Chad shares about his trip to Williams Arena last night and we talk about our favorite venues in the state to open the show. Later, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins for her regular Wednesday visit, we talk about the ICE surge with Rep. Zack Stephenson and Bloomington PD Chief Booker Hodges and dive into other topics as well.

What kind of immunity do federal agents have while on the streets of Minnesota? Chad reacts to the claims he's heard from JD Vance, Stephen Miller and others before sharing some news involving President Trump from the day and hearing a story of how Dave made a child cry earlier this week.

High level meetings are taking place at the White House on the fate of Greenland, Iran is threatening President Trump's life...it's been a wild day for President Trump and his administration.

ICE agents do not have complete immunity for their actions on the streets, regardless of what those in positions of power are repeatedly telling us.

Chad spends the hour with two great guests, Representative Zack Stephenson and Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges, discussing the ICE surge in Minnesota, actions from the ICE agents, and much more.

Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges joins Chad to talk about the disturbing things he's seen done by ICE agents in Minnesota, activity of protestors, and what he sees as the reason for the surge of federal agents in the state.

Representative Zack Stephenson joins Chad to talk about ICE activity in Minnesota, the fatal shooting of Renee Good, resignations within the US Attorney's office, and his feelings about Governor Walz backing down from his reelection bid.

What's your favorite Minnesota spot to attend a live event? Chad opens the show with that discussion after he spent the evening at Williams Arena. Plus, Rena Sarigianopoulos joins us on topics both serious and nonsense.

Our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE-11 joins to share her sadness about the division and hate she sees in politics, on social media, and in other places that was amplified after the Renee Good shooting.