Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire Secures ICE Collaboration for 'Run Hide Fight'

The Daily Wire is reportedly developing a third film in its controversial "Run Hide Fight" series, titled "Pawn Shop." This new installment, as reported by The Bulwark, focuses on a fictional 2026 ICE insurgency in Minnesota, pitting ICE agents against protesters and MS-13 members, sparking further debate over its themes.
Uche Emeka
Uche Emeka • Latest Tech News • 16 hours ago • 2 minute read •
Key Points
• The Daily Wire is developing a new action film titled "Pawn Shop" as the third installment in its "Run Hide Fight" series.
• The film "Pawn Shop" centers around a fictional 2026 ICE insurgency in Minnesota called "Operation Metro."
• The plot of "Pawn Shop" depicts a siege where ICE agents confront a coalition of protesters and MS-13 members.
Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire Secures ICE Collaboration for 'Run Hide Fight'

The Daily Wire is reportedly intensifying its controversial filmmaking efforts, specifically tripling down on its action series, "Run Hide Fight." According to a report by The Bulwark, the conservative media company is discreetly developing what appears to be the third installment in its actively criticized action franchise. This follows their previous film, "Run Hide Fight: Infidels," which imagined a scenario where pro-Palestine college students encountered ISIS.

Ben Shapiro's production arm is now set to release a new action film, currently operating under the working title "Pawn Shop." This movie is centered around a fictional 2026 ICE insurgency in Minnesota, an event referred to as "Operation Metro." The purported narrative of "Operation Metro" depicts a deadly conflict that left Renée Good and Alex Pretti deceased and thousands of individuals in ICE custody.

Will Sommer of The Bulwark obtained a copy of the script for "Pawn Shop," revealing that the film will portray a siege scenario. In this plot, ICE agents are pitted against a disparate coalition comprising protesters and members of MS-13. The film is described as recalling "Assault On Precinct 13," though with distinct and often controversial character descriptions. Examples cited from the script include "BELLOWS as only one with morbid obesity can," "rooftop Korean," and a character "listening to a POP SONG unfitting for a man." Critics suggest a more fitting title for the series might be "Run Hide Fight: The Writer's Barely Disguised Insecurities," highlighting the perceived underlying biases within the content.

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