Citizens Expose How the Minnesota Insurrection Is WORSE Than We Thought | Guest: Rep. Chip Roy | 1/28/26

What It Covers

Glenn Beck examines the Minnesota insurrection crisis, revealing extensive fraud networks uncovered by citizen investigators Cam Higbee and Data Republican. The episode features Congressman Chip Roy discussing federal enforcement challenges, potential Insurrection Act invocation, and the political implications of sanctuary city resistance. Beck proposes nonviolent resistance strategies while analyzing the organized nature of anti-ICE operations and questioning NSA's absence from investigations.

Key Questions Answered

• •Citizen Investigation Breakthrough: Independent researchers Cam Higbee and Data Republican exposed sophisticated anti-ICE networks using Signal encrypted chats organized by Minneapolis city council districts, operating in 24-hour shifts with designated roles (mobile patrol, dispatch, medics, license plate checkers). The investigation revealed 184 national provider identifier numbers operating from a single 1,100 square foot building at 2614 Nicollet Avenue housing eight businesses, suggesting massive fraud operations. These findings preceded any official government intelligence releases, demonstrating how ordinary citizens with technical skills are outpacing federal agencies in uncovering organized insurrection activities.
• •Foreign Funding Networks: The investigation uncovered international financing for Minneapolis protests through a website called "Stand with Minnesota" that redirects donors to campaigns hosted on Choft, managed by organization "Tending the Soil." The first major donation originated from a Canadian-based community organizer specializing in funding operations. This reveals foreign actors playing direct roles in domestic insurrection activities, with money flowing across international borders to sustain protest operations. The discovery raises questions about enforcement of laws prohibiting foreign interference in domestic affairs and highlights vulnerabilities in crowdfunding platforms being exploited for insurrectionist activities.
• •Political Involvement Evidence: Signal chat infiltration revealed elected officials coordinating anti-ICE operations, including Minnesota State Representative Brad Tebke running Scott County Ice Watch signal chats, recruiting patrol dispatch, organizing training, and coordinating food delivery for shifts. Representative Alex Falconer and Minneapolis City Council members also appear in coordination networks. A former Tim Walz staffer and connections to Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan (though not 100% confirmed) suggest deep political establishment involvement. This indicates the insurrection operates with protection and coordination from elected officials who face potential prosecution, explaining their desperation to maintain street chaos as distraction.
• •Reconciliation Strategy Framework: Beck proposes Martin Luther King-style nonviolent resistance as a third way between capitulation and armed confrontation, specifically targeting the estimated 30% of Americans who are "salvageable" rather than committed Marxist "Turtle Island" believers. The strategy requires disciplined groups willing to physically stand between ICE agents and violent protesters without retaliating when attacked, creating such stark visual contrast that it breaks the narrative spell for casual supporters. This approach separates true insurrectionists (who must face prosecution) from misled citizens who can be brought back into civil society through demonstration of moral superiority rather than force.
• •Federal Enforcement Ultimatum: President Trump issued four specific demands to Minnesota: turn over all incarcerated criminal illegal aliens for immediate deportation, transfer all criminal illegal aliens arrested by state and local police, assist federal authorities in detaining wanted criminal illegal aliens, and Democrats must work with federal government on rapid removal. Congressman Chip Roy confirms House Republicans will not pass spending bills excluding Department of Homeland Security funding, even risking government shutdown. This represents a clear constitutional confrontation where federal immigration authority directly challenges state sanctuary policies, with potential Insurrection Act invocation if compliance fails.
• •NSA Capability Questions: Beck challenges why the National Security Agency, which copies every keystroke Americans make and possesses comprehensive surveillance capabilities, has not produced the network analysis that citizen investigators accomplished using basic research skills. The agency's failure to provide real-time intelligence on organized insurrection activities involving foreign funding, encrypted communications, and elected official coordination raises fundamental questions about either capability limitations or willingness to act. This suggests either massive intelligence failure or deliberate inaction, both representing serious national security concerns when citizens outperform billion-dollar surveillance infrastructure.
• •Minnesota Fraud Exposure Motive: The address where Renee Goode was shot (2614 Nicollet) houses eight businesses in 1,100 square feet with 184 national provider identifiers conducting business at that location, indicating systematic healthcare fraud operations. Beck argues Minnesota politicians including Governor Walz and Mayor Frey are escalating street chaos specifically to distract from emerging evidence of massive fraud schemes that could result in prosecutions. This explains why they refuse federal cooperation despite clear legal obligations—the insurrection serves as cover for financial crimes involving hundreds of millions in fraudulent billing through shell organizations operating from impossibly small physical locations.