January 15, 2026 • 13 mins
In this episode, we cover the ongoing unrest in Minnesota, highlighting the implications of local law enforcement's response to the riots. The conversation shifts to a tragic incident involving the murder of an 11-month-old baby by a daycare worker, raising questions about media coverage and societal narratives surrounding race. If the roles were reversed, the media would be in an uproar. The discussion further delves into the broader societal issues of accountability, parenting, and the systemic problems affecting perceptions of race in America.
The episode also touches on the alarming trend of mislabeling individuals in booking records, where non-white criminals are categorized as white, complicating the narrative around crime and race.
Keywords
Minnesota riots, daycare murder, media coverage, race issues, accountability, parenting, crime statistics, systemic racism, immigration, societal narratives
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
What's Up? And welcome. This is the Rogue Recap and
you are here with your host, Linda McLaughlin. She is pissed, off, outraged,
and has zero patients with what seems to be an
epidemic of entitlement and stupidity. Here we talk about all
the things the other shows just don't or won't touch.
(00:21):
Make sure to like and subscribe to her podcast so
you never miss an episode.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Well, hey guys, what's up?
Speaker 3 (00:27):
It is Thursday, January fifteenth if you're listening to this podcast,
A bit of a crazy day with everything happening in Minnesota,
the ongoing riots, the lack of law enforcement from local
Minneapolis police. If anything, they're encouraging the behavioral walls fry,
(00:49):
and they're chief of police. They all seem to side
with everything that doesn't make sense. They have a complete
utter lockdown on the kids. The kids aren't allowed to
go to school because it's not safe, which just happens
to coincide with the exact same timing that we were
watching schools and daycare centers that were supposed to be
caring for kids and receiving all this funding run being
(01:12):
run by Somali immigrants that are here on temporary work
vices or other types of visas and they've overstayed or
whatever the case may be.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
And so we're.
Speaker 3 (01:23):
Super excited to see more come out about these Somalian
people that are not in keeping with the proper immigration
status or committing fraud and crimes against the United States,
therefore negating and muting any immigration status they were given,
which would be terrific because then the President has already
(01:45):
said they need to be deported back to Somalia on
March seventeenth, so that's Saint Patti's days. So maybe the
leprechaun can give them a good kick in the ass
and you know, say goodbye.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
I would be very happy about that.
Speaker 3 (02:00):
Today we're going to talk about something that is getting
zero media attention because well for two reasons, One because
it's uncomfortable to talk about and two because the.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
World's on fire.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
So part of it is there is a ton of news,
whether it be Iran, whether it be Venezuela, whether it
be sports. I know everybody's super excited about the Hoosiers
on Monday, I know I am, but.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
There was a murder.
Speaker 3 (02:29):
Very recently of an eleven month old baby and it's
just coming to light now. And the baby is white
baby boy, and the caretaker was black. Her name is
Theia Russell. She's eighteen years old. She worked in this
daycare and suffocated an eleven month old white baby boy
(02:53):
to death at a daycare center. So the little boy's
name is Harvey Michael, and he's gone because this black
woman says that she hates white babies. She actually tried
to kill another baby and was stopped, and she said
(03:15):
that she killed this child because she wanted the attention
and talked about how she targeted little white babies and
screamed about how much she hates white people and how
it just wanted to, you know, wanted to commit a murder.
And so she committed this murder against an eleven month old, defenseless,
(03:36):
helpless child at a day care facility. Now, just for
a moment, I'm going to play the race card, which
I don't normally do, but it deserves to be played
in honor of this sweet child and God bless him
the other child that escaped. I'm trying to figure out.
Speaker 4 (03:54):
How much news there would be if a white daycare
worker murdered a black eleven month old baby, Just for
a moment, if a white caretaker murdered a black baby.
Speaker 2 (04:13):
Do you think the media would be covering it?
Speaker 3 (04:16):
Do you think it would be on the front page
of every liberal newspaper in America? Do you believe that
CNN and MSNBC and The Daily Beast and all these
other assholes would be covering it wall to wall coverage.
Speaker 2 (04:32):
It would take over Minnesota. They wouldn't even care about
those lunatics anymore.
Speaker 3 (04:37):
It would just be all about systemic racism. How it's
still prevalent in today's society. How you black people have
to fear for even their children. I mean, I can
hear every single talking point, I.
Speaker 2 (04:50):
Can see every headline.
Speaker 3 (04:52):
But because this child was white, and because he was
hurt and murdered at the hands of a black care worker.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
There's nothing. It's silent.
Speaker 3 (05:05):
And not too long ago, we saw another black daycare
worker who punched I think it was a two or
three year old child in the face.
Speaker 2 (05:15):
Child was white. Again, the caretaker was black.
Speaker 3 (05:18):
We haven't heard anything about that, and that person was
let out on bail. And I'm just thinking to myself,
why are we not protecting our children? You know, this
is like a common theme in America, But It's even
more prevalent when it's uncomfortable. Right, It's uncomfortable for people
to have a conversation when it doesn't fit the narrative
(05:41):
that they have talked about, subscribed to, and literally.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
Just been engrossed in their whole lives.
Speaker 3 (05:49):
It's so difficult for them to just step out of
it for a second and say, huh. Like for me,
I would consider myself a conservative, right, but conservative in
the truest sense, like how I live my life, if not.
Speaker 2 (06:00):
By an ideology or a political party.
Speaker 3 (06:02):
Right. If I see an old person with heavy bags
that help them across the street, if I see a
flock of any kind of animal, from geese to squirrels,
to deer to moose, whatever it is, I'm going to.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
Stop in the road.
Speaker 3 (06:17):
And yes, I have seen a collection of moose cross
the road because I've been to Montana, so that's a
real thing. But there are people who cannot live their life.
They have difficulty doing the right thing. Today I saw
a video of a man in Florida. It's a crazy story,
but it's a nice story. And I actually wrote on
X I said, my God, this gives me faith in humanity.
(06:38):
Today it was like the one thing I saw today
that wasn't horrible and didn't make me want to throw up.
But this guy was driving down a very busy road
in Florida and sees two toddlers dart out in the
middle of the street. He stops his car, jumps out
of his car, and scoops these kids up. They somehow
got through like a I guess a break or something
in the in the fence of their backyard that unfortunately
(06:59):
is a against this busy road. Parents didn't even though
they had gotten out, which that's a different conversation, and
I'm not going to judge them, but I will tell
you that my eyes are on my children, from the
oldest to the youngest. Of we're out, my eyes are open.
And I really do struggle with people who I'm like,
if your child is able to get out of your
backyard into a street.
Speaker 2 (07:18):
You need to have better eyes.
Speaker 3 (07:20):
And I blame the phones because I see these parents
at parks and playgrounds and sporting events and they can't
get their head out of the phone. You know, I
go to see my daughter play lacrosse, or my kids,
my older boys. My younger boy plays flag blah blah,
but my older boys play collegiate football.
Speaker 2 (07:38):
I'm watching the game.
Speaker 3 (07:39):
I'm not looking at my phone, but I look around
and these parents are all on their phones. You can't
tell your kids not to do it if you're doing it.
So long story short, I think that this is a
bigger issue, right that we need to focus on our kids,
that we need to care for our kids. And it's
so hard for who have jobs and don't have family around,
(08:03):
or don't have the ability to take care of their
kids themselves or leave them with a family member or
a friend, and they have to rely on a daycare.
And it's like, you take your most precious thing, your child.
You're eleven month old child. This child doesn't hate anything.
He's just a little being. He's a gift. His eyes
(08:23):
are wide open, and he's suffocated to death. Because this
woman is completely and totally captured by rage.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
And hatred based on race.
Speaker 3 (08:34):
Not only that, but she's been told it's okay, it's
okay to hate white people.
Speaker 2 (08:39):
There's no accountability for it. There's absolutely no one in.
Speaker 3 (08:42):
Her world saying, hey, you shouldn't do this, Hey you.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
Would go to jail for that.
Speaker 3 (08:50):
They're telling her that she's oppressed, that she could be more,
that she could achieve more, that she could learn more,
that she could make more if it wasn't for the
white man and holding her down. And I'm sure that's
what she's been taught her whole life, and now she
takes her hatred out on a baby. I can't wait
to see the judge that it gets to hear this case,
(09:12):
because if it's one of these scumbag liberals that lets,
you know, people who have fifty and sixty you know, counts,
previous counts of crime, and they're like, ah, that's fine,
let's let them out, like, give them another shot, figure
it out, and then somebody dies. I literally said today,
I'm like, at what point do we get to hold
the judges accountable if you are not doing your job
(09:34):
and your job could affect someone going home that night,
literally could be the difference between somebody being murdered, robbed, raped,
carjacked because you decided to let a repeat offender back
on the street because it was easier to do that,
because the.
Speaker 2 (09:50):
New normal is no accountability. Everybody's a victim.
Speaker 3 (09:53):
The reason why.
Speaker 2 (09:54):
You did X is because of why how about?
Speaker 3 (09:57):
The reason you did X is not a consequence because
the victim of your actions has to say too, where
are their rights? It's the same thing with this asshole,
Renee Good who tried to murder an ice officer. My
point has been consistently if she had been successful in
murdering the ice officer, what then? What would the news be?
(10:22):
Would there be anybody talking about the death of the
ice officer? No, he would just have a widow and
his kids wouldn't have a father and nobody would care.
But we have this psycho who's out there releasing people's information.
She's on an ice watch, she's telling people where to
go and attack them. She shows up and instead of
being focused on being a mom and paying her mortgage
and walking her dog, her and her girlfriend or wife
(10:45):
are out there stalking our ice agents and blocking the road.
This is what you do. This is how you spend
your day, just disrupting the public. You know, peaceful protest
is a protect at art, but what these people are
doing is not protected. And you saying that you have
(11:06):
rage anti white rage and murdering a baby is not protected.
I hope she fries. I hope anybody that hurts animals
and babies burns in hell. And I hope that they
live the rest of their lives if they don't get
the death penalty in jail.
Speaker 2 (11:21):
I really do.
Speaker 3 (11:23):
But there's a systemic problem happening right now all across
the country, and it is targeting white people and it's
making them look bad deliberately. Today there was some news
that came out yesterday and today, both in North Carolina
and Ohio. If you're looking at the booking records going
(11:44):
into jails where they're booking all of these criminals as white.
So I looked up on X that's my go to,
and I looked up on GROC, and I'm trying to
understand what is happening. How can we list non white
criminals as white? And it's not like up for debate.
(12:04):
It's not like they're light skin or you're not sure,
like these people are clearly not white. There's not a
chance in hell. Some things just are. I mean, it
may not make you comfortable, but it just is what
it is. And this is what GROC comes back with today.
It says booking records from the Correction Center of Northwest
Ohio label inmate inmates like Doja Kadeem hamda Al Sawale
(12:28):
in a hi job. Deane bad di Wa with dark skin,
Rock Sand Guadalupe Solis who's probably Hispanic, Martin Elliott Murdoch
with long dreadlocks. They're all listed as white. They're not white, guys.
I'm looking at the pictures like nowhere, no, hey, are
(12:50):
they white? And so GROC is like pulling information from
all over the country. It looks like New Jersey, Texas, Oklahoma,
North Carolina. All of these people that are Middle Eastern
Black Hispanic are all listed as white. They're not white.
They're Middle Eastern Black Hispanic. And I think something has
(13:11):
to be done with our ability in the booking records
to be able to put this information in there and
be able to label them as the race that they are. Now.
I don't know about you, but this is a really
big issue. I'm going to be following this. I want
you guys to keep listening. You guys know I hate
everybody equally. It's one of my best features. So we're
(13:33):
going to keep following the misappropriation of these things. Follow
me at Lindamick at Rogue Recap Rogue recap dot com.
Speaker 2 (13:42):
We will see you back here tomorrow. You guys, Stay
safe and good night.
What's Up? And welcome. This is the Rogue Recap and
you are here with your host, Linda McLaughlin. She is pissed, off, outraged,
and has zero patients with what seems to be an
epidemic of entitlement and stupidity. Here we talk about all
the things the other shows just don't or won't touch.
(00:21):
Make sure to like and subscribe to her podcast so
you never miss an episode.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Well, hey guys, what's up?
Speaker 3 (00:27):
It is Thursday, January fifteenth if you're listening to this podcast,
A bit of a crazy day with everything happening in Minnesota,
the ongoing riots, the lack of law enforcement from local
Minneapolis police. If anything, they're encouraging the behavioral walls fry,
(00:49):
and they're chief of police. They all seem to side
with everything that doesn't make sense. They have a complete
utter lockdown on the kids. The kids aren't allowed to
go to school because it's not safe, which just happens
to coincide with the exact same timing that we were
watching schools and daycare centers that were supposed to be
caring for kids and receiving all this funding run being
(01:12):
run by Somali immigrants that are here on temporary work
vices or other types of visas and they've overstayed or
whatever the case may be.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
And so we're.
Speaker 3 (01:23):
Super excited to see more come out about these Somalian
people that are not in keeping with the proper immigration
status or committing fraud and crimes against the United States,
therefore negating and muting any immigration status they were given,
which would be terrific because then the President has already
(01:45):
said they need to be deported back to Somalia on
March seventeenth, so that's Saint Patti's days. So maybe the
leprechaun can give them a good kick in the ass
and you know, say goodbye.
Speaker 2 (01:57):
I would be very happy about that.
Speaker 3 (02:00):
Today we're going to talk about something that is getting
zero media attention because well for two reasons, One because
it's uncomfortable to talk about and two because the.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
World's on fire.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
So part of it is there is a ton of news,
whether it be Iran, whether it be Venezuela, whether it
be sports. I know everybody's super excited about the Hoosiers
on Monday, I know I am, but.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
There was a murder.
Speaker 3 (02:29):
Very recently of an eleven month old baby and it's
just coming to light now. And the baby is white
baby boy, and the caretaker was black. Her name is
Theia Russell. She's eighteen years old. She worked in this
daycare and suffocated an eleven month old white baby boy
(02:53):
to death at a daycare center. So the little boy's
name is Harvey Michael, and he's gone because this black
woman says that she hates white babies. She actually tried
to kill another baby and was stopped, and she said
(03:15):
that she killed this child because she wanted the attention
and talked about how she targeted little white babies and
screamed about how much she hates white people and how
it just wanted to, you know, wanted to commit a murder.
And so she committed this murder against an eleven month old, defenseless,
(03:36):
helpless child at a day care facility. Now, just for
a moment, I'm going to play the race card, which
I don't normally do, but it deserves to be played
in honor of this sweet child and God bless him
the other child that escaped. I'm trying to figure out.
Speaker 4 (03:54):
How much news there would be if a white daycare
worker murdered a black eleven month old baby, Just for
a moment, if a white caretaker murdered a black baby.
Speaker 2 (04:13):
Do you think the media would be covering it?
Speaker 3 (04:16):
Do you think it would be on the front page
of every liberal newspaper in America? Do you believe that
CNN and MSNBC and The Daily Beast and all these
other assholes would be covering it wall to wall coverage.
Speaker 2 (04:32):
It would take over Minnesota. They wouldn't even care about
those lunatics anymore.
Speaker 3 (04:37):
It would just be all about systemic racism. How it's
still prevalent in today's society. How you black people have
to fear for even their children. I mean, I can
hear every single talking point, I.
Speaker 2 (04:50):
Can see every headline.
Speaker 3 (04:52):
But because this child was white, and because he was
hurt and murdered at the hands of a black care worker.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
There's nothing. It's silent.
Speaker 3 (05:05):
And not too long ago, we saw another black daycare
worker who punched I think it was a two or
three year old child in the face.
Speaker 2 (05:15):
Child was white. Again, the caretaker was black.
Speaker 3 (05:18):
We haven't heard anything about that, and that person was
let out on bail. And I'm just thinking to myself,
why are we not protecting our children? You know, this
is like a common theme in America, But It's even
more prevalent when it's uncomfortable. Right, It's uncomfortable for people
to have a conversation when it doesn't fit the narrative
(05:41):
that they have talked about, subscribed to, and literally.
Speaker 2 (05:45):
Just been engrossed in their whole lives.
Speaker 3 (05:49):
It's so difficult for them to just step out of
it for a second and say, huh. Like for me,
I would consider myself a conservative, right, but conservative in
the truest sense, like how I live my life, if not.
Speaker 2 (06:00):
By an ideology or a political party.
Speaker 3 (06:02):
Right. If I see an old person with heavy bags
that help them across the street, if I see a
flock of any kind of animal, from geese to squirrels,
to deer to moose, whatever it is, I'm going to.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
Stop in the road.
Speaker 3 (06:17):
And yes, I have seen a collection of moose cross
the road because I've been to Montana, so that's a
real thing. But there are people who cannot live their life.
They have difficulty doing the right thing. Today I saw
a video of a man in Florida. It's a crazy story,
but it's a nice story. And I actually wrote on
X I said, my God, this gives me faith in humanity.
(06:38):
Today it was like the one thing I saw today
that wasn't horrible and didn't make me want to throw up.
But this guy was driving down a very busy road
in Florida and sees two toddlers dart out in the
middle of the street. He stops his car, jumps out
of his car, and scoops these kids up. They somehow
got through like a I guess a break or something
in the in the fence of their backyard that unfortunately
(06:59):
is a against this busy road. Parents didn't even though
they had gotten out, which that's a different conversation, and
I'm not going to judge them, but I will tell
you that my eyes are on my children, from the
oldest to the youngest. Of we're out, my eyes are open.
And I really do struggle with people who I'm like,
if your child is able to get out of your
backyard into a street.
Speaker 2 (07:18):
You need to have better eyes.
Speaker 3 (07:20):
And I blame the phones because I see these parents
at parks and playgrounds and sporting events and they can't
get their head out of the phone. You know, I
go to see my daughter play lacrosse, or my kids,
my older boys. My younger boy plays flag blah blah,
but my older boys play collegiate football.
Speaker 2 (07:38):
I'm watching the game.
Speaker 3 (07:39):
I'm not looking at my phone, but I look around
and these parents are all on their phones. You can't
tell your kids not to do it if you're doing it.
So long story short, I think that this is a
bigger issue, right that we need to focus on our kids,
that we need to care for our kids. And it's
so hard for who have jobs and don't have family around,
(08:03):
or don't have the ability to take care of their
kids themselves or leave them with a family member or
a friend, and they have to rely on a daycare.
And it's like, you take your most precious thing, your child.
You're eleven month old child. This child doesn't hate anything.
He's just a little being. He's a gift. His eyes
(08:23):
are wide open, and he's suffocated to death. Because this
woman is completely and totally captured by rage.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
And hatred based on race.
Speaker 3 (08:34):
Not only that, but she's been told it's okay, it's
okay to hate white people.
Speaker 2 (08:39):
There's no accountability for it. There's absolutely no one in.
Speaker 3 (08:42):
Her world saying, hey, you shouldn't do this, Hey you.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
Would go to jail for that.
Speaker 3 (08:50):
They're telling her that she's oppressed, that she could be more,
that she could achieve more, that she could learn more,
that she could make more if it wasn't for the
white man and holding her down. And I'm sure that's
what she's been taught her whole life, and now she
takes her hatred out on a baby. I can't wait
to see the judge that it gets to hear this case,
(09:12):
because if it's one of these scumbag liberals that lets,
you know, people who have fifty and sixty you know, counts,
previous counts of crime, and they're like, ah, that's fine,
let's let them out, like, give them another shot, figure
it out, and then somebody dies. I literally said today,
I'm like, at what point do we get to hold
the judges accountable if you are not doing your job
(09:34):
and your job could affect someone going home that night,
literally could be the difference between somebody being murdered, robbed, raped,
carjacked because you decided to let a repeat offender back
on the street because it was easier to do that,
because the.
Speaker 2 (09:50):
New normal is no accountability. Everybody's a victim.
Speaker 3 (09:53):
The reason why.
Speaker 2 (09:54):
You did X is because of why how about?
Speaker 3 (09:57):
The reason you did X is not a consequence because
the victim of your actions has to say too, where
are their rights? It's the same thing with this asshole,
Renee Good who tried to murder an ice officer. My
point has been consistently if she had been successful in
murdering the ice officer, what then? What would the news be?
(10:22):
Would there be anybody talking about the death of the
ice officer? No, he would just have a widow and
his kids wouldn't have a father and nobody would care.
But we have this psycho who's out there releasing people's information.
She's on an ice watch, she's telling people where to
go and attack them. She shows up and instead of
being focused on being a mom and paying her mortgage
and walking her dog, her and her girlfriend or wife
(10:45):
are out there stalking our ice agents and blocking the road.
This is what you do. This is how you spend
your day, just disrupting the public. You know, peaceful protest
is a protect at art, but what these people are
doing is not protected. And you saying that you have
(11:06):
rage anti white rage and murdering a baby is not protected.
I hope she fries. I hope anybody that hurts animals
and babies burns in hell. And I hope that they
live the rest of their lives if they don't get
the death penalty in jail.
Speaker 2 (11:21):
I really do.
Speaker 3 (11:23):
But there's a systemic problem happening right now all across
the country, and it is targeting white people and it's
making them look bad deliberately. Today there was some news
that came out yesterday and today, both in North Carolina
and Ohio. If you're looking at the booking records going
(11:44):
into jails where they're booking all of these criminals as white.
So I looked up on X that's my go to,
and I looked up on GROC, and I'm trying to
understand what is happening. How can we list non white
criminals as white? And it's not like up for debate.
(12:04):
It's not like they're light skin or you're not sure,
like these people are clearly not white. There's not a
chance in hell. Some things just are. I mean, it
may not make you comfortable, but it just is what
it is. And this is what GROC comes back with today.
It says booking records from the Correction Center of Northwest
Ohio label inmate inmates like Doja Kadeem hamda Al Sawale
(12:28):
in a hi job. Deane bad di Wa with dark skin,
Rock Sand Guadalupe Solis who's probably Hispanic, Martin Elliott Murdoch
with long dreadlocks. They're all listed as white. They're not white, guys.
I'm looking at the pictures like nowhere, no, hey, are
(12:50):
they white? And so GROC is like pulling information from
all over the country. It looks like New Jersey, Texas, Oklahoma,
North Carolina. All of these people that are Middle Eastern
Black Hispanic are all listed as white. They're not white.
They're Middle Eastern Black Hispanic. And I think something has
(13:11):
to be done with our ability in the booking records
to be able to put this information in there and
be able to label them as the race that they are. Now.
I don't know about you, but this is a really
big issue. I'm going to be following this. I want
you guys to keep listening. You guys know I hate
everybody equally. It's one of my best features. So we're
(13:33):
going to keep following the misappropriation of these things. Follow
me at Lindamick at Rogue Recap Rogue recap dot com.
Speaker 2 (13:42):
We will see you back here tomorrow. You guys, Stay
safe and good night.
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