CNN Anchor STUNNED As Liberal DEMANDS STRIKE Over ICE Taking Illegals To 'Nazi Concentration Camps'

A liberal activist, Jamie Schu Nettle, co-owner of Moon Palace Books, appeared on CNN and explicitly compared ICE detention facilities to 'Nazi concentration camps,' citing Fort Snelling and Alcatraz as examples. He stated that ICE agents were 'masked gunmen kidnapping family members and friends and neighbors' to send them to these 'concentration camps.'

Jamie Schu Nettle stated, 'our city has been invaded by masked gunmen kidnapping family members and friends and neighbors of ours... to send them to concentration camps.' He later reiterated, 'they take people to Fort Snelling here, which literally was built as a concentration camp, and Alcatraz, which I think we can all agree is a concentration camp.'

The host strongly criticizes CNN anchor Jake Tapper for his perceived failure to adequately challenge the activist's comparison of ICE facilities to concentration camps. The host argues that Tapper's mild pushback ('I'm not a big fan of people using the term concentration camp') was insufficient and indicative of media bias, suggesting a Republican making a similar extreme statement would face far more aggressive questioning.

The host states, 'Jake Tapper's reaction is everything that's wrong with the media... he doesn't really address it the way that he should address it if let's say somebody of another political ideology had made a statement uh somewhat similar.' He later adds, 'You need to argue with him about it, Jake. I'm sorry. You should because this rhetoric is getting people killed.'

The episode discusses the concept of an 'economic strike' or 'blackout' as a protest method. Jamie Schu Nettle described closing his bookstore in solidarity, arguing that businesses in his area were already suffering due to ICE activity. Scott Galloway is also cited advocating for a national economic strike (a 'coordinated withdrawal from spending and maybe work') as a more effective political tool than traditional protests, aiming to impact GDP directly.

Jamie Schu Nettle stated, 'We're closing in solidarity to help send a message.' Scott Galloway is quoted saying, 'I'm talking about something quieter, far more unsettling to the system, and that is an economic strike. A short-term coordinated withdrawal from spending and maybe work.'

The host argues that an economic blackout as a protest method is self-destructive for the liberal communities and businesses that participate. He contends that such actions primarily harm local economies, especially those he claims are reliant on illegal immigration, rather than impacting the federal government or the Trump administration. He suggests that red states would remain unaffected, leading to a disproportionate negative impact on blue states.

The host states, 'Who are you hurting by doing an economic blackout? You're hurting yourselves. You're hurting the people that you claim that you care about.' He later adds, 'If liberals want to stop spending so much money... they're going to hurt their own economies, their own states... Red states are going to be fine.'