Minneapolis Listener Says Schools Closed to Protect Kids “From the US Government”
January 10, 2026
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as posted by the channelBrian Shapiro speaks with a show listener from Minneapolis as tensions rise following the ICE shooting and the fallout across the city. The caller describes schools closing, fear in the community, and what it feels like to explain chaos and political violence to kids—while public officials and media figures argue over labels like “domestic terrorism.”
This conversation hits the human side of the story: families near the scene, students and teachers being harassed, and the frustration of watching leadership escalate rhetoric instead of delivering transparency, accountability, and safety. Brian also responds to questions about training, use of force, and why so many Americans feel like they’re being told to “ignore what you just saw.”
If you’re following Minneapolis news, ICE protests, school closures, or the larger debate over law enforcement accountability, this is an emotional, real-world perspective you won’t get from cable news.
👉 Watch until the end for the caller’s powerful line about protecting kids “from the US government”
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