Valuetainment
"Obama AWARDED Homan!" - Democrats WEAPONIZE ICE As Trump REPEATS Obama’s Tactics
22 Jan 2026
Chapter 1: What recent events in Minnesota sparked discussions about ICE protests?
Have you guys seen some of these clips?
Yeah. Have you guys seen some of this?
My own brother was. Yeah, Rob, can you play some of these Minnesota clips that we got, that I sent you? Let's see which ones we got here. Go to, I'm trying to see which one we go here. Go to the one with, first of all, that's a concert from Bruce Springsteen. Okay, here's a man, okay? Here's a man, pro-ice man, tout slogans in favor of police. Here's what happens shortly after. Watch this guy.
Watch this.
They take his glasses. He chases down to get his glasses.
Gets tripped once.
Doesn't get his glasses. This is Minnesota right now. Minneapolis right now.
Yeah, bleeding. Yeah, no one shows any empathy. You notice there's empathy is dead.
Now, go back. Go back to the other one, Rob. Go back. Play this one. Watch this.
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Chapter 2: How do media double standards influence public perception of protests?
Tripping him. Another assault.
They're trained to do this.
Of course. Of course. And they're putting ice and pouring water all over the floor to make it slippery for them, too.
Rob, I don't know if you got all of them. Do you have the roadblock? Yeah, pull up the roadblock. Look what these guys have to do. Is that the one? No, it's not. It's the other one, Rob. Yeah, right there. Watch this one. Just blocking the road.
Oh, good.
That makes me happy. I love that.
Because, again, you're making them into stationary targets, bro. If somebody wants to shoot them, this is bad.
They're continuing to do this left and right. There's even enough. Okay, this is the last one, Rob. Can you play the one with that one right there? Watch this. This guy finally gets sick of it. He says, look, people got to get to work.
Well, that's where they lose, when they disrupt people's ability to get to work. This is actually where they lose support when they do things like that.
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Chapter 3: What tactics are being used by protesters against ICE operations?
We can't show it because of the outlet that it came from, but there's a video of these leftists in Minneapolis. ISIS trying to apprehend a child sex offender, a pedophile. And he pulls up and he goes, hey, you guys are stopping me from getting a sex offender. Okay, play this one, Rob. We're here to arrest a child sex offender. And you guys are out here honking.
Yeah, yeah, all of a sudden.
That vehicle right there is honking and impeding our investigations while we're trying to arrest a child sex offender. That's who you guys are protecting. Stupid morons. Useful idiots at the highest level. And mind you, they call Trump the pedophile protector. It's them. And what these morons, and again, I blame CBS, CNN, MSNOW, whatever the hell they want to call it.
Do they forget Trump rescued 62,000 missing border kids from sex slavery and forced labor, okay? And Adam, I disagree with you 100%. I think they doubled down. Invoke the Insurrection Act. Get the National Guard in there. Do a sweep and get rid of all of them. I saw Kristi Noem went up against that girl from CBS. Was it Rob? I think I sent you the clip. She went up.
Margaret, I believe Margaret Brennan. Correct. Look at how, and again, you're a propagandist. Right here, Kristi Noem, Department of Homeland Security Secretary, is giving you the facts. She can't take it. Go ahead.
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Chapter 4: How does public support for protests change during chaotic events?
What's the breakdown of the percentage of those who you have in custody who have actually committed a criminal offense versus just the civil infraction?
Every single individual has committed a crime. 70% of them have committed or have charges against them on violent crimes and crimes that they are charged with or have been convicted of that have come from other countries that are here illegally, first of all. And then they have committed a criminal act while they've been here or in their home countries as well. It's not 70%.
Yeah, she's fritzing out.
Yes, it is.
It absolutely is.
You guys keep changing your percentage. You pick and choose what numbers you think work. But that is the facts, is that 70% of the people that we have detained have charges against them or have been convicted of charges. And they need to be brought to justice. And we're going to keep doing that no matter how much you guys keep lying and don't tell the public the truth.
It absolutely is that these law enforcement officers are out there every day doing the work to protect the American people.
So I want to understand what you were saying in 2016. It was a different time, but the same tactics. I want to understand where you're going with this.
So let me ask you a question. How have tactics dramatically changed what iced the last nine years?
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Chapter 5: What similarities exist between Obama and Trump's immigration tactics?
Sure. You don't. The difference... We got this cool plane ticket for you. No. Let me just... I'm going to go rapid fire here. In 2016, Barack Obama, who deported way more people than Trump, was the president. He wasn't running for re-election. He was the darling of the media. It was... He was the... What's it called when you're a lame duck?
And he's not running for anything, so he's out the door. Doesn't matter. Doesn't have to answer to anything. Also, social media is in the infancy phases. Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. It started with the early adopters, 2012, 2014, 2016. You don't have an entire generation of Gen Z that's been woke and basically for 10 years consuming social media, consuming social media, TikTok influencing them.
So it's totally different now. Trump tells you I'm coming after you, triggering all these people that have TDS for 10 years, waiting for this moment, defending illegals.
What's your point?
The point is the world has changed, but ICE tactics haven't changed once. Period. Tom Homan is the same person he was 10 years ago when he was beloved, won some award. Wait a minute. There's just one thing. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. That's not correct, Adam. There's parts of what you just said there is absolutely incorrect.
ICE today is, thanks to the biometrics, tracking information, cell phone data tracking, and cameras and things that they have been having at the border to capture things, ICE is faster and more precise with the people they are picking out today than they were 10 years ago, because the technology is better.
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Chapter 6: How has social media impacted the public's view on immigration enforcement?
Now, is the methods of ICE, get five officers together, make sure they're very safe, well-armed, protecting each other, two vehicles, go to a house, knock, go in? Sure, that part is the same. But what isn't the same on the outside is all the social media making that look bad. But ICE is faster and more precise with the people they're going after today than they were under Obama.
So there's greater precision to the people that they're going to pick up than there was. But now they're under this light of social media and paid protests that you can't make it look good. To Pat's point 10 minutes ago for the question directly, the question he's answered, ICE hasn't changed. Technology has changed, but social media is now, and paid protests are making them look bad.
I actually agree with you. How do you win that in the court of public opinion? So I agree with you. ICE has not changed. Technology has changed. So social media, if you're going to go there, I agree with you. Social media, how many people were filming people in 2016 during the ICE raids? Nobody. That's right.
The Nobel laureate, Margaret Brennan, is misquoting statistics to Kristi Noem, who is running the agency for the statistics that Margaret Brennan is trying to – You guys are looking at this. Margaret Brennan should prep with more than just Politico because Kristi Noem is going to sit there and say, well, my agency, I've got all the data right here. People were arrested at 70 percent.
You guys are looking at this like a political problem. It's a cultural problem. There's been an inversion of truth that's taken hold in America. What's good is now bad. What's bad is now good. I agree. So we're not going to win this on any other level than affecting the culture, getting people back to what kind of country can be sustainable.
that starts blocking people trying to go after child predators why is the media not talking about i saw a list of the people who are child traffickers child abusers who've been arrested and deported by ice anyone should be okay with that the fact that we're in a current state where that's number one being ignored by the media being defended by people shows that we're lost on a much deeper level then let's give people information let's talk about the to them about politics
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Chapter 7: What statistics are often misrepresented in the immigration debate?
We have to get back to basics here. There's something fractured in our society, in our ideology as people, as a country. So that's the real problem. That's the real root of it. It's deeper than Trump. It's deeper than just the media. There's a cultural sickness that's taken hold. It's a leftist ideology, and it's disgusting.
It's a godless party that runs on pure evil.
Evil. That's all it is, brother. It is evil. To defend a child trafficker is evil. There's no other word for it. It shouldn't be tiptoed around. Call it what it is and deal with it.
Elon, for the audience that doesn't know, you've been on Unusual Suspects five times. Take a minute and kind of give your background.
My name's Elan. I have a martial arts podcast called Inside Fighting. I've been a martial artist my whole life. I've also acted my whole life. I've worked on TV shows like The Walking Dead. I was in the big short Deepwater Horizon with Mark Wahlberg and Brad Pitt. Also an entrepreneur. I've started a company called Eggard Wash Company. We did some really interesting stuff.
We took stances on a lot of issues. We did a response to Gillette, which went very viral back in the day when they were putting out all that toxic masculinity stuff. We stood up for...
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Chapter 8: What cultural issues are highlighted in the discussions about ICE and immigration?
Real women in sports. We stood up against vaccine mandates. So we're well known for all of that kind of stuff. And just, yeah, always trying to start businesses to the point of driving myself crazy.
I let him choke me out in the back just to see if he was a real deal. I'm the real deal. I was gone for five minutes.
I love it.
I love it. Thank you so much.
Can I give our friend a little bit of credit right now? I'm sending this to Rob. You're absolutely right. Because, and this is something that I go to the well on quite often, about how the common shared values.
Adam, I really want to go to the next story, buddy. So if you want to go, go quick.
The common shared values that we have have completely declined. So what you're saying is accurate. Our shared values that wants to find us, we no longer have. Yeah. So everything that we're talking about, we wouldn't have been this divisive. True.
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