Anti-ICE Violence Grows as Dems Cheer, with Adam Carolla, and Why Tish Hyman is Running For LA Mayor

DHS stated that Minnesota's top leaders, Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey, are 'actively encouraging an organized resistance' to ICE, contributing to a violent ambush on a federal officer. Megyn Kelly highlights Mayor Frey's contradictory messaging, publicly calling for peace while also telling ICE to 'get the hell out of Minneapolis.'

DHS statement, Mayor Frey's 'Get the hell out of Minneapolis' quote, Governor Walz's 'campaign of organized brutality' rhetoric.

The New York Times is criticized for initially headlining an incident as 'Federal agent shoots immigrant in Minneapolis,' omitting details about the immigrant being illegal and attacking the officer with a shovel and broom. The headline was later edited to 'Federal agent shoots man in Minneapolis,' further removing context and implying the victim was an American citizen.

Comparison of initial and edited New York Times headlines, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara's corroboration of DHS account.

Adam Carolla argues that many activists are driven by narcissism and a desire to be seen as 'heroes' in a 'comic book' narrative, often lacking real-world experience or understanding of consequences. He suggests that a lack of physical engagement and hobbies, combined with celibacy and social media validation, contributes to this behavior.

Carolla's analogy of 'frustrated loser AV kids' feeling like 'Navy Seals,' examples of activists making grand pronouncements but cowering when confronted, discussion of 'edibles, celibacy, and video games' as modern distractions.

Grammy-nominated artist Tish Hyman announced her independent candidacy for Los Angeles Mayor, directly motivated by her repeated confrontations with biological males in women's locker rooms at Gold's Gym. She detailed being verbally assaulted and eventually expelled from the gym for protesting these individuals, one of whom was a convicted woman abuser who took his ex-wife's name.

Tish Hyman's announcement, detailed account of multiple gym confrontations, video clips of her protests, revelation of 'Alexis Black' (Grant Freeman) as a convicted woman abuser.

Megyn Kelly and Tish Hyman criticize California's self-ID laws, particularly Senator Scott Wiener, for allowing biological males into women's private spaces. Kelly labels Wiener a 'disgusting, filthy pervert' for his advocacy, arguing these laws enable sexual fetishes and endanger women, citing the Planet Fitness incident where a man was caught masturbating in a women's stall.

Tish Hyman's confrontation with Scott Wiener, video of man masturbating in Planet Fitness women's stall, Kelly's strong opinion on Wiener and the laws.

Polling data from YouGov/Economist and CNN shows a significant decline in public support for ICE and Trump's immigration policies, with a majority believing ICE makes cities less safe and supporting its abolition. The hosts attribute this 19-point swing to 'disinformation' and biased narratives propagated by mainstream media, similar to past shifts in perception regarding police shootings.

YouGov/Economist poll results (30% justified ICE shooting, 46% support abolishing ICE), Harry Anton's CNN report on Trump's approval rating drop on immigration, Carolla's comparison to media's influence on perceptions of police shootings.