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Esteves sharpens rhetoric, Fanone faces down mouthy fascist & Ossoff drags ICE
After Alex Pretti’s killing, is our ‘steady state’ in stage IV decline?
Steven Cash of The Steady State, Mark Becker, host of The Rational Revolution & Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, Texas immigration attorney & state House candidate, all joined The Ron Show.
A deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis sets off a sobering conversation about the direction of the nation.
Ron speaks with Mark Becker, Wisconsin radio host at The Rational Revolution. Becker, also a childhood friend of Alex Pretti, providing some background on who Pretti was, from childhood til death, and speaks to his transformation from conservative to moderate Democrat.
Next comes Ron’s sobering conversation with Steven Cash, executive director of The Steady State, a group of former intelligence and defense officials warning about rising authoritarianism and weakened democratic guardrails.
Later, immigration attorney and Texas House candidate Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch joins Ron to explain how ICE enforcement, sanctuary city debates, and administrative warrants are affecting public safety, immigrants, and local law enforcement across the country.
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