After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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How a SHOCKING New Video Could Flip the Narrative in Alex Pretti Case, with Adam Carolla
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January 29, 2026
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Emily Jashinsky is joined by Adam Carolla, host of “The Adam Carolla Show,” to discuss the newly surfaced BBC-analyzed footage that shows Alex Pretti confronting federal immigration agents in Minneapolis days before he was killed by Border Patrol. The video shows him kicking a vehicle and appearing to spit at law enforcement. Emily and Adam discuss how the footage complicates the narrative surrounding Pretti’s death, while also highlighting weeks of escalating street clashes between protesters and ICE in Minneapolis. They further discuss how Hollywood and media figures fuel hostility toward federal agents while ignoring broader border-related violence.
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Left's narratives about victims always fall apart
Some people deserve to be shot more than others
Hollywood celebrities fuel hostility toward federal agents
Media figures ignored border crisis under Biden
Democratic leaders agitate protesters to attack ICE agents
Media figures compare ICE agents to Nazis
Calling opponents Nazis incites assassination attempts
Comparing opponents to Nazis justifies violence like French Resistance
Democratic leaders don't believe Nazi rhetoric but use it to radicalize youth
Democratic leaders cynically use Nazi rhetoric to manipulate young people
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