In response to Renee Good’s death and the subsequent large scale anti-ICE protests, right-wing media have lashed out at and ridiculed one gr
Written by Jane Lee & Isabella Corrao
Published 01/28/26 5:24 PM EST
In response to Renee Good’s death and the subsequent large scale anti-ICE protests, right-wing media have lashed out at and ridiculed one group of protesters in particular: women. Commentators across television, podcasts, and print have called women participating in protests “neurotic," “brainwashed,” and even “human shields for the party machine.”
Fox News host Jesse Watters called Renee Good “a woman who was in severe crisis” and “lived a very sad and very chaotic life.” [Fox News, The Five, 1/8/26]
Watters said Good and her wife Becca were “not innocent women” but instead “hardcore trained anti-ICE agitators.” He elaborated: “They don't deserve to be shot for insulting this ICE officer, but when you're driving a car right at them, these things can happen.” [Fox News, The Five, 1/9/26]
Watters called Good a “militant mom who’s out of her mind.” He subsequently rattled off: “Why is the Democratic Party sending women into the trenches to put their bodies in between foreign criminals and federal agents?” [Fox News, The Five, 1/12/26]
Nick Fuentes declared Renee Good as “a civilizational enemy,” noting that “people like this are our political enemy, and we have to defeat them.” He remarked: “She is the enemy of your children, she is the enemy of your ancestors.” [Rumble, America First, 1/14/26]
Megyn Kelly on Renee Good's family: “I have empathy for them because they had a dumbass mother.” [SiriusXM, The Megyn Kelly Show, 1/16/26]
