Chapter 1: What evidence is presented about the killing of Renee Good?
visual investigation from the new york times friend of the show eric toller went in with the visual investigations team at the new york times and detailed second by second video analysis of all the video footage for the killing of renee goode in minneapolis this is a crazy way to do this by the way frame by frame about three minutes before the shooting footage shows miss goode and her wife parked their maroon suv in the middle of the street and begin honking and heckling
Administration officials say they were impeding and blocking immigration agents. Footage shows 11 vehicles maneuver around the SUV, including this Chevy Tahoe driven by Agent Ross. When he exits, he's already filming Ms. Good's SUV, not with a body camera typical of most law enforcement, but using a cell phone in his hand. It's not clear why. The agent's footage shows his interactions with Ms.
Good. That's fine, dude. I'm not mad at you. And her wife. It's okay, we don't change our plates every morning. There's verbal jabbing. It'll be the same plate when you come talk to us later. That's fine.
By the way, when she says, it'll be the same plate when you come talk to us later, what she's indicating is, they're leaving, but you can conduct an investigation and try and, you know, criminally punish us after the fact. Ross, on the other hand, obviously has a different opinion in mind.
You want to come at us? We see the agent switching the phone from his right hand to his left as he heads toward the front seat of his Tahoe. I say go get yourself some lunch, big boy. During this time on the other side of the SUV, two new agents arrive in a pickup. We see Miss Good motions them to go around. Yeah, she's also talking about ice switching plates, yes.
Over the next six seconds, we see one agent reaching into the SUV, Misgood starting to drive, then Agent Ross firing three shots. Now let's go back and analyze some of the key contested moments of the agent's cell phone video, alongside other footage to break down what happens during these critical six seconds.
Here, the agent's cell phone footage shows he's moving directly in front of the SUV, as it's reversing and rotating towards him, initiating a three-point turn apparently to leave. Law enforcement officers are trained to avoid doing this because it puts them in danger and often leads to the use of force against drivers. This cell phone is focused squarely on Ms. Good.
She looks down, shifts into drive, and begins turning to the right, away from the agent.
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Chapter 2: How does the video footage contribute to understanding the incident?
Cut to this high angle and zoom in.
Will Asmongold watch this? No. And if he does, he'll go, yeah, you see what they're trying to do is they know they're in the wrong. Everyone knows they're in the wrong. Everyone agrees with me. This is the common sense position. This is common sense. And yeah, so fake liberal news is, yeah, doing their very best to make sure that it just looks different. But don't believe your lying eyes.
Right, guys? Don't believe your lying eyes. Yeah.
We can make out the agent's body and his arm filming. We can also see, at the same time, he's beginning to lift his other arm. On these cameras, we can see what's happening around Agent Ross. The other agent is yelling orders and reaching into Miss Good's SUV. As she continues turning right. Agent Ross is at least a few feet away from Miss Good's SUV. He does not appear to move out of the way.
as the SUV rolls forward.
I don't know if the New York Times will actually show this or say this, but ICE agents diving in front of vehicles in an effort to get a legal kill was such a broad problem that it was actually investigated in 2014. It was reported on, I believe, in 2016.
This was something that they kept doing over and over again, that they had to change the law enforcement manual for ICE agents, just so you understand.
Word, the agent unholsters his firearm. We see in his cell phone video at this moment the camera drifting off to the left. The agent is no longer focused on filming.
It's at this point in the... Look at her biting her lip and looking directly at the cop before driving forward. Wait, biting her lip? Are you alright, dude?
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Chapter 3: What critical moments are highlighted in the analysis of the shooting?
What the f... The car does not even run him over. What the f... Do you mean biting her lip? You have to be a real psychopath. Dude, you are so deranged, brother.
What the f... Anyway, let's keep playing the video. To the left. The agent is no longer focused on filming. It's at this point in the cell phone video where it first looks and sounds like the agent's getting knocked violent. On the other camera, we can see what's happening. Here is Agent Ross aiming his gun at Miss Good.
And here is his outstretched arm leaning toward her vehicle, which is barely visible behind the top. Wait, wait a minute.
Hold on.
Wait a minute. What's that? His phone, which is gripped in his left hand, flips over when the agent's hand lands on the front of the vehicle. There's an audible thud when it hits. The camera rotates up towards the sky.
Again, while it appears the agent's getting knocked over, we can see that's not the case from the other angle, which shows he's standing with his hand near the headlight, his torso and legs away from the vehicle. In the cell phone footage, the agent's face flashes on screen, then it goes black. The other angle shows us why.
We can see the agent's foot sliding, his hand bracing against the SUV, and his arm getting pressed into his chest. It is impossible to determine if this is happening because of the SUV's movement or the icy asphalt, or more likely, both.
And what's very unclear because of the limited quality and availability of footage is whether the agent's upper body gets swiped by the vehicle as his left foot slides back. This moment is when Agent Ross fires.
And if you notice, both of his feet are directly outside of the trajectory of the car. What happened to the other angle? I think the other angle probably stops filming because they got scared or panicked or something. So I suspect I had not seen it before, and that's the reason why they're not showing it. Or maybe they might go back to it.
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Chapter 4: How do law enforcement practices impact officer safety?
I don't know. I don't know what happened to the other angle, but that's my suspicion.
Look at that! We see the other agent pull back from the SUV. Both of them stumble, apparently slipping on the ice. This is also the moment many have said looks like Agent Ross getting run over. And it does when watched at full speed.
but looking more closely, we can see in multiple angles that there's a visible gap between the vehicle and his legs, indicating his feet are positioned outside the SUV's path.
But you literally see it! You see it! You see it in every angle, even the angles from behind where both of his feet, when he fires the first shot, are outside of the trajectory of the vehicle, okay? The vehicle is traveling in a different direction. He leans into the car. Why do we even argue if he ran her over or not? She shouldn't have shot her anyway.
You mean he shouldn't have shot her anyway? Yes, he shouldn't have shot her regardless. He shouldn't have actually approached a car from the front. All of these things are true.
But the real reason why we're arguing on this is because this is such a breaking of reality, a fracturing of reality point for so many people that I am going to consistently keep hammering this position over and over again. Because it's very clear that while all those other things that you're saying are true, he had... No right to actually react this way. And it is a execution in broad daylight.
There are still people who are trying to find a way to justify it. That's why they talk about like, oh, she was licking her lips and all. Where's that chatter? Where's that chatter that was talking about how she was licking her lips? Is he still in here? You're a dumb ass weirdo. Now, you know, you have no excuse.
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Chapter 5: What arguments are made regarding the agent's actions during the incident?
She wanted to hurt that cop biting her lip like someone going for a punch. Wait, what? Bro, I'm sorry. We can't live in a society with you. OK, you are cattle. You are literally cattle if you genuinely are still maintaining this position when you see that she literally is avoiding him. Like, look at this. He's leaning onto the car.
Both of his feet are away from the trajectory of the car by the time he starts shooting. Here's the 2014 quote from the CBP panel that can answer Chad's question. In many cases, border patrol officers were discharging their weapons out of frustration rather than to guard their safety.
It suggested that officers were purposely placing themselves in front of moving vehicles and then shooting at them. This guy didn't even place himself entirely when he started blasting.
He was already away from the trajectory, but even if he was directly in front of the moving vehicle and he placed himself directly in front of the moving vehicle to shoot this person and then end up shooting this person and killing them, they would be liable. Because they placed themselves in front of the moving vehicle. This was in 2014. Fun fact about the murder of Renee Good.
One reason why CBP issued policies instructing officers not to stand in front of vehicles is because of the internal reports showing that Customs and Border Patrol officers were deliberately doing so to have an excuse to open fire. Spoilers as to why Jonathan Ross was so calm in the camera footage he took and why he was getting his gun out before Good's car made any movement.
Good was dead the moment she backtalked him. He just didn't have his excuse yet. Stop hiding her face. I don't know how to communicate this with you, okay? She did not bite her lip, you absolute sociopath. She literally said, hey, I'm not even mad at you, dude. And he got so mad about that that he literally killed her in broad daylight and you're still trying to defend it because you're a
animal you are worth nothing and this is the reason why you spend every waking moment online because your family is embarrassed that you are affiliated with them by blood or in any way shape or form you are nothing you're not even an animal you're a
insect and when you die one day people will celebrate do you understand only for a moment and it'll be a fleeting thought in the second after it's done they will go wow it feels like a burden has been lifted from my shoulders i don't know why oh well it must have been the wind keep talking about me no i know i know you i know everything about you pink buffalo 90 you are a pathetic pathetic
worm-like loser who has nothing in his life so he has to lean into moments like this to project power when someone else is actually doing the power projection for you keep lying about her face dumbass i'm not lying about her face brother you are a bleep
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Chapter 6: How does public perception play a role in the narrative of the shooting?
a mother that he still talks to, a sister that he still communicates with, he would perhaps think, well, what is this argument that I'm presenting here? That if like my mom is in the vicinity of a ice agent and the ice agent assumes that she's biting her lip, then, you know, it's over for her. It's time for her to be assassinated. Sorry. What a psychotic.
attitude to openly demonstrate this is what i'm saying not only do we no longer have consensus reality but because of how isolated and how alienated we are in this increasingly atomized reality that we've concocted on the internet people don't have the capacity to feel shame this is something that is so shameful that even the grossest loser would probably feel bad about revealing
Man is a social animal after all. And because the only socialization that these people are experiencing is on the internet, they get to demonstrate antisocial behavior such as this one. This is why I always stress the importance of touching grass. Like, the argument that he's presenting is she bit her lip and therefore she should be killed. Like, what a psychotic thing to say.
With no care or consideration to what this means for a grand design. Is that a society that you want to live in? Where cops or ICE agents, which are not even real cops, can just kill you when you're in your car and you bit your lip? Really? Lip biting indicates wanting to murder someone? I didn't even see the lip biting and I don't even think that it's happening.
That's something that he fantasized. But even if it was real, can you imagine? Can you f***ing imagine? That's justification. Like, your honor, I'm the legal counsel for Jonathan Ross, ICE agent Jonathan Ross, and I have an open and shut case here. Let my man go. She was biting her lip. You would get f***ing thrown in prison after that. She was frowning at him, your honor.
His legs, indicating his feet, are positioned outside the SUV's path. The agent's left hand is still against the vehicle and gripping his phone. We see as he fires, it's recording the clouds and the trees overhead. It's not because the agent is knocked to the ground.
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Chapter 7: What are the implications of the incident for law enforcement policies?
The other angle shows he's still standing, continuing to maintain his grip on his phone and his gun. And we see a clear and growing gap between his body and the SUV as he fires a second shot and a third. None of the bullets have the effect of stopping the SUV.
The arguments have devolved so much. Like back in the day, they would be like, well, he has a gun or she has a gun, right? Oh, I was in fear for my life. He actually was not complying with commands. That's a devolution from like having a gun. Nowadays is she was biting her lip. What the hell?
But they kill Renee Goode. According to our analysis of audio from Agent Ross.
These dumbasses are so brain broken. How do we fix this? You don't have to. You don't have to deal with that. You don't have to associate yourself with that. You don't have to be around that. Those people only exist on the Internet. I need you to understand the average person, no matter how hog like they are, the average person doesn't operate like that.
And I need you to understand, like, if you were to have a sincere conversation in a larger friend group,
and a guy like this who was like maybe an asmongold fan who never revealed that they were an asmongold fan until that very moment if they said something like that it's over they're getting isolated from that friend group i know that some of you have parents that are brain broken by ai facebook and a bunch of different things so you think like every other person feels this way it's not the case i promise you it's not the case and there's polling to indicate that it's not the case anyway you got a majority of america saying abolish ice okay it's clearly not the
case it's not you got at most 20 of society that will unconditionally eat whatever propaganda bro starting to have some specific opinions about hasanabi and i clocked that that dude is far gone now no that guy is done that guy already killed his brain what remains of his brain cells he already melted okay you don't have to deal with that person And also that person is cattle anyway.
Jiggle some keys in front of him and he's going to get scared. Who gives a that person does not have object permanence. You don't have to deal with every single person. I will exhaust all options and I will try to communicate with people. OK, I will try to communicate with people to the best of my ability. But there are obviously going to be some people that you can't convince.
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Chapter 8: How does the discussion reflect broader societal issues?
That person's brain is jello. It's over.
You can't save everybody. The roach dumpster called you a loser. You still have people calling you a dog zapper. You still have people making joke videos about you constantly. You're consistently losing credibility. Now there's accusations of you following as well. You've put in all this work. You've gotten a degree in this. You've put in dedicated like the last 10 years of your life to this.
And all for what? You're getting beat by slop tubers. And do you know why? It's because at least they try to tell the truth. It's too bad. This can be over whenever he wants it to be over. Just be normal again.
Exactly. This is what I mean, okay? Guy who is, like, genuinely repulsive, genuinely disgusting, turns around and calls me a loser, I f***ing welcome that, dude. What do you mean? You have repulsive views, and you're a repulsive person. When you say, I'm a bad guy, I wear that as a f***ing badge of honor. I wear that as a badge of honor.
Cell phone video. This is his reaction. F***ing bitch. According to a White House spokesperson, Agent Ross, quote, suffered internal bleeding after he was struck by the car. Shame! Shame! Shame! Later that evening, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said that he had been treated at a local hospital and released.
Donald Trump cares about people like me, disagree 66%, up 6%, agree 33%, minus 7%. This is why I say like there's 20% in the cult and then 13% who are still too stupid to recognize. But those numbers are dwindling every day. Those numbers are hemorrhaging every single day. Here's another testament to how the attitude shift is so real. Jerry Riggs everything.
Okay, this guy used to be an outspoken libertarian. It took him one year for him to ask if he could join the Black Panther Party in armed resistance against the federal government. That's where the we're at right now. That's where we're at.
He's responding to clip compilations about, you know, Aura Farming, Black Panther Party affiliates in Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia specifically going, can I join please? Can a white boy with motion join the Black Panther Party? Come on, man. Come on now.
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