdered.

And now, as I said, we have documented confirmation from the cops that Jonathan Ross,

the ICE agent who murdered Renee Nicole Good, was not seriously injured and did not go to the hospital

or seek medical attention. Despite CBS News, now run by Barry Weiss,

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