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Trump PANICS as Nation FINALLY WAKES UP…

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January 26, 2026 · 24 min · 3,829 words · 37 timestamped sections

This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Trump PANICS as Nation FINALLY WAKES UP…", an episode of MeidasTouch published January 26, 2026 (24 min, about 3,829 words). It mentions 22 people, works and ideas, including Donald Trump, Alex Jeffrey Prey, Minnesota, ICE, Second Amendment.

What this episode is about

Donald Trump's campaign to defame Alex Jeffrey Prey, who was murdered by Border Patrol agents during a protest, has backfired spectacularly, drawing widespread condemnation from corporate leaders, athletes, and former presidents. As Trump's approval ratings continue to decline, his administration faces intense backlash for their handling of the incident and deceptive narratives surrounding it.

Key takeaways

Trump's disinformation unraveling: Corporate CEOs and NBA stars unite against a regime in free fall.
Prey's murder ignites backlash: Even his own side can't fully endorse Trump's violent narrative.
In a surreal twist, Second Amendment advocates side with victims rather than victimizers this time.
Amidst chaos, a plea for unity: Minnesota's business leaders call for cooperation over confrontation.
Even Trump's staunch defenders can't ignore the video evidence; reality has a way of breaking propaganda.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

0:00 – 5:00: Donald Trump, Blaine & Robert Trump, Minnesota, Alex Jeffrey Prey
5:00 – 10:00: Blaine & Robert Trump, Donald Trump, Minnesota, Golden State Warriors
10:00 – 15:00: Minnesota, Donald Trump, Alex Jeffrey Prey, Renee Mlin Good
15:00 – 20:00: Donald Trump, Alex Jeffrey Prey, Minnesota, Greg Bevino
20:00 – 24:00: Renee Mlin Good, Minus Touch Network

Notable quotes from "Trump PANICS as Nation FINALLY WAKES UP…"

You will get killed by the Border Patrol and you will get killed by ICE. Now, Donald Trump has been powerfully rebuked by the top corporate CEOs in Minnesota.
about Donald Trump · at 1:09
Lower. If you can imagine that as Donald Trump has tried to defame Governor Walls and other leaders in Minnesota, Governor Walls called out Donald Trump and said, This is about…
about Minnesota · at 2:04
Is killing us, so we're going on a general strike. Here's the letter from the CEOs. The business community in Minnesota prides itself in providing leadership and solving…
about Chamber of Commerce · at 3:53
Regime's murder of Alex Prey and Renee Good, saying that the NBA players can no longer remain silent. The NBA is standing up for free speech, civil liberties, and the people in…
about NBA Players Association · at 5:09
Try to block the construction of the ballroom, which does not have congressional authorization, and as I've been saying here on the Midas Touch Network, is patently unlawful.…
about Minus Touch Network · at 10:21
Immigration. A powerful statement by former President Barack Obama who writes, The killing of Alex Prey is a heartbreaking tragedy. It should also be a wake-up call to every…
about Alex Jeffrey Prey · at 11:40
So contrast Governor Walls, empathetic, actually fighting for the people of his state. Compare that to Greg Bevino, the border patrol Gestapo leader. When he was asked, So are…
about Greg Bevino · at 15:20
About. And then you had Bevino, Donald Trump's Border Patrol Gustapo, attack the parents of the children who are getting kidnapped by the Border Patrol and ICE Gustapo. Here, play this clip.
about ICE · at 16:39

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced political figure / antagonist · 17 mentions · first at 0:00
Portrayed as directing a propaganda effort and immigration enforcement actions; repeatedly criticized for statements and alleged cover-ups.
Alex Jeffrey Prey — Person · Central victim referenced (alleged killing in Minneapolis) · 8 mentions · first at 0:02
Presented as the person whose death triggered public backlash, statements from leaders/athletes, and criticism of federal enforcement; described as lawfully carrying a concealed weapon and not threatening officers.
Greg Bevino — Person · Referenced federal enforcement leader defending shootings · 3 mentions · first at 12:35
Portrayed as a Border Patrol leader who publicly justified shootings and framed agents as victims; used as an example of the administration’s messaging and lack of accountability.
Renee Mlin Good — Person · Referenced victim (alleged killing) used as parallel case · 6 mentions · first at 5:09
Mentioned as another person allegedly killed by federal officers within a short timeframe; used to argue a pattern and demand investigation/accountability.
National Basketball Players Association released a statement following the Trump regime's murder of Alex Prey and Renee Good, saying that the NBA players can no longer remain…
Maria Bartiromo — Person · Referenced TV host challenging administration narrative · 2 mentions · first at 2:29
Cited as a Fox host expressing anger and skepticism, used to show criticism extending into pro-Trump media ecosystems.
Trafficking ring as well by not releasing the Epstein files. You even had Fox hosts like Maria Barter Roma pissed at the Trump regime and pissed at these Trump sick offense…
Barack Obama — Person · Referenced former president issuing condemnation · 1 mention · first at 11:40
Quoted as releasing a statement framing the killing as a national wake-up call and values under assault, reinforcing the episode’s argument.
Negative 14. 59% of Americans disapprove of the way Donald Trump has handled immigration. A powerful statement by former President Barack Obama who writes, The killing of Alex…
Bill and Hillary Clinton — Person · Referenced former president issuing condemnation · 2 mentions · first at 1:46
Quoted as releasing a statement about historic moments and decisions shaping history, used to amplify the moral/political urgency described in the episode.
Powerful statements rebuking Donald Trump and his dastardly regime. Former President Obama, former President Clinton have come out with powerful statements rebuking the Trump…
Steph Curry — Person · Referenced athlete reacting to events · 2 mentions · first at 5:50
Quoted post-game discussing the atmosphere and community impact, serving as a high-profile cultural voice reinforcing the episode’s framing of trauma and unrest.
In Minnesota. After the game where the mood in the Timberwolve Stadium was so somber, Steph Curry was asked about what his feelings were regarding Donald Trump's Border Patrol…
Steve Kerr — Person · Referenced coach reacting to events · 1 mention · first at 7:12
Quoted describing the game as somber and the city/team suffering, adding corroborating emotional context from a prominent sports leader.
And then the coach of the Golden State Warriors, Steve Kerr, said the following. Play this clip.
Blaine & Robert Trump — Person · Referenced public figure tied to White House event/film promotion · 16 mentions · first at 0:00
Mentioned in contrast to public grief—described as promoting a 'Melania movie' and hosting a screening, used to criticize perceived insensitivity.
Countdown, five days away for the Melania movie. This is what Donald Trump was doing yesterday. Also, Donald Trump was ranting and raving like a lunatic this morning about the Golden Ballroom.

Companies & orgs

ICE — Company · Business focus · 1 mention · first at 1:12
ICE is criticized for its role in the murder of Alex Jeffrey Prey and its aggressive immigration enforcement tactics.
Chamber of Commerce — Company · Business focus · 2 mentions · first at 1:20
The Chamber of Commerce, representing over 60 CEOs in Minnesota, has rebuked Donald Trump for his regime's actions.
NBA Players Association — Company · Business focus · 2 mentions · first at 1:34
The NBA Players Association has issued statements rebuking Donald Trump and his regime for their actions in Minneapolis.
Minnesota Timberwolves — Company · Business focus · 3 mentions · first at 5:38
The Minnesota Timberwolves are mentioned in the context of the somber mood in their stadium following the events in Minneapolis.
Threaten these civil liberties that are meant to protect us all. And yesterday, the Minnesota Timberwolves played the Golden State Warriors in an NBA matchup in Minnesota.…
Golden State Warriors — Company · Business focus · 3 mentions · first at 5:40
The Golden State Warriors are mentioned in the context of their game against the Minnesota Timberwolves and the somber atmosphere.
Threaten these civil liberties that are meant to protect us all. And yesterday, the Minnesota Timberwolves played the Golden State Warriors in an NBA matchup in Minnesota.…
MAGA Republicans — Company · Referenced group · 2 mentions · first at 0:59
Mentioned as supporters of Trump's policies and actions, particularly in defending the actions of ICE and Border Patrol.
Trump's lies were exposed. And Donald Trump sent his sick offense from his cabinet. MAGA Republicans in the House and Senate who went on TV and said if you have a concealed…
National Basketball Players Association — Company · Referenced organization · 1 mention · first at 5:05
Mentioned as issuing a statement rebuking the Trump regime following the murder of Alex Prey, highlighting their stance on civil liberties.
Released a statement following the Trump regime's murder of Alex Prey and Renee Good, saying that the NBA players can no longer remain silent. The NBA is standing up for free…
Minus Touch Network — Company · Business focus · 1 mention · first at 23:11
The Midas Touch Network is the platform where the podcast is hosted, discussing the events in Minneapolis and criticizing Donald Trump.

Concepts & topics

Second Amendment — Concept · Key argument · 2 mentions · first at 2:42
The Second Amendment is central to the debate about the right to carry weapons, especially in the context of Alex Prey's murder.
What the hell is even going on here? You had Second Amendment groups powerfully rebuking Donald Trump saying you can't tell us that we don't have a lawful right to carry…

Places & events

Minnesota — Place · Setting · 15 mentions · first at 1:16
Central location of the discussed events, including protests, law enforcement actions, and community responses.
Target Center — Place · Venue · 1 mention · first at 12:09
Mentioned as the location where the Minnesota Timberwolves play and where community sentiments were expressed.
History for years to come. This is one of them. at the Target Center where the Minnesota Timberwolves play. The Dunkers, the kind of the group that pumps up the crowd, they…

Media & podcasts

Wall Street Journal — Media · Referenced media · 1 mention · first at 8:24
Mentioned as the outlet where Donald Trump gave a bizarre interview discussing immigration enforcement.
Now, what is Donald Trump doing? Donald Trump gave a bizarre interview to the Wall Street Journal. In an interview, the president says that immigration enforcement officers may…

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 Donald Trump is absolutely losing it as his propaganda campaign to defame Alex Jeffrey Prey has utterly failed. Donald Trump kicked his disinformation machine into high gear to destroy the legacy of Prey after he was murdered in cold blood by Trump's Border Patrol Gestapo in Minneapolis when all Prety was doing was trying to help a female protester who was being pepper-sprayed and brutalized by Donald Trump's Border Patrol Gustapo. You've seen the video, the Border Patrol gang tackle Prey. They pepper spray him. They pistol whip him. They shoot him multiple times. And then the Trump regime tried to claim that Prey was brandishing his gun at the Border Patrol Gestapo. That prety arrived in order to do a mass massacre of the Border Patrol Gestapo, which was utterly false. Donald Trump's lies were exposed. And Donald Trump sent his sick offense from his cabinet. MAGA Republicans in the House

1:01 and Senate who went on TV and said if you have a concealed carry permit and you bring a gun to a protest lawfully, you will get killed by the Border Patrol and you will get killed by ICE. Now, Donald Trump has been powerfully rebuked by the top corporate CEOs in Minnesota. The Chamber of Commerce representing these 60 CEOs or more than 60 C CEOs have put out a statement powerfully rebuking Trump and his regime for their despicable behavior, for their immorality, for the murder of Alex Jeffrey Prey. The NBA Players Association and numerous superstar NBA players and athletes have come out with powerful statements rebuking Donald Trump and his dastardly regime. Former President Obama, former President Clinton have come out with powerful statements rebuking the Trump regime and there is massive panic within the White House right now as they realize that Donald Trump is in big big trouble.

2:01 Trump's approval is plummeting even lower. If you can imagine that as Donald Trump has tried to defame Governor Walls and other leaders in Minnesota, Governor Walls called out Donald Trump and said, "This is about basic morality." And while we are at it, release the damn Epstein files. Let's not forget this regime is covering up a child sex trafficking ring as well by not releasing the Epstein files. You even had Fox hosts like Maria Barter Roma pissed at the Trump regime and pissed at these Trump sick offense like James Comr who were showing up on the morning shows and she's like we've all seen the video.

2:40 What the hell is even going on here? You had Second Amendment groups powerfully rebuking Donald Trump saying you can't tell us that we don't have a lawful right to carry weapons. There's something called a Second Amendment. And Prey was lawfully permitted. He had a permit to carry his uh gun and he was not brandishing it. He had a concealed carry permit. That's what he was doing. He was disarmed by one of the Border Patrol Gustapos who ripped the gun from the holster which was not being brandished at all. And when he was defenseless, he was brutally murdered.

3:15 We all saw what happened uh on that video. Let's go through this step by step so we can show what's going on with the Trump regime. First, let's take a look right here at the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce statement on behalf of more than 60 CEOs in Minnesota. Open letter from CEOs of large Minnesota based companies and associations. By the way, folks, this is why general strikes work. If these corporations want to try to use and abuse workers, if workers can stand in solidarity together and stand up and say you're not going to use and abuse our labor in the name of a regime that is killing us, so we're going on a general strike. Here's the letter from the CEOs. The business community in Minnesota prides itself in providing leadership and solving problems to ensure a strong and vibrant state. The recent challenges facing our state have created widespread disruption and tragic loss of life. For the past several

4:13 weeks, representatives in Minnesota's business community have been working every day behind the scenes with federal, state, and local officials to advance real solutions. These efforts have included close communications with the governor, the White House, the vice president, and local mayors. There are ways for us to come together to foster progress. With yesterday's tragic news, we are calling for a an immediate deescalation of tensions and for state, local, and federal officials to work together to find real solutions. We have been working for generations to build a strong and vibrant state here in Minnesota, and we'll do so in the months and years ahead with equal and even greater commitment in this difficult moment for our community. We call for peace and focused cooperation among local, state, and federal leaders to achieve swift and durable solutions and enable families, businesses, our

4:58 employees, and communities across Minnesota to resume our work and to build bright and prosperous futures. The National Basketball Players Association released a statement following the Trump regime's murder of Alex Prey and Renee Good, saying that the NBA players can no longer remain silent. The NBA is standing up for free speech, civil liberties, and the people in Minnesota demanding justice. And it says, "The fraternity of NBA players, like the United States itself, is a community enriched by its global citizens, and we refuse to let the flames of division threaten these civil liberties that are meant to protect us all." And yesterday, the Minnesota Timberwolves played the Golden State Warriors in an NBA matchup in Minnesota. After the game where the mood in the Timberwolve Stadium was so somber, Steph Curry was asked about what his feelings were regarding Donald Trump's Border Patrol and Ice Gustapo

5:58 inflicting so much pain and trauma on the community. Here's what Steph Curry had to say after the game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Play this clip.

6:08 Phone of it all the way down. It was like three straight hours 10 degree weather. It was it was beautiful to see that turn out. That speaks to how important, you know, people felt to have their voice heard and that those elements and, you know, whatever streets right outside our hotel, they were they were out and that was it was amazing to watch.

6:29 So, your day yesterday, you're just I mean, were you part of the conversation on the game should have gone on or not? I talked to coach who was talking to um obviously the the Wolves organization, Timberwolves organization. Um and uh it was very similar to it's hard to catch up to everything that's going on here in the community when you just fly and kind of you understand what's going on but how it affects players, the staff, the you know entire franchise, the the families. um and allowing just supporting them and whatever decision made sense. I was just talking to the league. So that was that was pretty much it.

7:12 And then the coach of the Golden State Warriors, Steve Kerr, said the following. Play this clip.

7:18 Honestly, what I felt was that um their group um suffering. you know, um I thought the vibe in the stands, it was one of the most bizarre, uh sad games I've ever been a part of. Um you could feel in the somber atmosphere. Um their team um we could tell they were they were struggling with everything that's been going on and um you know what the city city has been through. So it was a very sad. It was a sad night. Um, you know, we're obviously we got the win and we're happy about that, but um very difficult to see um so many people struggling and and sad and you know, they came to the game to try to forget about stuff, I guess. But um I don't think anything went away um for the city and for for their team. I think they they were suffering from the effects of everything.

8:19 Now, what is Donald Trump doing? Donald Trump gave a bizarre interview to the Wall Street Journal. In an interview, the president says that immigration enforcement officers may leave at some point. But what he says is, "I don't like any shooting, but I don't like it when somebody goes into a protest and he's got a very powerful, fully loaded gun with two magazines loaded up with bullets." Also, that doesn't play good either. That doesn't play good either. Someone who had a concealed carry lawful permit and was conceal carrying and did not point the gun at any of the Border Patrol Gustapo. So in other words, Donald Trump and your entire regime, you don't believe in the Second Amendment.

9:07 Instead, I suppose what you care about is allowing people to carry semi-automatic weapons around schools. That's when you defend the Second Amendment. But when someone has a lawful permit for a concealed carry weapon the way Alex Prety did, then you say you deserve to die at protests, that's what you're saying. And then Donald Trump cowed and he and Melania and his regime, they held a screening for the Melania uh movie. And so while people were reeling over the weekend based on the murder of Alex Prey following the murder of Renee Good, this is what Melania Trump post Melania the film. A historic moment. I am deeply humbled to have been surrounded by an inspiring room of friends, family, and cultural iconoclass at the White House last night.

9:59 Countdown, five days away for the Melania movie. This is what Donald Trump was doing yesterday. Also, Donald Trump was ranting and raving like a lunatic this morning about the Golden Ballroom yesterday morning, today, all day. Golden Ballroom this, Golden Ballroom that. He was upset that the Historic Preservation Society filed a lawsuit to try to block the construction of the ballroom, which does not have congressional authorization, and as I've been saying here on the Midas Touch Network, is patently unlawful. So, he's been whining about that. What else was he posting about? He was making a raving and ranting like a lunatic about I can't watch the NFL kickoff like many others.

10:41 I just turned my head. Who has the right to make such a change? It's disparaging the game. And then he posts the following. Minnesota is a criminal cover up of the massive financial fraud that has gone on. How utterly pathetic. Now, the American people are not buying the propaganda that the Trump regime is selling. Was the shooting of the man in Minneapolis on Saturday justified? Only 20% of Americans say it was uh justified according to the latest polling data. How about Trump's approval on immigration according to Rasmusen, Donald Trump's favorite pollster? Donald Trump there has a um net negative14 approval on immigration from Rasmusen.

11:28 Donald Trump's right far right-wing extremist polling company has a net negative 14. 59% of Americans disapprove of the way Donald Trump has handled uh immigration. A powerful statement by former President Barack Obama who writes, "The killing of Alex Prey is a heartbreaking tragedy. It should also be a wake-up call to every American, regardless of party, that many of our core values as a nation, are increasingly under assault. Former President Bill Clinton writes, "Over the course of a lifetime, we face only a few moments where the decisions we make and the actions we take will shape our history for years to come. This is one of them. at the Target Center where the Minnesota Timberwolves play. The Dunkers, the kind of the group that pumps up the crowd, they were wearing shirts that say ice out. And now, finally, finally, basic morality seems to start penetrating our culture where people who were on the sidelines are

12:30 talking out against this despicable Trump regime. Yesterday afternoon, Donald Trump sent out Greg Beavino, the Border Patrol Gestapo leader who made things even worse for the Trump regime when he was asked by reporters in Minnesota. Well, now we've seen two separate people shot and killed by your officers within 17 days, "Do you plan on taking accountability?" And Bevino then attacked Renee Good and he attacks Alex Prey. Watch what happens here. question.

13:05 Between your agency, Border Patrol, and Mr. Charles, your agency, ICE, we've now seen two separate people shot and killed by your officers within 17 days. Do either of you plan on taking any accountability for those actions? Um, two suspects, you're correct. two suspects um have been shot and suspects that assault, delay, obstruct, or threaten a law enforcement officer's life. It goes back to the choices that we just talked about. When individuals make poor choices, poor decisions, come into a law enforcement situation, an active law enforcement situation, conspire to come into that situation.

13:46 Whether that's based on ideology, we don't know. That'll be in the investigation that we just talked about. That's what we based the split-second decisions on. And our law enforcement officers are safe. They managed Don't hold on. They managed to come home at the end of shift. And you know, again, I would implore upon any individuals, whether they're anarchists, rioters, uh, or anyone else that thinks it wise to go into a law enforcement scene to disrupt, uh, to delay. Just to don't do that.

14:20 Now, contrast that to Governor Walls's press conference where Governor Walls said, "We now have children in Minnesota who are hiding in their houses, afraid to go out." Play this clip. places to live, allow our children to go back to school. We have got children in Minnesota hiding in their houses, afraid to go outside. Many of us grew up reading that story of Anne Frank.

14:47 Somebody's going to write that children's story about Minnesota. And there's one person who can end this now. And I I'll go back to it again. Please show some decency. Pull these folks out. Reset this situation and allow us to do the job that the attorney general, myself were elected to do, protect the people of Minnesota and carry out the laws of Minnesota. We'll be back with you and we get more information. So contrast Governor Walls, empathetic, actually fighting for the people of his state. Compare that to Greg Bevino, the border patrol Gestapo leader. When he was asked, "So are you blaming the victims here? Are you blaming Renee Good and Alex Prey?" Babino said, "The real victims here are the border patrol agents, the shooters, the killers, the murderers. They are the real victims here." Play this clip. With respect, it feels as though in some ways you're blaming the victim here.

15:54 Uh the victim, the victims are the border patrol agents. I'm not blaming the border of patrol agents. The victim are the border of patrol agents. The suspect put himself in that situation. The victims are the border of patrol agents there.

16:06 Um I then you had Governor Wall say, "This isn't a political debate. This is about basic morality." Here, let's play this clip.

16:15 We're no longer having a political debate. We're having a moral debate. We all want secure borders and immigration enforcement that prioritizes criminals. And I want to thank the press, especially the local press, who has done a deep dive to show that's exactly what Minnesota does. But what you're seeing is not common sense, lawful, or humane enforcement. That's not what this occupation is about. And then you had Bevino, Donald Trump's Border Patrol Gustapo, attack the parents of the children who are getting kidnapped by the Border Patrol and ICE Gustapo. Here, play this clip.

16:54 Is a choice. And there are always actions that result from our choices. When you choose to use your 5-year-old child as a shield to evade law enforcement, that is a choice that someone makes and there are actions and consequences that result from that choice. Or when you're a politician or a community leader, you make a lot of choices there. Some very important, wide-ranging and indepth choices. When as a politician, if you choose collusion and corruption as a choice, then there are consequences and actions that take place because of that.

17:41 Just a reminder, by the way, this is what the MAGA base was always telling us were the way they protested where they would bring their semi-automatics, their AR-15s, you know, and other weapons of war to protest. Remember when they stood outside the state capital building in Michigan with their semi-automatic weapons and they said, "That's what we do. That's fine. That's how you roll." But then now they're saying or now the Trump regime is saying having a lawful concealed carry permit and having a gun in a concealed carry uh posture now constitutes grounds to be killed and to be murdered by Donald Trump's ICE Gustapo. Let me just share with you some of the statements coming in from Alex Prety's uh friends. A friend of Alex Prey says, "Rest in peace, Alex Prey.

18:31 You were courageous, kind soul, unjustly murdered. You will be deeply missed." Here's another statement. Alex and I were friends freshman year of college and lived in the same dorm. We drifted apart because life happens. But I had always sort of wondered how we ended up. As it turns out, he was a helper up until the very end. He was the best of us. It's shattering. thinking of his family and those closest to him. Or this post, I am incredibly sad that one of the sweetest people, this is a former co-orker I knew, was killed by ICE agents. He worked in a neighboring lab years ago, a year. I have found me I have fond memories of him and they will live on. F ICE is what this person say.

19:10 Here's Maria Bardro. Absolutely livid. Um and when you've lost Maria Bardro from State Regime Media, here she is speaking with James Comr. Let's play this clip right here.

19:21 Another individual is dead at the hands of Border Patrol. Let's be clear. We do not know if there was any push back from this individual who was armed. We do not have evidence that he was waving a gun, doing anything to threaten Border Patrol. He had his phone and he was shooting he he was uh viewing and recording the incident. That's what he was doing, recording the incident.

19:50 What is your reaction? And you are an elected official. What can you do about it?

19:54 Well, look, I I don't think there's any question a majority of Americans want President Trump and ICE to go in and apprehend the criminal illegals. That's what President Trump campaigned on and he's doing exactly what he said. I look at what happened in Minneapolis versus what happened in Washington DC. When President Trump sent the National Guard into Washington DC, the mayor, Mayor Mariel Bowser supported that. She worked her her local law enforcement worked with the president and in a short period of time, they have really been successful in reducing the amount of crime in Washington DC. That was a big success. Fast forward to where we are in Minneapolis. We have a governor, an attorney general, and a mayor of Minneapolis who are getting people jacked up, uh, trying to get them, you know, convinced that this is, you know, some type of, uh, illegal raid, that they're all their lives are threatening.

20:46 They've got all these white liberals coming in trying to run over ICE, trying to, you know, spray them and and and do everything to disrupt. And and now I'll share with you Democratic Congress member Casar from Texas. Here's what he had to say about what should be the non-negotiables now in the House and Senate when it comes to blocking any funding for the Department of Homeland Security. Let's play it. What I think we've all seen is that folks watching at homes voices have been heard. Until just recently, it seemed like that ICE funding bill was going to make it through the Senate. But thankfully, Senate Democrats are saying, "No, we cannot leave ICE and Trump's mass deportation machine in place." And so now we need to ask our senators before they send the bill back to the House, in my view, for at least five non-negotiables. First, pull ICE and CBP out of Minneapolis. No more of this in

21:41 Minneapolis or other American cities. Two, the masks need to come off. Three, no more arresting and deporting US citizens. four, a full and thorough investigation of the killing of Miss Good and Mr. Prey. And number five, we've got to end these indiscriminate arrest quotas and warrantless arrests and searches. This is the kind of things that all Americans should be able to agree on and all senators should insist on in this bill.

22:08 And here he talks about impeaching Christine Gnome, which is something that absolutely needs to happen. No, it's very clear that we need to fire Christine Owen, that we need to impeach Christine Nolan because of course we all know the things that she has done. She's unleashed these policies that have resulted in innocent Americans being killed in Minneapolis and then she's gone and smeared those Americans and their families. That should be enough to impeach her. But what folks haven't talked enough about is what she's not doing. She is not helping us with disaster preparedness. She delayed search and rescue by 72 hours for the Texas floods this last summer. She has been firing people at FEMA in mass that should be helping us with things like this winter storm that are knocking out power for lots of people in Texas and all across the country. So, we should fire Christy Nolan because she's not

23:07 focused on keeping us safe. Finally, let me leave you with this. The Midas Touch Network exclusively showed um our audience this yesterday. Mayor Mom Donnie personally checking on the outer burrows during the horrible snowstorms in the east coast. Here he is stopping in bed sty to help the NYC residents um whose car got stuck right there. You see over there and that's just what leadership is. We just want normal empathetic leadership of people actually helping. And we see that um we see that right there. Um we'll keep you posted every step of the way. Thank you all so much uh for watching. Hit subscribe and help us get to 6 million subscribers. New Midas merch. Head to store.midestouch.com today and get yourself the best prodemocracy gear and show your support.

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Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Trump PANICS as Nation FINALLY WAKES UP…"?

Alex Jeffrey Prey, Donald Trump (Guest), Governor Tim Walz (Guest), Maria Bartiromo, Steph Curry, Steve Kerr (Guest), Greg Bevino (Guest), Barack Obama (Guest).

What is "Trump PANICS as Nation FINALLY WAKES UP…" about?

Donald Trump's campaign to defame Alex Jeffrey Prey, who was murdered by Border Patrol agents during a protest, has backfired spectacularly, drawing widespread condemnation from corporate leaders, athletes, and former presidents. As Trump's approval ratings continue to decline, his administration faces intense backlash for their handling of the incident and deceptive narratives surrounding it.

What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?

22 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, Alex Jeffrey Prey, Minnesota, ICE, Second Amendment, Greg Bevino. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Trump PANICS as Nation FINALLY WAKES UP…"?

The episode runs 24 min; the transcript is about 3,829 words in 37 timestamped sections.

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