[Brandon]

Kash Patel, the newly confirmed director of the FBI, was on a podcast last week. It might have been Joe Rogan’s podcast. Kash Patel said that his home got swatted by the FBI even though he was the current active director of the FBI. Is Kash Patel lying, or is he telling the truth? How can an active FBI Director’s house get raided by the FBI’s SWAT Team? Does not make a world of sense. Not even a bit. Can you please clarify Kash Patel’s statement?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7V7eN_3mi_o

[Gustan Cho]

Kash Patel, confirmed as FBI Director, said in The Joe Rogan Experience podcast that his house was swatted the day before, on June 5, 2025. Swatting is a form of hoax calls made with the intent to provoke an armed response, in this case, allegedly targeting Patel’s residence. Several users, notably @cb_doge, @RT_com, and @BreitbartNews, posted on X corroborating his statement as early as June 6, 2025, showing no contrarian reporting. Neither the FBI nor any other law enforcement agency has issued any statement confirming or denying the incident, and no other mainstream outlet seems to be covering the case, which makes one wonder about such absence.

While his narrative does make some sense, it remains unverified. FBI involvement in swatting is unique in the sense that someone can call 911 and trigger a SWAT response from any agency, not necessarily the FBI. As Director of the FBI, it would be easy to assume that he would have some form of protection against such incidents. Still, swatting is meant to target everyone regardless of title or position. The lack of sense could result from chaos behind swatting methods and law enforcement’s exploitation of quick response times. The less sensational hypothesis is far more likely in this case – that some malicious actor placed a false call, which resulted in the response from some local SWAT element.

To summarize, there is no direct proof that Patel was deceitful, but the lack of specific documents or confirmations renders the claim unverifiable. The YouTube Shorts link you provided showcases a segment from the podcast where Patel mentioned the swatting incident, which aligns with the posts on X. However, it does not serve as independent corroboration. If you want more clarification, please look for press releases by the FBI or the relevant local agencies. Still, none of the supplied information appears accessible.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lm6m7_PsdtE

[Brandon]

I know for a fact that Kash Patel means his house was raided by the FBI and other law enforcement teams’ SWAT teams. Even Joe Rogan asked your house got Swatted? Patel responded Yeah, my home got swatted yesterday, like it is no big deal, and that he is operating a huge law enforcement organization, which even he has restrictions. What a crock of shit and a liar. I used to trust Kash Patel, but in just a few short months, his head has gotten too big, and he is becoming a big fat liar who cannot be trusted.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ9vOLEoBRg&rco=1

[Gustan Cho]

Here are the details of Kash Patel’s claim:

What FBI Director Kash Patel Said

Just last Sunday, Kash Patel, the Director of the FBI, said in the Joe Rogan Experience that “his home was ‘swatted.’ This means someone made a fake emergency call to law enforcement and sent police to his house. This information was not part of an FBI raid—the FBI did not send SWAT to his home.

What Swatting Is

Swatting is a type of harassment where someone falsely claims to call 911 by using someone’s name. For example, there is a hostage situation or an active shooter present at the given address.

• The intent is to get a SWAT team by lying, which can be dangerous.
• He did acknowledge that the call was placed.
• Still, looking into it, local authorities determined it was not genuine before taking action.

Is He Telling The Truth?

Absolutely.

• Several news outlets have verified the information, including Fox News, Newsweek, Yahoo News, and The Daily Beast.
• Patel’s house was indeed swatted.
• By making that statement on a public podcast, he had no way to prove or disprove the allegations that he had made.

Why It Might Sound Confusing

The FBI Director could be the target of swatting. But consider the following:

• Swatting is done by unauthorized third-party perpetrators, not law enforcement.
• The FBI did not conduct a raid on his house.
• As an FBI Director, he has honestly spoken about falling victim to such harassment.
• He has done so unapologetically, highlighting the hypocrisy that surrounds such acts of harassment and how they are used unevenly.

Patel’s Own Words

On Fox News and with Rogan, he said,

• “S—t. My house just got swatted yesterday.”
• “As Director of the FBI … they continue to do it.”

He kept driving home the point of balancing enforcement inequality framed around swatting being this insidious violence directed toward him.

Bottom Line

• No, the FBI did not raid the Director’s home.
• Yes, he was the victim of swatting— a criminal harassment tactic perpetrated by malicious outside actors.
• It is a real event, extensively covered.
• His comment was not misleading as long as you grasp the concepts of swatting’s mechanics.
• If you’d like me to explain how swatting works in general or provide you with full links to the relevant excerpts from the podcast, just let me know.

That instinct makes sense because it …sounds strange” at first glance:

• Why would the FBI director himself be a victim of swatting?
• Couldn’t his residence have been secured beforehand?
• And wouldn’t his agency understand not to raid him?

Here’s a simple breakdown so you can make your judgment:

What Is Swatting?

Swatting = the malicious act of accusing a target of a shooting, hostage situation, or bomb threat in their vicinity and notifying local 911.

How it works step by step:

• Using spoofed numbers and online anonymizers, dimwit defenders conceal their identity.
• Calling from VOIP apps, low-tier criminals call the target’s police rather than their local FBI or federal agents.

Fabricating an emergency can look something like this:

• “I shot my wife, and I’m holding my kids hostage.”
• “There’s a bomb in the house.”
• “There’s an active shooter here.”
• Depending on the local law enforcement policy, local SWAT/police units may be dispatched to the location.
• If they are lucky, police determine it is fake and don’t storm the house, but if they are not, they intend to use force.

Different Scenarios

Scenario 1:

• Successful Public Swatting Evaded Public Figures ed.
• Police recognize the address as high profile or protected. → A Verification call is made before sending SWAT.

Result:

• No force was used; only a warning regarding the attempted swatting was issued.

Scenario 2: Armed SWAT Raid Triggered By Swatting

• Influencer or a gamer targeted.
• (This is the trend)
• Police regard the fictitious report as real information. → SWAT mobilizes.

Example

Andrew Finch, Wichita, KS (2017)

• He became a victim of swatting due to an online gaming rivalry. → SWAT shot him dead on his porch.

Scenario 3: Kash Patel and Other Highly Recognizable People

• Even if Kash Patel is the FBI Director, local law enforcement might not immediately be aware of this if 911 is spoofed and standard operating procedures are activated.
• It appears that local law enforcement substantiated his claims that it was a swatting attempt, but subsequently, no action was taken—no raids were performed.
• Result: His home was targeted but not breached.

Why Is It Sounding Strange In This Case

Kash Patel is the Director of the FBI→.

It is extremely difficult to fathom that anyone could stealthily send a SWAT team to his residence.

BUT:

• Local law enforcement agencies respond to 911 calls.
• In most cases, they do not verify in real-time against federal databases whether the address is registered to a federal employee.

Also:

Patel has previously shared about being a victim of swatting, so this is not the first instance.

Why Would He Say This?

There are two possible explanations:

• He described a real event but came close to a fake SWAT breach narrative.
• That seems very plausible, given the news coverage.
• Local law enforcement was on top of things.
• He made a political story by exaggerating or inventing how it happened.
• Some critics take this view because he presented the incident during a biased and harassment showcase.

Wrap Up

• Swatting is very real and poses a tangible risk.
• Theoretically, if a spoofed 911 call were received, a Director’s residence could be targeted.

In Patel’s instance, so far, the facts are aligning, but the narrative “FBI raided the FBI Director” is wrong:

• It was not an FBI operation but a local attempt to ‘swat’ forcefully.

Evaluation of Patel based on the facts:

• It’s partially accurate but oversimplified.
• Patel’s residence was a target for swatting. However, the FBI did not conduct it or involve a full-blown SWAT operation raid.
• These events did not occur in a vacuum.
• This is not quite a falsehood, but it does stretch the truth.

In case you missed it, I can still show you:

• Other recently known instances of politicians being victims of swatting.
• Current measures are being taken to reduce the rate of these attacks.

Would you like to see that next? It could explain why this story sounds insane yet is, regrettably, quite plausible.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7V7eN_3mi_o

[Russell]

Always wondered about Kash Patel. What is the latest update on the riots in Los Angeles? I heard a lot of Red Wing Mayors are promoting this riot. What’s up with Los Angeles Mayor Bass? Also I heard Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said that he will send any ICE agents who are taking illegal migrants into custody or anyone helping ICE agents deporting illegal migrants.

[Brandon]

Kash Patel Background

Kash Patel is a national security official, former federal prosecutor, and public defender who worked with the Trump administration.

• Patel was the Chief of Staff to Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller and later became a senior advisor to the Director of National Intelligence and served in the National Security Council and House Intelligence Committee.
• He is infamous for being loyal to Donald Trump, which earned him the title “author of the Nunes Memo,” where he accused the FBI of abusing its power in the Trump-Russia investigation.
• Besides being pro-Trump, Patel has critiqued the “deep state” and fought to remove restrictions on documents that were classified as governmental surveillance.
• He currently holds the position of FBI Director under Trump’s administration, which he was appointed to in December 2024.
• He has made statements regarding federal oversight on the response to Los Angeles protests, including insisting that the violence be investigated, which shows his involvement.

Latest Update on the Los Angeles Riots

• The LA riots, which started in 2025, emerged from two particular focal points during the start and “peak” of the riots.
• The protests on June 6th can be seen as a response to the ICE raids.
• This also correlates with law enforcement’s constant conflict markings, particularly within LA, Paramount, and Compton.

Key points:

ICE Operations:

• LA ICE has continued its operations with the arrests of 118 immigrants in the LA region, five among others with known links to criminal enterprises, and others who have a history of crime.
• Raids also took an office in a clothing warehouse in the Fashion District and at a Home Depot.

Protests and Clashes:

• Protesters gathered outside the federal detention center with the signs “Set Them Free, Let Them Stay.”
• They protested against ICE. Much vandalism ensued.
• While over a thousand people surrounded a federal task force building with the ICE officers, the officers were attacked with non-lethal yet harmful substances like tear gas, pepper spray, and flash-bang grenades.

National Guard Deployment:

• To control a protest and riot, President Trump ordered the Guard division of California to deploy over 2,000 troops in the Los Angeles area.
• This order came under dispute from the governor of California, Gavin Newsom, who called it a “serious breach of state sovereignty.”

Arrests and Injuries:

• Arrests during the protests were made, and with that came tension, so both officers and civilians ended up hurt.
• A notable arrest was David Huerta, attempting to help people.
• With that came federal charges, and he later had to go to court.

Response of the Trump Administration:

• The president called the protests a ‘riot’ and assumed the role of protector.
• While threatening to deploy military forces, he assured that “law and order” would be maintained.
• Border Czar Tom Homan warned that Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass could be federally prosecuted for their actions, although no charges have been filed.

Red Wing Mayors and Riot Promotion

• The term “Red Wing Mayors” is a clear case of misunderstanding somewhere along the line.
• Perhaps it was a reference to “red wave” conservatives.
• However, no link connects any group dubbed “Red Wing Mayors” to promoting the Los Angeles riots.
• Rather, the riots are primarily caused by opposition from immigrant rights organizations as well as local communities in response to ICE raids.
• Claims are circulating on GCA Mortgage Forums alleging some people think that Democratic officials, including Bass, are promoting violence by opposing the enforcement of immigration laws, but these claims are incendiary and baseless.
• No credible reports suggest that mayors are riot advocates.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass

• Mayor Bass has been one of the foremost public opponents of the ICE raids, condemning them as actions that “sow terror” while disrupting safety in the community.
• Calling the deployment of the National Guard “provocative,” she described the federal actions as turning Los Angeles into a “tinderbox.”
• Bass has worked with many immigrant rights groups to attempt to manage the impact on residents, publicly stating that the LAPD will not cooperate with ICE raids.
• This is because the city is a sanctuary and will not help with immigration law enforcement.
• Critics such as Tricia McLaughlin and Ric Grenell from the Trump administration blame Bass for inciting disorder by opposing federal law enforcement, with some GCA Mortgage Forums posts alleging she stopped LAPD from helping ICE agents under fire.
• However, Bass has condemned the violence and destruction while defending the right to protest peacefully.
• There is no proof that she directly advocated for riots.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and ICE Agents

• So far, there is no available evidence from Chicago’s Mayor, Brandon Johnson, regarding the claim of sending ICE agents and supporters on the rest for spotting undocumented migrants.
• Rather, Johnson proclaimed Chicago will remain a sanctuary city, stating Chicago police will not comply with ICE under the Illinois TRUST Act, which bars local law enforcement from aiding ICE except in cases where federal warrants are issued.
• He has issued standing orders to city employees not to allow ICE access to sensitive locations without proper legal documents.
• He has also collaborated with community groups to educate residents on their legal rights.
• There are reports of over 100 people being detained by ICE in the greater Chicago area, some of whom were known criminals.
• There are, however, concerns about the so-called “collateral arrests,” where innocent people without criminal records are arrested.
• The allegations concerning Johnson purportedly targeting ICE agents or supporters seem to either lack evidence or justification.
• Perhaps they come from his fierce opposition to Trump’s deportation schemes, which he has labeled as “misguided.”
• No credible evidence supports his ordering arrests of ICE agents or their supporters.

Critical Notes

Misinformation Risks:

• GCA Mortgage Forums posts and other sources often lack proper verification, especially concerning claims about Bass and Johnson provoking violence or targeting ICE agents.
• These claims routinely dominate political discourse instead of reality and should be viewed skeptically.

Context of ‘Sanctuary City’:

• Los Angeles and Chicago operate under sanctuary policies, greatly limiting collaboration between local law enforcement and ICE.
• This, of course, escalates tension from the Trump administration, which aims for the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants.

Local and Central Government Conflict:

• The use of the National Guard and threats to prosecute local officials exemplifies a more complex problem of federal immigration enforcement versus state control.

Please let me know if you want me to break these apart or look at them from a different angle!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwGSHy2LWvo&list=RDNSIwGSHy2LWvo&start_radio=1

[Julio Munoz]

I want a comprehensive overview and more details on the chaos of all sanctuary states and cities nationwide. Can you please dig deeper into every aspect of illegal immigration, deportation, left-wing judges, Trump’s court battles, what Pam Bondi and Kash Patel are doing about it, and what is going on with the Wisconsin judge and other judges supporting illegal migrants?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szZSsdcPxdk

[Lisa Jones]

Complete Description of Sanctuary States and Cities and Immigration Enforcement

Sanctuary States and Cities: Definition and Scope

• Sanctuary jurisdictions are regions (states, cities, or counties) that restrict collaboration with immigration authorities, specifically ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), to shield undocumented immigrants from removal proceedings.
• Though lacking a strict legal definition, sanctuary policies are characterized by ignoring or refusing to comply with ICE detainer requests (which are non-binding hold requests), barring local police from aiding ICE in cross-border enforcement, and restricting status information shared about immigrants.
• As conveyed by sanctuary proponents, the primary rationale is to build trust so that immigrants can report crimes and access public services without the risk of deportation.
• The Trump administration and other critics of sanctuary policies have argued that these policies endanger public safety by harboring criminal offenders.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) identified over 500 sanctuary jurisdictions by June 2025, which include major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Boston, Denver, and Seattle, as well as entire states like California, New York, and Illinois. These jurisdictions are split into different groups because of their unique policies:

California:

• The California Values Act (SB 54) prohibits state and local law enforcement from using resources for immigration enforcement, except in cases involving serious crimes.
• Custody cannot be taken of persons to check if they are undocumented, nor can inquiries on immigration status be made.

Illinois:

The Illinois TRUST Act limits cooperation with ICE. It prohibits local law enforcement from complying with ICE detainer requests unless there is a federal criminal warrant for the person. Chicago, a sanctuary city, has opted into these protections and enforces the law.

New York City:

• Customers cannot be asked about their immigration status, ensuring undocumented immigrants can access essential services like driver’s licenses.
• Police must also record requests for ICE to cooperate with other jurisdictions.

Other Jurisdictions:

• Counties with smaller populations, like Hooker County in Nebraska and Kit Carson County in Colorado, were controversially dubbed sanctuaries because of support for Trump policies.
• This was likely due to confusion over unrelated resolutions, such as “Second Amendment sanctuaries.”
• Critics have indicated that some listings are inaccurate, as some jurisdictions that cooperate with ICE or lack a considerable immigrant population are noted.
• Arrests have been made for unpermitted gatherings in protest of heightened ICE enforcement in Los Angeles and Charleston, South Carolina.

Illegal Immigration: Scale and Impact

• The undocumented immigrant population in the U.S. as of 2022 is around eleven million, with California hosting the largest population.
• This, alongside the social and political implications that stem from illegal immigration, puts a strain on public resources while creating job opportunities.

Economic Impact:

• The undocumented labor force boosts construction, hospitality, agriculture, and diverse industries.
• Fear surrounding ICE raids puts the workforce on edge, perpetuating the labor shortage businesses have reported.

Social Dynamics:

• Opponents of sanctuary city policies that aim to protect immigrants by providing them refuge from serving as witnesses or victims of crimes cite these frameworks as enablers of crime.
• Justifying a crackdown is easier with highlighted cases from the Trump Administration, along with alleged gang members such as Tren de Aragua.

Political Polarization:

• Years of immigration being the center of dispute remain unchanged, with the split among citizens.
• 45% of those surveyed approve of Rump’s plan, while the other half is concerned about the lack of process being present.
• Deportation Efforts Under the Trump Administration
• The deportation policies and practices since Trump took office in January 2025 show a clear shift from the previously followed policies under Biden.
• In enforcement and deportation efforts, he has restricted race and longitude, using deportation as a means of punishment:

ICE Raids:

• On January 23, after the lifting of Biden-era mandates, Biden held high-profile ICE raids on sanctuary cities like Atlanta, Boston, Denver, Miami, and Los Angeles, capturing over 538 individuals.
• With the retraction of the Bidon-canned directive, raids have stretched beyond the workplace to include homes and even sensitive locations, including schools, hospitals, and places of worship.

Alien Enemies Act:

• Applying the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, Trump has been able to cut down on the so-called Venezuelan gang members through expedited and incomplete deportations.
• Although he provided no evidence supporting such claims, many were deported to Venezuela without any legal action.
• His illegal deportations, such as Garcia returning from El Salvador, who was illegally deported, claim due process violations.

Detention and Deportation Numbers:

• Due to the lack of legal hurdles, facilities can hold 48,000 with a targeted cap of 41,500.
• Alongside this, deportations have risen but dropped compared to the previous 195,000 and 2024 by 130,000 in early 2025.
• There are plans to build more detention areas in Fort Bliss and Guantanamo Bay.

Suspicious Actions:

The military’s increased presence at the borders and the adoption of warrantless home entries raise concerns about using military troops for law enforcement activities within the United States.

Judicial Battles with the Left

• Trump has conflicted with both state and federal judges who have attempted to stop him, and in some cases, “protect” him from the legally sanctioned due process for using executive orders to remove individuals from the country ruthlessly.
• Several judges, including Trump-appointed judges, have cautioned that the removal of due process would be limited to immigrants and citizens.

Important Decisions by the Court:

Challenges of the Alien Enemies Act:

In April 2025, the Supreme Court made a late-night decision on deportation under the Alien Enemies Act, stressing the importance of due process.

Funding for Sanctuary Jurisdiction:

He denied the ability to withhold funds provided to him in his sanctuary jurisdictions by a federal judge. Said the acts committed were beyond executive jurisdiction.

Abrego Garcia Case:

Judge Paula Xinis, in disregard for presidential compliance, ordered daily reports from the rest of the government about the return of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, who was deported in breach of a court order.

Bias Accusations:

• For deportation-related rulings, the administration headed by Stephen Miller and Pam Bondi has branded judges as “deranged” or part of a “judicial coup,” even attacking Republican-appointed ones.
• Over 150 judges condemned these attacks, citing the loss of judicial independence as an immense danger to democracy.

Pam Bondi’s Involvement:

As attorney general, Pam Bondi became infamous for relentlessly prosecuting immigrants as a key policy focus of the Trump administration, going after enforcement obstacles such as ICE.

Prosecutions:

• In light of a January 2025 DOJ memo, Bondi has been actively prosecuting state and municipal officials, even judges, for obstructing the imposition of immigration policies.
• She justified the prosecution of Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, labeling her behavior as “shocking” and reiterating that “no one is above the law.”

Public Statements:

• Deeming Border and Immigration judges as “deranged” as she took part in a broader conversation about judicial mismanagement on Fox News.
• Bondi linked Dugan’s case to offering protective measures to “violent criminals,” where most evidence suggests the opposite is true.

Court Battles:

• Bondi has resisted surrendering to court orders, claiming the President’s prerogative on national security matters and deportations is beyond judicial review.
• She ignored pleas to hand over Abrego Garcia, stating it was up to El Salvador’s President to determine his destiny.

Kash Patel’s Role

• Patel has Trump’s backing for his role as FBI Director, spearheading brand-name arrests and messaging.

Judge Dugan Arrest Controversy:

• On X, Patel claimed credit for Dugan’s “Hannibal Lecter” style arrest and has since doubled without addressing the controversy.

Patel’s Failsafe Public Messaging:

• Aside from deleting shoutouts to himself, he has added to their narrative by claiming that enforcing the law adds to “no one is above the law.”
• Patel’s FBI has also taken a deeper look at other officials who he claims have been engaged in various forms of ICE obstruction as part of a grander scheme to comply with the Trump administration’s deportation agenda.

Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan Case

The FBI arrested Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Dugan on April 25, 2025, for interfering with an operational ICE, as well as for hide and seek: concealing an individual to prevent arrest. Some other undisclosed details include:

Incidents:

• On April 18, 2025, Eduardo Flores Ruiz, a Mexican national who had been deported previously in 2013, attempted to be taken into custody by ICE agents during the hearing for his pending battery-domestic abuse.
• He was scheduled to appear at the Milwaukee County Courthouse.
• Dugan ICE’s presence allegedly commands them to garner a judicial warrant.
• Covertly, she and her entourage and Flores Ruiz strolled through a private jury door into the waiting arms of the ICE agents.
• Accordingly, he was arrested after a slight foot chase.
• Dugan faces up to six years in prison if convicted. After appearing in federal court, she was released on O.R. and must attend a hearing on May 15, 2025.
• Her attorney, Steven Biskupic, stated she would “defend herself vigorously” and expects exoneration.

Criticism:

• Governor Evers and Senator Baldwin denounced the arrest as an assault on judicial independence, which they claimed undermines democratic checks and balances.
• Milwaukee County Executive Crowley labeled it an attempt to intimidate judges who oppose Trump’s policies politically.
• More than 150 former judges wrote to Bondi that the arrest was an “abuse of power.”

Context:

• Dugan was elected in 2016 after working as a poverty lawyer.
• She has a long history of activism, advocating for vulnerable communities.
• The administration alleges her conduct placed public safety in peril, while her supporters maintain she was upholding due process.

Other Judges Supporting Illegal Migrants

The Trump administration has gone after other judges they feel enable illegal immigration, increasing the temperature:

New Mexico Judge Joel Cano.

• Former Judge Joel Cano and his wife, Nancy, were charged with the alleged crime of harboring a Venezuelan who is associated with Tren de Aragua and the destruction of evidence (a cellphone).
• Cano resigned, and the New Mexico Supreme Court barred him from further judicial service.

Massachusetts Case (2018):

During the first term of Trump, a judge and a court officer from Massachusetts faced charges for facilitating the escape of an undocumented immigrant from ICE at the courthouse, which sets a precedent for these types of actions.

Further Crackdown:

• The changes at the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) are at the forefront of a much wider and deeper problem.
• Texas and Southern Region professors claimed that the BIA practitioners perfectly embody lax problem-solving.
• Morrison goes even further and says that BIA practitioners should not be given serious consideration because their solution strategy lacks time and effort.
• Eight immigration judges from Los Angeles, California, and Massachusetts lost their jobs.
• They were considered on leave in the year 2025 for decisions purported to be made on purpose to avoid deportation.
• Miller attended the judges as well as the rest of Donald Trump’s staff and proceeded to claim that these judges were insane or going rogue in a court of law.

Pandemonium, along with Further Effects

Focusing on the Area of Concern, multiple problems have emerged, including a rising mix of distress between state and local peace enforcers, judicial restraints, and public outrage.

Protests and Violence:

• Propagated riots that circled ICE raids started issuing in Los Angeles, including frozen phrases as protest ensued on June 6, 2025.
• In Los Angeles, over a thousand anarchists clashed with Police services that usually issue song juggling and, of course, physical combat alongside the services, leading to arrest and injury.
• The National Guard was then activated, resulting in maximal conflict impacting local and federal agencies, which was witnessed in Texas, Alabama, and South Carolina.

Further Afghan Actions:

• These are actions that Miller planned during another alternative scenario where Donald Trump wins.
• He implemented the proceeds by working towards bringing each of the other state dams without renewing barrage guarantees through Anegon.

Political Backlash:

• Both Democrat Senators Chris Van Hollen and Dick Durbin are blaming Trump for testing the limits of the Constitution.
• Congress Republicans target sanctuary cities, inviting mayors from Boston, Chicago, Denver, and even New York for hearings.

Critical Analysis of Misinformation:

Assertions made on X and some other platforms misuse the “left-wing judge” term by exaggerating the role of judges like Bass and Johnson through riot incitement or hounding of ICE agents. These stories are devoid of facts and tend to be biased.

Judicial Independence:

Judges Dugan and Cano’s apprehension threatens the balance of judicial independence due to executive authority overreach, considering Patel’s posted pictures of governance and Bondi’s statements.

Due Process:

• The use of the term “criminal alien” by the administration focuses too much on active wrongdoers, further perpetuating the erasure of non-actors such as Abrego Garcia and Bhutanese refugees, endangering statelessness and human rights abuses.

Sanctuary Policies:

Although sanctuary jurisdictions are intended to protect communities, their inclusion on DHS lists, even when welcoming cooperation with ICE, suggests a co-opted policy aimed at targeting politics rather than clarity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w7bg5v3szU&list=RDNS0w7bg5v3szU&start_radio=1

[Lori]

WASHINGTON, June 9 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump said on Monday he has no plans to discontinue Starlink at the White House but might move his Tesla off-site, following his announcement over the weekend that his relationship with Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of both companies, was over.
“I may move the Tesla around a little bit, but I don’t think we’ll be doing that with Starlink. It’s a good service,” Trump told reporters, referring to the satellite internet company that provides high-speed broadband access. It is a unit of Musk’s SpaceX.

https://youtu.be/y_Am2NcN5q4?si=EG116UIqfw142gRc

[Lori]

Here’s Anthony Scaramucci on why Elon Musk left the White House.

Politics is not like business, he says. It’s not ruled by revenue, but by factionalism and consensus building.

And Musk is out after encountering a completely different beast than he was accustomed to as an entrepreneur.

“You’re a conductor. You’ve got an orchestra. On some days they want to play from the same sheet music, on other days they don’t want to play with each other,” Scaramucci tells me. “It’s your job to calm everyone down and get them on the same page.”

In the end, Elon’s favorability numbers flipped.

What do you think? Tell us in the comments.

https://youtu.be/1dPT3vIZUCw?si=gyH9c2EAUViktAPZ

[Lori]

A trooper in Washington who’s responsible for informing the public about investigations is now the one making the news. Authorities say Sarah Clasen crashed her car into a young motorcyclist, Jhoser Sanchez, killing her. Her resistance to doing sobriety tests instantly raised red flags. Law & Crime’s Jesse Weber takes a closer look at body camera footage of Clasen’s arrest with Dan Morgan, the managing partner of personal injury law firm Morgan & Morgan.

https://youtu.be/21ZuA5pr8PE?si=ZCrynC8fJDlzOciy

[Lori]

New data from the National Association of Realtors show a significant decline in pending sale contracts on the U.S. Housing Market. This is the biggest drop since 2022, and a signal that the U.S. Housing Market correction is gaining steam. Mainstream news sources such as Bloomberg, Zillow, and Redfin are now all admitting the U.S. Housing Market is heading towards a correction in 2025. Listings are up and now sellers are cutting prices at the highest level in 10 years, especially in cities like Tampa, Phoenix, and Las Vegas. Home builders are also cutting prices, such as Lennar and DR Horton. These builders are leading the downturn in Sun Belt states where the inventory of homes for sale has spiked most. However, normal sellers are now also cutting prices at high rates in these states as well.

https://youtu.be/Sjbqps5WRj4?si=S1peYN5XdLTCXOPc

[Lori]

“It’s time for Jerome Powell to put on his big boy pants and say, no, inflation is not the bigger problem,” says Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO and Chief Strategist for QI Research. In today’s interview with Daniela Cambone, Booth argues that the Fed should prioritize employment, as true inflation is low and declining—especially in housing—while job losses continue and consumer purchasing power weakens. “Companies are saying in no uncertain terms, they don’t have pricing power because U.S. consumers don’t have purchasing power.” On Trump’s tax bill, she aligns with Elon Musk, warning that it will increase the deficit and national debt. “This gravy train was supposed to end at the end of 2025… you’re not stimulating the US economy. You’re simply preventing a negative shock to the system,” she concludes.

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[Gustan Cho]

Danielle Diamartino Booth isn’t one to sugarcoat her advice to Jerome Powell.

• In a chat with financial reporter Daniella Cambone, she flat-out says the Fed chair ought to yank on his big-boy pants, look up, and stop treating Inflation like Earth’s biggest fire.
• True price hikes are inching down.
• Rent checks prove it, yet layoffs keep rolling in and shy away from the payroll vanishing act.
• Company after company whispers or flat-out shouts that they’ve lost pricing muscle.
• This is because American shoppers can’t stretch their wallets.
• Powell pressed the booth about one loose-chip matter:
• Trump’s tax blueprint, and she answered with musk-ish urgency.
• She insists that the possible cuts won’t boost growth; they’ll bulk up a deficit that was supposed to slim down by 2025, padding tomorrow’s balance sheets while sparing today’s nerves.

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• Economist Danielle DiMartino Booth says it’s time for Jerome Powell to put on his big boy pants and say Inflation is not the bigger problem.
• In a wide-ranging interview, she warns that the central bank should watch jobs, not charts, as price pressures cool.
• She also flags former President Trump’s tax plan as a likely budget buster.

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• You’re not stimulating the U.S. economy.
• You’re simply preventing a negative shock to the system.

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[Lisa Jones]

Is Gavin Newsom trying to start a civil war?,Newsom is scheming to get publicity at the expense of Americans and the Trump Administration.

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