The article critiques media coverage of an FBI raid on an illegal horse racing and betting operation in Southwest Idaho, arguing that liberal newsrooms frame the story as an example of Donald Trump being harsh on an oppressed minority. The author defends the raid, emphasizing that most gambling is illegal in Idaho and that law enforcement actions reflect public demand for order. The piece also questions the ACLU’s complaints about the FBI’s tactics, suggesting that any roughness was a response to resistance during arrests, including the use of zip ties on children who may have been interfering with agents.

Additionally, the article implies that the illegal gambling operation may be part of a larger criminal network involving drugs, animal fights, and trafficking, accusing the media of ignoring these possibilities to maintain a “woke” narrative. The latter part of the article shifts focus to gambling addiction, listing signs such as preoccupation with gambling, increasing bets, irritability when stopping, and negative life consequences, while providing resources for help.