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In this episode of Liz Collin Reports, we go behind the scenes of the Alpha News documentary, coming this fall, exposing the truth behind George Floyd's death, the riots, and the aftermath.

The film's director, Dr. JC Chaix, joined Liz to talk about why he got involved and what people can expect.

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Angie Greig is the Moms for Liberty Wright County chapter chair, the very first Minnesota chapter of Moms for Liberty. She joined Liz Collin on her podcast to talk about the new “hate group” label and discuss the work the group is doing.  

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Lindsay Jones gave up her six-figure job to volunteer her time and knowledge fighting tech censorship and countering the government's COVID-19 narrative. 

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Minnesota police officer Kiel Rushton, 40, said the day he left his “fairytale” job felt “surreal.”

Rushton wore many hats during his 12 years as a sworn officer for the St. Anthony Police Department, from community engagement officer to detective to patrol officer, and he loved every second of the job.

“I couldn’t believe they were paying me to do it. I would've done it for free. It was an amazing job,” he said.

Rushton spoke with Liz Collin this week to discuss why he left policing at just 40 years old — ultimately, to keep his family safe.

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Lt. Adam Schwarze dedicated his life to the U.S. military, serving in nine deployments and 70 countries throughout his 20-year career. But military leaders did not serve him well when he adopted a new mission to run for office, he said. 

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Conservative podcaster for PragerU Amala Ekpunobi brought her message to Minnesota last week, joining Dennis Prager as a speaker at the Center of the American Experiment’s annual gala.  

Liz Collin spoke with Ekpunobi ahead of her visit where she explained how hearts and minds can be changed, referring to her own story.  

Ekpunobi was raised in a far-left household before she had an ideological transformation. 

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Cristine Trooien doesn’t like politics. But she found herself advocating for parental rights in schools, and now she calls herself an “accidental activist.”

Trooien runs Minnesota Parents Alliance, an organization that partners with parents to educate and empower them in their relationships with public schools, and backs school board candidates who care about academic achievement.

“I found myself just minding my own business in 2020, like many of us, and watching our school communities unravel,” Trooien told Liz Collin on her podcast this week.

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Matt Bostrom spent 34 years in law enforcement before retiring in 2016 as Ramsey County sheriff. He joined Liz Collin this week to discuss the downturn in recruitment numbers across police forces and give encouragement to officers.

Bostrom fears the main issue turning people away from policing is the lack of encouragement from family and friends.  

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An organization that fights against the “sexualization, indoctrination, and medicalization” of children is speaking out against the “freak show” in St. Paul. 

Jaimee Michell, the founder and CEO of Gays Against Groomers, called it the “stuff of nightmares.”  

“What's going on in Minnesota and many other states around the country, it’s an absolute freak show,” Michell said on Liz Collin Reports. 

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Gail Macrae is a California nurse turned whistleblower who was fired for refusing to take the COVID-19 shot. She joined Liz Collin this week to discuss what she witnessed while working in health care during the pandemic.

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