For an episode that aired on Sunday evening, UFC President Dana White told CBS’s “60 Minutes” that in his mind, there was no such thing as being “too masculine.” White, who spoke at the Republican National Conventions in 2016 and 2024 and supported President Donald Trump through three campaigns, spoke with correspondent Jon Wertheim about the concept of “toxic masculinity” and whether or not the culture was shifting around that idea. Wertheim began by quoting a term he said White had used in the past, saying that he’d decried the “wussification of America” — and White suggested that the word he’d used had actually begun with a different letter, but that he understood why that might be censored for broadcast television. WATCH: ?NEW: Dana White tells “60 Minutes” there’s *NO SUCH THING* as being “TOO MASCULINE”? “How can somebody be too masculine? Is that a possibility? Can you be too masculine?” “No! The answer is h*ll no!”@DailyCaller pic.twitter.com/ZheAKOIBDW — Jason Cohen ?? (@JasonJournoDC) September 29, 2025 White went on to say that the reason the UFC was so successful — and growing — was that they knew their audience and were “unapologetically masculine.” “Can this bubble over to too much?” Wertheim asked. “When you hear toxic masculinity, what do you–” “Haha what’s that mean?” White laughed as he interrupted Wertheim. “You tell me,” Wertheim challenged. Get 40% off new DailyWire+ annual memberships with code FALL40 at checkout “You just said it,” White pushed back. “What’s the definition of ‘toxic’? … How can somebody be too masculine? Can you be too masculine?” “You tell me,” Wertheim repeated. “Do you think so?” “No. The answer is hell no,” White declared. The UFC is expected to hold an event at the White House in 2026 as part of America’s 250th birthday festivities — an event that both Trump and White have independently confirmed. “We’re literally going to take over Washington, D.C., that week. We’re going to do the weigh-ins there. We’re going to have the weigh-in events. And we’ll have fan events all week. We’re going to do our expo there and just a total Washington, D.C., takeover,” White said of the planned event.

NBC police procedural “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” joined Democrats in continuing to paint Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents as villains who have nothing better to do than to pluck innocent immigrants off the streets for their own nefarious purposes. In an episode that ran Thursday — just hours after a shooter targeted and opened fire upon an ICE facility in Texas — NYPD detectives squared off against ICE agents in an effort to keep them from deporting an illegal immigrant who was a key witness in a rape case. Newsbusters detailed the episode in question, titled “In the Wind.” It features an illegal immigrant named Jorge Ruiz, who is working as a building superintendent — and who has identified the suspect in a rape case. When detectives arrive to question him about the suspect, an ICE raid is already in progress. For the rest of the episode — which frames ICE as the bad guys preventing police officers from effectively investigating the rape case and then further complicating the prosecution against the alleged rapist — the NYPD and ICE agents are at odds. The episode comes to a head when Captain Olivia Benson (played by Mariska Hargitay) is arrested when she orders her detectives to arrest Ruiz in an effort to hold him as a material witness and prevent ICE from taking him into custody. Get 40% off new DailyWire+ annual memberships with code FALL40 at checkout “Captain, ICE is on the way up,” one detective tells Benson. “What?” she asks. “How do they know?” Ruiz asks. “Come. There’s a back stairway,” Benson tries to help Ruiz avoid the federal agents. “No, wait. Don’t try that,” Assistant District Attorney Sonny Carisi warns her. “Can they do this?” one detective asks. “They don’t have a warrant,” another protests. “Doesn’t matter. They’re Feds,” Carisi explains. “So they take our witness, and we can’t do anything about it?” one asks. “Hold on a second. I need you to trust me. Can you do that? Velasco, arrest him,” Benson says, indicating Ruiz. She then tells the ICE agents that Ruiz is in the custody of the NYPD and cannot be removed until he testifies — at which point the agents arrest her for interfering in federal immigration matters. She is eventually released, however, and Ruiz is allowed to testify. The writers could not resist taking just one more jab at federal immigration officials when the illegal immigrant is finally brought into the courtroom. ICE agents interrupt the proceedings, only to be reprimanded by the judge hearing the case. “No, not in my courtroom. Jimmy, tell them they can wait outside, but they are not welcome here,” the judge declares. ICE agents, in just the last eight months, have faced a nearly 1000% increase in attacks on themselves and their families. A number have blamed the media and Democrats for continuously pointing to ICE agents as villains, thugs, and worse.

Anti-ICE activists escalated their assault on federal immigration enforcement just days after a deadly attack at a Dallas facility, targeting ICE centers across blue cities with dangerous rhetoric that threatens the safety of federal agents. Dallas Attack Sparks Nationwide Security Concerns Joshua Jahn’s September 24 assault on the Dallas ICE facility killed Norlan Guzman-Fuentes, a 37-year-old detainee from El Salvador, and wounded two others before Jahn took his own life. Federal investigators confirmed Jahn acted alone, driven by anti-ICE sentiment and believing the agency engaged in “human trafficking.” The FBI found no evidence linking him to organized leftist groups, though his attack was clearly premeditated and motivated by hostility toward immigration enforcement. Protesters Target ICE Facilities in Blue Cities Within 48 hours of the Dallas shooting, anti-ICE activists gathered outside the Broadview Processing Center in Illinois, chanting inflammatory slogans including “Arrest ICE, Shoot ICE.” The timing raises serious concerns about emboldened activism following the deadly attack. These demonstrations occurred in Democratic-controlled areas where local officials have historically opposed federal immigration enforcement, creating a hostile environment for ICE operations and agent safety. Federal Response Heightens Security Measures The Department of Homeland Security and ICE implemented enhanced security protocols at facilities nationwide, recognizing the elevated threat environment. Law enforcement officials publicly condemned both the Dallas attack and the escalating anti-ICE protests that followed. The inflammatory rhetoric from protesters, coming so soon after a deadly assault, demonstrates a concerning pattern that puts federal agents and detainees at risk while undermining legitimate immigration enforcement. Political Climate Fuels Anti-ICE Sentiment The protests reflect years of Democratic opposition to immigration enforcement, particularly in sanctuary jurisdictions where local officials actively resist federal authority. Illinois Governor Pritzker and other Democratic leaders have consistently criticized ICE operations, creating an atmosphere where anti-enforcement activism thrives. This political climate, combined with the recent violence in Dallas, creates a dangerous environment where federal agents face both physical threats and political hostility while performing their constitutional duties. Law enforcement experts emphasize the importance of distinguishing between lone-wolf attacks and organized protest activity, yet the timing of these demonstrations suggests coordination or at minimum, opportunistic exploitation of tragedy. The combination of violent rhetoric and recent bloodshed at ICE facilities represents a troubling escalation that threatens the rule of law and the safety of those sworn to enforce our immigration system. Sources: 2025 Dallas ICE facility shooting – Wikipedia Days After the Dallas Terrorist Attack on ICE, Rioters Gather Outside an ICE Broadview, IL Facility – DHS Victim of active shooter attack at Dallas ICE field office identified – ICE Remarks Delivered by Special Agent in Charge Joseph Rothrock at a Press Conference Regarding the Shooting at an ICE Facility in Dallas – FBI

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