Amongst ICE riots, violence in San Antonio, and regime changes around the world, our team finds themselves in need of some real therapy... Well thankfully, it's a Friday with Beamer! Our favorite man with a plan, Randy Beamer, joins the 1200 WOAI crew to help us come to terms with things happening all over the world, and even our own personal issues!

After a dominating victory over Milwaukee, Spurs Countdown Host Dillon Emery gives us a break down on what may have led the Spurs to such a one sided victory. Could it be good players? Great coaching? Or maybe a haircut had something to do with it... Listen in to our podcast to hear from the man himself here on 1200 WOAI.

President Donald Trump is threatening to use the Insurrection Act to send U.S. troops into Minnesota amid escalating protests over federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis. The move comes after the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent and rising tensions around immigration operations. Trump says deploying troops would restore order, calling out “professional agitators” and local officials for failing to act. Minnesota leaders, including Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey, strongly oppose the move, warning it could escalate violence. Experts note the Act has rarely been used, most recently during the 1992 Los Angeles riots. Get everything you need to be an expert on this by listening in NOW to San Antonio's First News.

National Correspondent Rory O’Neil joins 1200 WOAI to break down two major developments involving President Trump: his recent threat to invoke the Insurrection Act amid rising unrest in Minnesota — a move that could authorize military deployment in response to protests — and his high‑profile meeting with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado at the White House. O’Neil puts both stories in context, explaining what Trump’s Insurrection Act comments mean for local and national politics, and what the symbolic sit‑down with Machado — who even presented Trump with her Nobel Peace Prize medal — could signal about U.S. influence in Venezuela’s future.

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As tensions simmer with Iran and the U.S. continues to exert muscle in places like Venezuela and even talks about Greenland, a new wave of polls shows Americans are sharply divided — and in many cases uneasy — about where the country should be headed abroad. From mixed views on military action in Venezuela and widespread opposition to using force over Greenland, to deep skepticism about intervention in Iran and broader foreign entanglements, the public mood is shifting. National Correspondent Rory O’Neil joins San Antonio’s First News to break down what these new attitudes really mean for U.S. policy, the president’s global posture, and why this matters here at home — keeping you informed with the expert analysis that makes us the #1 destination for real news information.

Violence and chaos involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement have hit headlines both locally and across the country. In San Antonio, ICE released video showing an individual they say rammed federal vehicles in a Walmart parking lot, injuring an agent who was hospitalized as authorities continue their investigation. We’ll bring you the full details of that incident, what officials are saying, and how the community is reacting — and we’ll also take a look at a separate ambush-style attack on ICE agents in Texas last summer that left an officer wounded and raised ongoing questions about risks faced by federal immigration officers. Get it all here NOW on 1200 WOAI

President Trump says Iran has stopped killing antigovernmental protesters—a major claim in a region long marked by unrest. Lt. Col. Jeff Addicott joins San Antonio’s First News to break down what the president’s announcement really means, what intelligence may back it up, and whether this signals a genuine shift inside Iran

City Councilman Marc Whyte gives 1200 WOAI the inside look at San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz-Jones' plans to deal with ICE as they look towards San Antonio in the near future. Listen now to find out what to expect and how YOU can get involved with City Council's decision on upcoming events.