Breaking: Children’s Health Defense Hits AAP With RICO Suit Over Fraudulent Vaccine Safety Claims
January 29, 2026
Breaking: Children’s Health Defense Hits AAP With RICO Suit Over Fraudulent Vaccine Safety Claims The following was forwarded from Mary Holland, CEO of the Children’s Health Defense, and is written … Read more
UPDATE: Wicked Virginia Nurse Who Called on Social Media Followers to POISON ICE Agents Has Been FIRED
January 29, 2026
ICE Special Agents (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) arresting suspects during a raid. (Photo Courtesy of ICE)
A vile medical professional who wanted to see ICE agents suffer and possibly die has learned to FO part of FA.
As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, a nurse who worked for Virginia Commonwealth University’s hospital named Malinda Cook shared a series of videos on TIkTok encouraging people to inject ICE agents with a temporary paralysis drug and spray poison on them.
She also encouraged women to seek out ICE agents for dates and then drug their food.
In one video, she stated, “I thought of something good. I think it’s something weird. Sabotage tactic, or at least scare tactic. All the medical providers grab some syringes with needles on the end.
Have them full of saline or succinylcholine. You know, whatever. That will probably be a deterrent. Be safe.”
In another, Cook shared, “Okay, for today’s resistance tip, I vote…anybody got me Poison Ivy, Poison Oak in their yard? Get some of that up with gloves, obviously. Get it in some water, like a gallon of water. Get the Poison Ivy Oak water, and I’m going to put it into a water gun. Aim for faces, hands.”
A third called for drugging ICE agents, suggesting targeting them on dating sites.
“Alright, the single ladies where these ICE guys are going have a chance to do something, you know, not without risk, but could help the cause for sure. Get on Tinder, get on Hinge, find these guys. They’re around. They’re an ICE agent? Bring some Ex-lax and put it in their drinks. Get them sick. Nobody’s going to die. Just enough to incapacitate them, get them off the street for the next day.”
VCU initially responded by placing Cook on leave pending an investigation. Now, they have announced she is no longer employed.
“Following an investigation, the individual involved in the social media videos is no longer employed by VCU Health,” the hospital told Fox News in a Tuesday night statement.
“In addition, VCU Health has fulfilled its reporting requirements under Virginia state law.”
Do No Harm, a medical watchdog group which focuses on removing DEI and other identity politics from the medical field, told Fox News on Thursday that the move by VCU was a face-saving measure.
Do No Harm’s Executive Director Kristina Rasmussen said that VCU has a lengthy history of pushing extremely woke politics in the medical field.
“As we’ve documented at Do No Harm, VCU has a long history of pushing extreme identity politics into medical education and clinical treatment,” Rasmussen explained. “Now, they act surprised when radicalism sprouts from a ground seeded with toxic ideology.”
Rasmussen went on to say that just because VCU fired Cook does not mean patients should feel safe frequenting its hospital.
“When medical schools and hospitals allow radical politics to shape curriculum, they end up training harmful activists rather than skilled medical professionals,” Rasmussen stated. “VCU Health firing this nurse is the bare minimum response.
“Unless they clean up their act, how will any patient feel safe walking through their doors?”
Nasra Ahmed, a 23-year-old St. Paul resident, was among 16 people arrested Wednesday in Minneapolis on federal charges of assaulting or impeding law enforcement officers, according to Attorney General Pam Bondi’s announcement on X (formerly Twitter). Ahmed had recently gained national attention after a January 21 press conference where she described her Somali-American identity using the metaphor “It’s kind of like bananas and rice,” a phrase that sparked widespread online mockery and became a viral sensation across social media platforms. Bondi’s X post stated, “I am on the ground in Minneapolis today. Federal agents have arrested 16 Minnesota rioters for allegedly assaulting federal law enforcement — people who have been resisting and impeding our federal law enforcement agents.”
The arrests were made under 18 U.S. Code § 111, a federal statute that criminalizes assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers while performing their official duties. Ahmed’s case became particularly hilarious as her viral “bananas and rice” comment triggered a flood of online ridicule on Reddit, Instagram, and Facebook, with critics sarcastically mocking the apparent circular logic of her explanation. The social media backlash intensified when Ahmed alleged in the January 21 press conference that she was wrongfully detained by ICE for two days, called a racial slur by agents, and assaulted so severely that she suffered a concussion.
However, her “bananas and rice” quote, eclipsed her allegations of mistreatment and she was reduced to a meme. Now, as of Wednesday, the Department of Homeland Security maintained that Ahmed assaulted federal agents, directly contradicting her account of being a victim in the incident. AG Bondi publicly shared the names and images of all 16 arrested individuals including a defeated looking Nasra Ahmed, which got mocked too.
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JOHN KACHELMAN, JR.: God’s Wisdom in National Governing
January 29, 2026
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BREAKING: ICE and CBP to DRAW-DOWN Number of Forces in Minnesota After Tom Homan Strikes Deal with State Officials – Here Are the Details (VIDEO)
January 29, 2026
Border czar Tom Homan announces agreement with Minnesota Democrat officials on ICE and CBP during a Thursday press conference in Minneapolis. Credit: Fox News screenshot
President Trump’s decision to send Border Czar Tom Homan has paid dividends that should ease tensions and enable ICE and CBP agents to focus us their attention elsewhere.
During a press conference in Minneapolis on Thursday, Homan announced that he had reached an an agreement with state officials such as Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Homan told reporters that Minnesota officials have agreed to hand over criminal aliens to ICE.
“What we did agree upon is not to release public safety arrests back into the community, and they can be lawfully transferred to ICE,” Homan explained to reporters.
BREAKING: Tom Homan STRIKES AGREEMENT with Minnesota Democrat officials to hand over public safety threat illegal aliens to ICE
“What we did agree upon — is NOT to release public safety arrests back into the community, and they can be lawfully transferred to ICE.”
Homan went on to explain that Minnesota officials will also notify ICE when dangerous criminal illegals are being released so that ICE can pick them up.
“Attorney General Keith Ellison clarified for me that county jails may notify ICE of the release dates of criminal public safety risks so ICE can take custody of them, upon their release from the jail,” the Border Czar said.
Due to this agreement, ICE agents will now begin pulling back in Minnesota so they can focus on other targets elsewhere.
“Yes, I said it, Draw down,” Homan quipped.
WATCH:
JUST IN: Tom Homan confirms DRAW-DOWN of ICE and CBP in Minnesota because they have gained access to illegal aliens in the jails
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