10 Minute Drill

On today’s January 27 episode of The 10 Minute Drill, we break down the escalating political and law enforcement showdown in Minnesota, the federal response to the Alex Pretti shooting, and what world leaders at Davos are really signaling about regulation, climate policy, and global growth.

We start with the latest on the Alex Pretti case, where federal agents’ body camera footage from multiple angles is under review following a deadly encounter. What led to the use of force, what questions remain unanswered, and how the incident is being used in the broader political fight.

Next, we turn to Tom Homan’s move to Minnesota, where he is managing ICE operations and coordinating enforcement and investigations into major fraud allegations. We examine the growing tension between state leaders, city officials, and federal authorities over sanctuary policies and ICE detainers—and what that means for public safety.

We also explore the rise of organized anti-ICE resistance, including reports of student walkouts, coordinated protests, license plate tracking, and rapid-response activist networks, and what this evolving movement means for law enforcement and political strategy.

With a potential government shutdown looming, we break down what a funding lapse would actually impact—from TSA and FEMA to broader homeland security operations—and why ICE remains at the center of the standoff.

Finally, we wrap with two key takeaways from Davos, including Europe’s struggle with over-regulation and shifting elite attitudes toward climate policy, ESG investing, and global economic risk.

Trump goes global at Davos as concerns grow over China’s expanding influence and a deepening fraud scandal in Minnesota.

In today’s 10 Minute Drill, we break down President Trump’s remarks at the World Economic Forum, his criticism of Europe’s tech, energy, and free speech policies, and the broader geopolitical risks of pushing Western allies closer to Beijing. We examine the pros and cons of Trump’s international strategy — including national security concerns tied to reports of Chinese military pilots training in the United States.

Back at home, a federal investigation rocks Minnesota politics. Subpoenas are reportedly served on top state and city officials as lawmakers hear testimony about widespread fraud in taxpayer-funded programs — and the real human cost when vulnerable Americans are left without care.

We also take a closer look at the nonprofit and activist economy in Minnesota, spotlighting millions flowing through anti-poverty organizations, and wrap with a deep dive into the insurance industry, where critics say rising premiums and claim denials are colliding with aggressive ESG, DEI, and “woke” corporate priorities.

Topics include:

-Trump at Davos and Europe’s tech, energy, and speech policies-The “China factor” and U.S. national security risks-Leaked EU documents and trade policy tensions-Minnesota subpoenas, fraud allegations, and nonprofit funding-The impact of “woke” insurance on premiums and patient care

In the January 21 episode of The 10 Minute Drill, we break down a fast-moving political landscape as President Trump arrives in Davos and questions grow about whether global priorities are overshadowing key domestic and midterm political risks.

We start with Trump’s one-year anniversary press conference, his latest Truth Social spree, and expected meetings on Greenland, Russia, Ukraine, NATO, and global trade. Then we dive into new Wall Street Journal polling showing Democrats with a narrow edge on “caring about the middle class” and “people like you,” and why that could spell trouble for Republicans if the focus doesn’t return to affordability and everyday economic issues.

The episode also covers the Minnesota ICE fallout, including Don Lemon’s comments on church protests, a DOJ review, Keith Ellison’s response, and growing tensions around immigration enforcement.

We examine allegations of “dark money” networks tied to activist groups, clergy-led protests, and political pressure campaigns targeting major retailers.

In Virginia, we look at Abby Spanberger’s policy direction, environmental regulations, criminal justice proposals, and sanctuary-style policies — and what critics say it means for the state’s future.

Finally, we break down new reporting on who is actually being deported and why Democrats continue to struggle to clearly answer questions around women’s sports and cultural issues.

Fast, focused, and no-nonsense — this is your 10-minute briefing on the stories shaping politics and the midterm battlefield.

The 10 Minute Drill Podcast – January 20 Lightning Round (Audio Only) breaks down the biggest political and policy stories shaping the national conversation right now.

🔥 Today’s Topics:

• Minneapolis Latest: Reports of anti-ICE vigilantism escalate as tech workers are allegedly mistaken for ICE agents, churches are stormed, and the DOJ launches an investigation.

• SCOTUS Watch – Trump Tariffs: The Supreme Court weighs the limits of presidential “emergency authority” as conservatives and originalists question whether tariff powers are being stretched too far — including new threats tied to Greenland.

• Iran Update: Protests continue as mixed signals emerge over possible U.S. action.

• Virginia Politics: Spanberger pushes policies to block law enforcement cooperation with ICE and proposes sweeping new service taxes that could impact small businesses.

• Federal Judicial Center: Controversy over a new “Climate Science” chapter critics say favors activist plaintiffs in climate litigation.

• Trade & National Security: Leaked documents suggest the EU may be working around the EU-U.S. trade deal through a proposed Digital Networks Act targeting U.S. companies.

• New Polling: WSJ and CBS polls show Republicans leading on border security, immigration, inflation, and the economy — while Democrats hold advantages on healthcare and vaccines.

• Schumer & DOGE Cuts: Senate Democrats move to reverse budget reductions.

Time Stamps

0:00 - Intro

0:39 - Latest in Minnesota - storming churches, accosting strangers

3:26 - Tariffs at SCOTUS 

4:25 - Updates from Iran 

5:07 - Abby Spanberger kicks off new era of liberal radicalism in VA 

6:31 - taxpayer funded Federal Judicial Center sides with radical left 

8:08 - Leaked document shows EU working to undermine US trade deal

8:33 - Polling snapshot - who Americans trust 

🎙️ Fast. Focused. Unfiltered. This Lightning Round delivers the headlines that matter in under 10 minutes.

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In today’s fast-moving Lightning Round, we break down the biggest political, legal, and policy headlines shaping the national debate.

🔥 Today’s Topics:


Minneapolis Latest: Reports of anti-ICE vigilantism escalate as tech workers are allegedly mistaken for ICE agents, churches are stormed, and the DOJ launches an investigation.


SCOTUS Watch – Trump Tariffs: The Supreme Court weighs the limits of presidential “emergency authority” as conservatives and originalists question whether tariff powers are being stretched too far — including new threats tied to Greenland.


Iran Update: Protests continue as mixed signals emerge over possible U.S. action.


Virginia Politics: Spanberger pushes to block law enforcement cooperation with ICE and proposes sweeping new service taxes that critics say could hit small businesses hard.


Federal Judicial Center: Controversy over a new “Climate Science” chapter that critics argue favors activist plaintiffs in climate litigation.


Trade & National Security: Leaked documents suggest the EU may be working around the EU-U.S. trade deal through a proposed Digital Networks Act targeting U.S. companies.


New Polling: WSJ and CBS polls show Republicans leading on border security, immigration, inflation, and the economy, while Democrats hold advantages on healthcare and vaccines.

Time Stamps

00:00 - Intro

00:39 - Latest in Minnesota - storming churches, accosting strangers

03:26 - Tariffs at SCOTUS 

04:25 - Updates from Iran 

05:07 - Abby Spanberger kicks off new era of liberal radicalism in VA 

06:31 - taxpayer funded Federal Judicial Center sides with radical left 

08:08 - Leaked document shows EU working to undermine US trade deal

08:33 - Polling snapshot - who Americans trust 

🎙️ Fast. Focused. Unfiltered. The 10 Minute Drill delivers the headlines that matter — in under 10 minutes.

Subscribe for daily political analysis, Supreme Court updates, immigration policy, trade and national security coverage, and election polling breakdowns.