Civil Unrest In Minnesota, Trump's Housing Reform, and New Nutrition Guidelines: Breaking Down the Week's Biggest Stories With Tom Bilyeu and Drew

Reggie, I just sold my car online. Let's go, grandpa. Wait. You did? Yep. On Carvana. Just put in the license plate, answered a few questions, got an offer in minutes. Easier than setting up that new digital picture, Fran. You don't say? Yeah. They're even picking it up tomorrow. Talk about fast. Wow. Way to go. So about that picture frame. Forget about it. Until Carvana makes one, I'm not interested. Car selling made easy on Car Vonna. Pickup fees may apply. Thank you guys for tuning in. It continues to be a wild string of events. Kinda praying for, this to chill. Bad for the show, perhaps, but, boy, would it be better for life. A woman was shot to death by an ICE agent as she attempted to flee an altercation with ICE. Scott Bessen, who was also in Minnesota for the, fraud unveiling, if you will, says that there's $600,000,000,000 in annual fraud. That's 10% of government spending. Representative Luna has referred Minnesota governor Walz and Keith Ellison to the DOJ for being complicit in the Somali fraud. Trump says that he's not restrained by international law, only his own morality. But, apparently, he feels restrained by the military budget as he's aiming to blow it up massively in 2027. It's only going to go wilder. The Iranian uprising continues to escalate as the government cuts off Internet and cell service, but fails to slow the movement. A lot going on there. Trump is taking a shot at reducing housing prices with a bold new plan that I'm very excited to talk to you guys about. And RFK Junior finally flips the food pyramid, which, in my estimation, has been the American government doing its best to either intentionally or unintentionally kill the American public. It is crazy. Yeah. We gotta talk about Minnesota, man. We gotta talk about Minnesota. We gotta talk about Minnesota. A tragic game of FAFO unfolded when a woman in Minneapolis was shot dead by an ICE agent when she attempted to flee in her SUV. This kind of stuff drives me crazy. Video evidence shows that she may have hit the officer with her vehicle as he opened fire. The shooting has ignited a national firestorm over immigration enforcement, federal power, and local control. It happened on Wednesday morning, January 7. 37 year old Renee Nicole Good, a US citizen and mother of three, was shot and killed by the ICE agent during a large scale operation in Minneapolis. The operation targeted alleged fraud in the Somali American community and involved over 2,000 agents and had nothing to do with Good. Apparently, Good was simply someone who hates ICE and was allegedly attempting to alert locals to the raid. Now for my money, it is obvious that Good should not have tried to flee, and it's obvious that the off officer should not have shot her. But apparently, the agent that shot her identified as Jonathan Ross had previously been …