The Glenn Beck Program Minnesota ICE Shooting: Do Tim Walz & Jacob Frey WANT Civil War? | 1/8/26
Jan 8, 2026
In this installment, Jason Buttrill, a chief researcher on military and intelligence topics, delves into the controversial Minnesota ICE shooting that reignited political tensions. Glenn examines the pressures on ICE agents, arguing they operate in high-stakes environments. They discuss the implications of corporate ownership bans and the complexities of U.S. national security illustrated by the seizure of a Russian oil tanker. Buttrill highlights unusual shipping practices and their potential geopolitical risks, raising essential questions about accountability and media coverage.
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Rhetoric Raises Officers' Risk
- Glenn Beck argues heightened political rhetoric makes federal officers operate "on a knife's edge."
- He connects public vilification of ICE to increased danger for agents and split-second defensive decisions.
Don’t Let States Obstruct Federal Law
- Do not rely on state statements to legally block federal enforcement under the Supremacy Clause.
- Glenn Beck advises federalization, injunctions, or criminal charges if a governor obstructs federal officers.
Capone Story Shows ‘Victim’ Narrative Power
- Glenn Beck recounts Al Capone's courtroom posture and public claim of victimhood.
- He uses the story to show how claiming to be targeted can derail accountability.