LEMON DROP | ICE Goons Demanding Proof of Citizenship From Residents
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What triggered Don and Michael's discussion about ICE and the shooting of Renee Nicole Good?
Hello, everyone. Time now for the Lemon Cohen Report with Don Lemon and Michael Cohen. Before we get started, before I even let him say hello, I want you to hit the like and the thumbs up and the hearts or whatever it is on any platform that you are watching us on. to follow us, to follow Michael Cohen on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Substack, all of the platforms, okay? And support independent journalists and independent media. Right on, Michael Cohen. Good to see you, Nate. Good to see you. You know a little bit, a lot about this, I should say, sadly. And that's about First Amendment rights. And I'm wondering where this country is going to, not only First Amendment rights, but due process and what they seem to be more emboldened now that this woman was shot, after this woman being shot and killed.
Yeah. So as I say in all of my platforms as well, and thank you for mentioning them, every single one of them, say her name. We cannot afford to allow her name to just dissipate like we've seen so many of Trump's chaotic nonsense, right? Renee Nicole Good. This was a mom. This was a friend, a neighbor, a U.S. citizen who was sitting in her truck shot three times, literally for the sole purpose of what? Stifling her First Amendment rights? She's not an agitator. She's not a far leftist, you know, insurrectionist. What was she? She was somebody who was voicing her opinion about not wanting ICE in Minnesota. That's all that she was doing, and that cost her her life. And yeah, sadly, Don, and you and I have had off-camera, off-the-record conversations about what went on in my life as a result of my desire to publish my first book, which was called Disloyal.
It ended up resulting in my reincarceration, additional time in solitary confinement, another 15 days, bringing it up to 51 days of fucking torture until ultimately my lawyer, Donya Perry, a brilliant lawyer, brilliant attorney turned around and she filed on my behalf a habeas corpus petition and fortunately it was before a judge that many of you will now recognize the name judge alvin k hellerstein he's a judge that has just been uh assigned to another um you know to another case um He determined that it was retaliation because I wanted to exercise my First Amendment right. And one of the things that I've always said, and I wrote my second book, Revenge On It, when you weaponize the Department of Justice,
There is no boundary that they cannot violate. And that's exactly what they're doing right now. Because you're right, Don, they're not acknowledging the mistake. In fact, Vice President came out one, two, three, and called her an agitator, called her a far leftist, said that she was responsible based upon her actions for what happened. her tragic event was, that she was responsible for it. It's so disenchanting. It's disheartening. The president said it. Kristi Noem said it. They're all out there saying the same thing.
Well, Kristi Noem went even further. Kristi Noem had the nerve to call the woman a terrorist and all at the same time making excuses for the, what was it, 1,500 people or so that Donald Trump, maybe more, I forget how many people that he pardoned for January 6th.
Almost 1,600 to be exact.
1,600 people, almost 1,600 that he pardoned. And basically a blanket pardon. There were a couple of exceptions, but basically a blanket pardon for people who broke into the Capitol, destroyed the destruction of property, $3 million worth of damage to the Capitol. But yet they were exonerated or pardoned and they weren't called terrorists by the Trump administration. No, they were called patriots. They were called patriots. And people who were out for a walk and were invited into the Capitol. It is outrageous. I don't care if you can look at the video, can analyze, you can do whatever. They're going to say, well, it's what he thought at the time. Well, I could say right here, Michael, that it feels dangerous to me that I'm an imminent danger from Michael Cohen and then do something to you.
And then what does that do?
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What triggered Don and Michael's discussion about ICE and the shooting of Renee Nicole Good?
0:13–5:59
2
How do Don and Michael describe the facts and video evidence of the ICE agent shooting Renee Nicole Good?
5:59–16:10
3
How are political leaders and the administration responding and framing the incident?
16:10–22:52
4
Why do the hosts argue the shooting violates law enforcement protocol and constitutional rights?
22:52–31:28
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