Why ICE Picked the Wrong City to Invade
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What is the main issue with ICE in Minneapolis?
Hey, everybody. I'm pretty sure that's a copyrighted thing. I don't think you can use that. I tried my best. I'm just glad that it says, oh, that's rich on the screen. I was worried I was going to have to beat him all day. And that's just, that's a tough job. You have to get over for that. grayer for sure you got some gray but you're not there yet quite a bit older the hair that i do have is a lot less white um than tim fuck it you gotta go bald man it's true before i get to tim i'm gonna i'm gonna go bald um anyway if people haven't figured out by now they're listening and they're like what is happening right now um This is Rich, and I am your host today. I'm filling in for Tim. He had to miss the episode.
I think he told us, but I immediately forgot. I think he had to get a colonoscopy or something like that. Yeah, some invasive medical procedure, I think. Right, right. I think there was a fiber convention in Maine, and so he had to go to the fiber convention. I'm not sure. One of those things. Sounds about right.
Sounds about right. Violating his HIPAA rights somehow here.
Was I not allowed to share that?
He's been backed up for a week. We'll find out.
Anyway, I'm going to do my best here. But I will start by saying we have an awesome guest with us today. I'm just going to read what I wrote. So if I'm not looking at the camera, don't hold it against me. So she's a content creator. You probably know from Instagram, if not a lot of different places. She covers a lot of topics. But I think for me, her most recognizable videos are these videos where she plays two parts. And one is a sane person. And the other is like it seems like I'm like a MAGA relative who just magically appears in her house and is usually eating something out of her fridge. And she's like, what the fuck is going on right now? And then they'll just say something dumb. And she has to like sort of she gets this like, oh, God, look on her face.
And then she has to sort of like carefully disassemble and refute the argument. And by the end of the video, you're like, oh, maybe there's hope for for America.
Yeah.
Her videos over the last couple of months have, I think, racked up at least 30 million views by my rudimentary count because she's from Minneapolis. She's from Minneapolis and she's been cutting all of that stuff together and giving us a really good glimpse and helping control the narrative in the battle between ICE and Minnesota. Welcome to Find Out, Anna Connelly.
Thank you, guys. I'm so excited to be here. And that was a great summary. Thank you, Rich.
My wife told me, you guys need to have like thoughtful introductions for people. I was like, I'm going to see him. This is valuable. I liked it. Yeah, that's good.
You're like, I'm going to test it on Anna. I like it.
It works. It was like a soft version. If you watch the Kelsey Brothers podcast where Jason Kelsey introduced the guests, it's like he's entering a WWE arena. He just gives this crazy introduction. But yours is like a soft version.
How has Anna's upbringing influenced her perspective?
That's how I want to be introduced from now on. i can do that too drink like seven red bulls and then just scream oh my god yeah oh yeah that's that's how i feel most days i don't even need the red bull i'm like let's just start screaming no wake up at 4 a.m the news for like 12 just wake up you're like i'm ready So, Anna, I wanted to ask you first, what is Minneapolis-St. Paul like these days? Have things calmed down now that there's only 2,300 ICE agents, or is it... Right, yeah, yeah.
It's just, it's so calm now, only 2,300. It's weird. So, I get this question a lot, and I live in a, like, right on the edge of the suburb. So, Minneapolis is one block that way. And... If I go west, further from Minneapolis, it's like nothing is really happening, right? Like ice is not out there. But the vibe, the attitudes, everything, everybody's just like, it feels like pandemic, honestly, again, where you're kind of like, just, I don't know, weird vibes is how I would say it. But my daughter, I have a four-year-old, she goes to Spanish Immersion.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main issue with ICE in Minneapolis?
0:16–3:06
2
How has Anna's upbringing influenced her perspective?
3:06–7:29
3
What challenges do parents face regarding ICE in their community?
7:29–11:45
4
What responsibilities do parent protectors have against ICE?
11:45–14:57
5
What experiences have teachers faced with ICE in Minneapolis?
14:57–19:03
6
How does Anna address the emotional impact of ICE actions?
19:03–21:50
7
What are the broader implications of ICE's actions on society?
21:50–25:23
8
How can community members effectively respond to ICE policies?
25:23–54:37