EPISODE · Jan 10, 2026 · 27 MIN
There is Martial Law In America Now, What the Dog Told Us About Renee Good
from The Ignition News Podcast · host From The Rebel Radio Network
Breaking: Martial Law in America? On January 10th, The Ignition News delivers breaking analysis you won't hear anywhere else: martial law has been declared in the United States—it just hasn't been officially branded yet.When ICE agent Jonathan Ross shot and killed Renee Goode on a Minneapolis residential street on Wednesday morning, the federal response revealed something chilling about where we are as a country. Within hours, Vice President JD Vance stood in the White House claiming the agent has "absolute immunity" from state prosecution. The FBI then blocked Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension from accessing evidence and cut state investigators completely out of the case. The agent was exfiltrated from Minnesota within one hour.This episode breaks down the legal reality behind these claims—and why they're lies. From the Supremacy Clause to historical precedent at Ruby Ridge and century-old Supreme Court decisions, we examine why federal officers do NOT have blanket immunity and why state prosecution can and must proceed. Legal experts and the Hennepin County Attorney are calling out the administration's false narrative, but will Minnesota hold the line?We also hear from former Minnesota Governor Jesse "The Body" Ventura on what martial law actually looks like, why the administration's incompetence might be our greatest advantage, and how we control the narrative going forward. This is about Renee Goode—an American hero who died protecting democracy, the Constitution, and her neighbors. Her death cannot be in vain.Plus: Trump reads classified notes out loud in the Oval Office, proving just how unserious this administration really is.
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