Louder with Crowder Minneapolis ICE Shooting: We Won't Let This Be the Next George Floyd
Jan 8, 2026
Joining the discussion is Josh Firestine, a quick-witted contributor and comedian known for his sharp insights. They dive into a recent incident where a protester was shot by an ICE agent, analyzing the responses from various political standpoints. The conversation explores the details of the event, the public's shock, and differing narratives surrounding it. They also tackle broader implications, such as potential unrest and the contrasting perceptions of law enforcement actions. Firestine's humor adds lightness to a serious topic, making for a thought-provoking exchange.
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Knowns Versus Unknowns Shape The Debate
- The Minneapolis ICE shooting hinges on what is known vs unknown about intent and action in a split second.
- Steven Crowder frames the event as a test between law-and-order and 2020-style unrest.
Goalpost Moves Distort Public Perception
- Crowder documents a pattern of moving goalposts by critics of the shooting to avoid conceding key facts.
- He argues the evidence shows the officer was hit and the protester committed multiple crimes before the shot.
Split Seconds Decide Officers' Perception
- Crowder and Josh recreate the scene to show an officer likely lacked time to observe wheel movement.
- They stress 0.79 seconds is a split-second where perception and adrenaline matter.