Failed vice presidential candidate Tim Walz faced brutal criticism after accusing agents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement of acting like Nazi police during a commencement speech. The Democratic Minnesota governor criticized President Donald Trump's immigration policies by referring to ICE as his "Gestapo" while speaking to students at the law school of the University of Minnesota. 'It is absolutely sickening to compare ICE law enforcement agents to the Gestapo.'"Some would say, 'Boy, this is getting way too political for a commencement address.' But I would argue, I wouldn’t be honoring my oath if I didn’t address this head on," Walz said Saturday."I’m gonna start with the flashing red light — Donald Trump’s modern-day Gestapo is scooping folks up off the streets. They’re in unmarked vans, wearing masks, being shipped off to foreign torture dungeons. No chance to mount a defense. Not even a chance to kiss a loved one goodbye. Just grabbed up by masked agents, shoved into those vans and disappeared."Walz was likely referring to controversial deportations of accused gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia to a terrorist prison in El Salvador and of Turkish national Rumeysa Ozturk. The Department of Homeland Security responded in a scathing statement on its official social media account. "It is absolutely sickening to compare ICE law enforcement agents to the Gestapo. Attacks and demonization of ICE and our partners is wrong," read the statement. "ICE officers are now facing a 413% increase in assaults. Our message is clear: DO NOT come to this country illegally. If you do, we will arrest you, deport you and you will never return."RELATED: Feds arrest radical leftist for making threats against ICE officers and DHS Photo by Bob Riha, Jr./Getty Images Many online were bewildered and angered by the comparison to Nazi Germany, and they let Walz hear it."Gov Tim Waltz indulging in extreme Nazi talk criticizing roundups of undocumented immigrants," said Geraldo Rivera of NewsNation. "Inflammatory language helps nobody. Better to pursue injunctions preventing expulsions and demanding due process. Don’t hate on cops doing their jobs.""Dude can never resist an opportunity to show off his TDS," said Townhall columnist Dustin Grage. "Walz should either read a book on the Gestapo or shut his mouth and stop trivializing the Holocaust to score cheap political points," responded Eyal Yakoby."Attacking ICE agents with Nazi comparisons is reckless and wrong. Enforce the law? Debate policy. But don’t smear those doing their jobs," read another response. "I find that personally offensive as most of my family were murdered by the actual Nazis. Schmuck," said another detractor. The official White House rapid response account called Walz a "disgraced loser" over the comments. Trump's efforts to fulfill his promise of mass deportations have been stymied by court challenges filed by Democrats and other political opponents. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Retired undercover FBI agent Scott Payne spent much of his career infiltrating motorcycle gangs and white supremacist groups, including the Klan. There are no words to describe some of the horrors he’s witnessed over the years. “I'm sitting across the table from a pedophile who's hiring me to kill the kid that he molested,” he recalls from his undercover days. “There's a lot of people out there that just don't know how evil the world can be.” A rock solid faith in God, he tells Glenn Beck, is what got him through then and what helps him fight the ghosts of the past now. But he didn’t always have a relationship with God to strengthen him. In fact, there was a time in high school when dabbling in witchcraft led to a terrifying face-to-face encounter with a demon in his friend’s basement that scared him so deeply, he ran to Jesus and never looked back. But that wasn’t his last encounter with the demonic. From children pledging to shoot their own fathers and pagan rituals, Payne has seen things most of us couldn’t fathom. On this episode of “The Glenn Beck Podcast,” he shares some of his wildest stories. In 2019, Payne infiltrated “the Base” — a neo-Nazi, white supremacist group founded in 2018 that promotes accelerationist ideology, which aims to collapse society through violence and terrorism to create a white ethnostate. One event he attended, which he calls “Halloween hate camp,” involved “hand-to-hand combat training,” “firearms training,” “burning Bibles, burning American flags,” and a “ceremony of paganism” that included animal sacrifice. Some members of the group stole a goat from a nearby farm, planning to sacrifice it to Odin – the central figure in Norse mythology who is the god of both war and death. The sacrifice was meant to symbolize the kicking off of the “Wild Hunt” — a midwinter ghostly procession of spirits and supernatural beings led by Odin to destroy enemies and send mortals to the underworld. The Wild Hunt was seen as symbolic of the Base’s desire to “cleanse the world of anti-fascist non-whites.” “We're all in a circle on our knees around the goat,” says Payne. “He comes down full-fledged with the blade.” However, the blade was dull and failed to pierce the animal’s skin, so the executioner used a gun to finish the job. “You think you're done, and you're not. They go and slice the throat of the goat, fill up a big cup with its blood,” says Payne, who went by the moniker Pale Horse. The executioner then passed out acid to the group. “They chase it with the blood as part of the sacrifice,” Payne tells Glenn, noting that he was able to avoid the acid but still had to “[dip his] whole finger” in the cup and “[suck] all the blood off.” “Then, they cut the head of it off, threw its innards in the creek. Some members tried to cook it ... and then we carried the head around for, like, three more days,” he recalls. Glenn then asks the question we’re all thinking: How did you reconcile such a job given your faith? “I’m in work mode, and I know that somebody had to kick Satan out of heaven,” he says. To hear more of Payne’s wild stories, including Bibles that wouldn’t burn and the time he nearly was found out, watch the episode above. Want more from Glenn Beck?To enjoy more of Glenn’s masterful storytelling, thought-provoking analysis, and uncanny ability to make sense of the chaos, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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