Renee, Riots & the Playbook: Raw Take from The Hammer Drops

In this episode of The Hammer Drops the host returns with a fired-up solo monologue, plugs an upcoming Friday night live show with conservative Willie and Cliff from Savagely Loud, and walks listeners through a lineup of domestic and international flashpoints. He also reminds fans where to find the show across social platforms and the website.

The central focus is the shooting of Renee Gooden and the protests in Minneapolis: the host examines the video evidence, debates police use of force and public reaction, and argues the unrest follows a familiar media and protest "playbook." He critiques how different political factions are responding on the streets and online, and asks whether both sides are being selective about which incidents draw outrage.

Immigration and accountability are major themes. The episode covers recent ICE actions, allegations of fraud tied to Somali and Venezuelan communities, and the political fallout including Tim Walz’s withdrawal from the governor’s race and accusations tied to Representative Ilhan Omar. The host frames himself as a "far middle" commentator who criticizes perceived hypocrisies across the political spectrum.

On geopolitics the show discusses the reported Venezuelan operation and claims about directed-energy or "sonic" weapons, the implications of Venezuela joining BRICS for the petrodollar and global finance, and strategic interest in Greenland. The host connects these stories to U.S. national security, troop and equipment posture, and the need for stronger border enforcement and deportations.

Throughout the episode the tone is confrontational and unapologetic: expect hard-hitting opinion on protests, media narratives, immigration policy, and global strategy, plus a push to tune into the live show, subscribe, and follow The Hammer Drops across social channels for more uncensored coverage.