Online outrage, violence into streets, more conservative infighting, border patrol Barbie,

and mentally ill women taking their children to protests.

What a freaking weekend.

So you might have seen this little thing on social media, but a civil war is once again breaking out in the city of Minneapolis.

Something obviously is in the water in that town.

And then the situation within the Trump administration is not any less tense,

as they are dealing with the PR fallout of their deportation strategies.

And more specifically, the woman who drove those strategies.

Meanwhile, around the country, American women are falling for social media propaganda once again,

showing us that social justice issues are in fact their religion. So maybe call up Pearl Davis

for this one because possibly women really are the problem here. Just kidding. Maybe not just

kidding. But anyway, I'm also just sitting here trying to figure out my take on this huge

situation without compromising my values and the things that I voted for while simultaneously not losing my humanity. And I think a lot of you guys have found yourself in the same situation. So let's talk about it. Before we do, though, for those of you in Nashville or the Middle Tennessee area, I will be back at Zanis doing more live shows on February 1st and on March 1st. Tickets for both of those shows can be found on my website, brettco cooper.com. So check that out if you are in the area. I'm sure you guys have seen, again, on social media, but the scene in Minneapolis is grim. And it goes back to last month, because after Nick Shirley's video, after the massive amounts of Medicaid fraud that was exposed, Trump decided to send in DHS through Operation Metro Surge. That is what he's calling it. And you know, much of the fraud, obviously, as we talked about, had been connected to smally immigrants. And so this operation, Metro Surge, had the goal of rooting that out and deporting the illegal immigrants in the city. That is why Border Patrol DHS was sent in the first place. And DHS themselves have said that this is the largest immigration enforcement operation that they have tried to carry out. They have over 2,000 agents in the city right now. It is a huge,

huge ordeal. Now immediately, once boots hit the ground, protests started breaking out. And obviously,

we have seen this across the country over the last 12 months, but those protests started

directly obstructing the work and threatening those DHS agents.

One of those individuals was unfortunately Renee Good, who attempted to drive her car through

agents and then was shot.

More protests broke out from there.

In light of her death, they created another autonomous zone in Minneapolis, much like

they had after George Floyd in 2020.

The protests got even more violent, and this weekend, a man named Alex Priddy,

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