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This Is How You Get Hamas-Style Tactics on American Streets
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January 26, 2026
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14:14Now PlayingIn this clip, I break down newly reported details surrounding the Minneapolis ICE confrontation and fatal shooting — including encrypted chat coordination, so-called “rapid responder” networks, and the disturbing strategy of escalating chaos to manufacture optics and outrage.
What you’re seeing isn’t random. It follows a familiar political warfare model: provoke confrontation, flood the area with cameras, turn bloodshed into propaganda, and use tragedy as leverage. It’s a strategy long associated with foreign extremist groups — and now it’s showing up in U.S. cities.
We examine how this environment developed in Minnesota, the role of activist coordination, and why leadership in Minneapolis and the Walz administration are facing serious questions about what was allowed to grow unchecked.
This clip is from a longer live broadcast analyzing the Alex Pretti shooting, the organized anti-ICE network operating in Minneapolis, and the broader political consequences now unfolding.
⚠️ This discussion is political commentary and news analysis. It does not support or endorse extremist groups or violence.
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