Saturday’s fatal of shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti by Border Patrol officers in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has prompted former President Barack Obama to weigh in.

His statement speaks volumes to his bias in favor of Democratic leadership in that state, despite their seemingly boundless incompetence.

On Sunday, Obama shared a letter from his official account on social media platform X, where he completely misrepresented who needs to work with whom.

“Federal law enforcement and immigration agents have a tough job. But Americans expect them to carry out their duties in a lawful, accountable way, and to work with, rather than against, state and local officials to ensure public safety,” the president wrote.

“That’s not what we’re seeing in Minnesota. In fact, we’re seeing the opposite.

“For weeks now, people across the country have been rightly outraged by the spectacle of masked ICE recruits and other federal agents acting with impunity and engaging in tactics that seem designed to intimidate, harass, provoke and endanger the residents of a major American city.”

The president added in another sentence, “I would hope that after this most recent tragedy, administration officials will reconsider their approach, and start finding ways to work constructively with Governor Walz and Mayor Frey as well as state and local police to avert more chaos and achieve legitimate law enforcement goals.”

The killing of Alex Pretti is a heartbreaking tragedy. It should also be a wake-up call to every American, regardless of party, that many of our core values as a nation are increasingly under assault. pic.twitter.com/0JmEsJ1QFW

— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) January 25, 2026

Obama has this completely backward.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey have been the ones unwilling to work constructively with the Trump administration.

On Jan. 6 and 7, Walz referred to his situation as a “war” with the federal government.

Frey bluntly and profanely told ICE to “get the f*** out of Minneapolis.

Fortunately, some progress has been made since Obama’s message. The Hill reported Monday that President Donald Trump and Walz had what the president called a “very good call.”

“I told Governor Walz that I would have Tom Homan call him, and that what we are looking for are any and all Criminals that they have in their possession. The Governor, very respectfully, understood that, and I will be speaking to him in the near future.”

News of that call was followed by ICE Commander-at-Large Greg Bovino’s withdrawal from Minnesota, with “border czar” Tom Homan stepping in.

One would say Obama’s advice was taken, but again, note who the former president puts the onus on: Trump.

Conservatives are expected to be the adults.

Trump is expected to cross the aisle and calm down the children throwing a temper tantrum.

Obama is inadvertently admitting is party is full of overgrown babies who need real adults to step in and soothe them when things aren’t going their way.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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Singer-songwriter Neil Young’s narcissism knows no bounds.

As speculation continues to swirl as to whether or not the United States will acquire Greenland, the musician and leftist activist thinks he has found a way to help the good people of the territory cope with the looming threat of President Donald Trump sweeping them up into his mighty empire — give them all his music for free.

Rolling Stone reported Monday that Young’s website has not only his music, but also live performances, concert films, and outtakes.

Prices are anywhere from $24.99 to $99.99 annually, but Greenland is getting it all for free. Young explained via the site, “I’m honored to give a free year’s access to neilyoungarchives.com to all of our friends in Greenland.”

“I hope my Music and Music Films will ease some of the unwarranted stress and threats you are experiencing from our unpopular and hopefully temporary government,” he added.

“It is my sincere wish for you to be able to enjoy all of my music in your beautiful Greenland home, in its highest quality. This is an offer of Peace and Love,” Young said.

“All the music I made during the last 62 years is yours to hear. You can renew for free was long as you are in Greenland. We do hope other organizations will follow in the spirit of our example.”

This news comes after Young announced he was remaining steadfast in keeping his music off Amazon due to owner Jeff Bezos becoming more friendly with Trump. Per Rolling Stone, he commented, “My music will never be available on Amazon, as long as it is owned by Bezos.”

“My position is unfortunately harmful to my record company in the short term, but I think the message I am sending is important and clear. Thanks for buying music locally and from independent digital services.”

Is Young a talented artist who has made great music over the years? Certainly, but this is a bit much. It’s as if he thinks his music diplomacy is going to drive a wedge between Trump and Greenland.

In August, Young released “Big Crime,” a song where he complains about the president and calls him a fascist.

It’s all part of his effort to stay relevant. At 80, Young perceives his anti-Trump message will play well with audiences, forgetting they’ve had that same message rammed down their throats for a decade.

It’s a move that makes you wonder — Who asked for this? Who is actually that enthusiastic about Neil Young?

In 2014, U2 and Apple collaborated to put their 13th album “Songs of Innocence” on what US Magazine reported was over 500 million devices across 119 countries. Users were “gifted” an album they didn’t ask for from a band they might not have liked or even have heard of.

Throwing your music in someone’s face is not going to make them a fan.

It’s yet to be determined whether Greenland will have renewed enthusiasm against Trump after learning they can hear “Harvest Moon” for free.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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