LA County declares a state of emergency over ICE arrests, the Pentagon press corps walks out after Fox News and Newsmax refuse new media restrictions, and a Rutgers professor dubbed "Dr. Antifa" flees to Spain with over $42,000 donated by fellow academics.

In this episode of O'Connor's Quick Strike, host John O'Connor breaks down three major stories the mainstream media won't cover accurately. First, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors votes 4-1 to declare an emergency over federal immigration enforcement - potentially using taxpayer funds to provide rent relief for families impacted by ICE raids. Second, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's new Pentagon press policy has been rejected by every major news outlet, including Fox News, Newsmax, and The Washington Times, leading to a mass walkout of Pentagon correspondents. Is this about national security or press censorship? Finally, Rutgers University professor Mark Bray, author of "Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook," flees to Spain after receiving death threats following a Turning Point USA petition calling for his removal - with 518 donors, including fellow professors, contributing over $42,000 to fund his escape.

This is conservative news analysis delivered in under 20 minutes - perfect for your commute or lunch break. No mainstream media spin, just the facts and perspective patriots need to stay informed.

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Keywords: conservative news, political commentary, immigration, ICE, sanctuary cities, Pentagon, press freedom, Trump administration, Los Angeles County, California politics, Antifa, academic freedom, national security