OK guys, you know this one is really special, because CNN's Jake Tapper, co-author of "Original Sin," wrote this piece himself. It's called "18 Days in Minnesota" and covers the "false claims, chaos, and coverups surrounding the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti." Tapper's modus operandi seems to be reporting on things in depth long after the rest of us already saw the reality with our own eyes.
A CNN investigation — 18 Days In Minnesota: The false claims, chaos and coverups behind the Trump administration’s killing of two American citizens https://t.co/H4ZiW7n65J
— Jake Tapper 🦅 (@jaketapper) July 22, 2026
Unfortunately, this article is for CNN subscribers only, so we won't be able to get into it. I scroll through Facebook a lot, mostly liking posts from George, the Stourbridge Station Cat, and Cats on Amps, but lately CNN has poured a ton of money into advertising its streaming subscription on Facebook. It's funny, because it gives me—and thousands of others—the chance to hit the "ha ha" emoji.
Now, Tapper has announced that the video version of "18 Days in Minnesota" has been posted.
The video version of our story has posted.
— Jake Tapper 🦅 (@jaketapper) July 22, 2026
18 Days in Minnesota: the false claims, chaos, and coverups surrounding the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti https://t.co/PC2mozK5TC
If you click through on the post above, you can stream the video version of the story on CNN's website. It's 15 minutes long. I'm not sitting through that, but you're welcome to. So the cover-ups will remain a mystery to me, but what won't is that both Good and Pretti were consumed by the mind virus that has turned normally sane people against the organization trying to deport illegal aliens, many of them murderers, rapists, fentanyl dealers, and gang members. Without watching the video, I know that Good parked her Honda Pilot in the middle of an active ICE operation on purpose, and Pretti, a nurse, hadn't worked as a nurse for a while, having become a full-time anti-ICE agitator.
It is really simple. Had these people not been whipped into a frenzy by state politicians who want to protect illegal immigrants, they would still be alive today. They had the freedom to protest and obstruct law enforcement, it just didn’t go the way they expected.
— WW (@Theurb) July 22, 2026
This is coming from the guy who wrote an entire book about how easily the Biden White House deceived him. it just a stutter, right?
— Cash Loren (@Cashloren) July 22, 2026
Coming from the guy who said election fraud doesn’t exist 😂
— Gina Milan (@ginamilan_) July 22, 2026
@grok why would anyone believe what Jake Tapper says after he lied to Americans and then wrote a book about how he lied to Americans.
— jschnett (@jschnett) July 22, 2026
Oh, please, Jake. How many Americans have been killed by illegal immigrants?
— AAE (@AAC0519) July 22, 2026
Where’s your story on this Jake? pic.twitter.com/ExQRrnUZqP
— RADV (@AntiDemRhetoric) July 22, 2026
Again, two people who died unnecessarily because they interfered in law enforcement activities. Unfortunate. But don't turn this into something that it's not.
— Peteyboy (@Peterlook845) July 23, 2026
Hands up don't shoot pic.twitter.com/uSdd988vff
— Crumbcar (@crumbcar) July 23, 2026
CNN investigation, huh? So that means you called a bunch of people?
— JRo (@Loislane6045) July 22, 2026
We watched it with our own eyes. A socialist revolt to cause chaos worked and people died because of it.
— DaVinENTP (@DaVinENTP) July 22, 2026
The chaos in Minnesota wasn't caused by ICE. It was caused by people who became full-time agitators against a law enforcement agency enforcing the laws passed by Congress. They're the ones responsible for the chaos. It didn't need to be that way. They could have let ICE do their jobs, just as they did their jobs since 2003.
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