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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Michael.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
We need to get Congress to act. We have a problem,
which I'm sure truck calls for the kicktograph how but
the entire country is wired in our hurricane desert, I
can't hear anything.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
Welcome to the KA studio. What'd you do, Gina? What'd
you break over here? It's all your fault? Yeah, Well suddenly,
and even those extra set of headphones over there aren't working,
So it must.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
Be this unit. It's not working.
Speaker 3 (00:34):
Just fine, just a minute. I don't know what it is.
Who knows what's going on? What a way to start
a program out right? What a way to start the
program out? Uh, let's see. I want to remind everybody
the text line for this program and for the weekend
program is three three one zero three three three one
zero three keyword micro Michael. We're working on the keywords,
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but we're also working on some other stuff because we
add long story short, they've changed changing much stuff up.
But just remember that text line number is three three
one zero three three three one zero three keyword micro Michael.
So I'm thinking this morning, I'm coming in there. There
are really four big stories that currently dominate the American
political scene. We talked about one of them yesterday, and
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that is whether or not there was a violation of
the War Crimes Act because of the attack on Yeah.
I tried that too. That's not working either. And I yeah,
I've tried doing this plugged that indirectly. We're gonna try that.
Mister red beers in here. Nope, not doing anything, nothing, nothing,
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Not not hearing anything. Yep, yep, red beers in here,
just plugging stuff in and and and do you hear stuff?
You don't hear stuff either. So the unit itself is busted.
Oh my gosh, he's pulling he's pulling it out. Uh here,
here's a step by step. He's now pulling out the
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entire What in the world are you doing? Live radio? People?
Speaker 1 (02:02):
This is live radio.
Speaker 3 (02:04):
You think it's come disconnected underneath somewhere. Well, you know,
if there was some way that I could FaceTime this
or put it on videos so people can watch you
tearing apart the studio, that would be utterly fantastic. But no,
I can't do it.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
Problem. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (02:22):
Well, what what amazes me is what I I can't
do my show. You're sitting over here tearing apart this
newly remodeled studio and you're sitting here literally tearing it apart,
pulling it out, trying to plug things back in. And
you you expect me to focus on Oh now you
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know you hear something now, Oh my gosh, you fix
test test test test test. Of course I don't hear no, no, no,
there it is. It's you here somewhere. Okay, plugged this in.
Let's plug this in and test test test test. I
hear I hear something now, yeah, yeah, yeah, wow, no, no,
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you see now you probably broke it again. That you
get what you do. He took his fist and he
pounded it back into the little cutout that it was
sitting in. Yes, it's still working. Shut up and talk.
So anyway, this is what you get. You get what
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you pay for, So just shut up and quit grapping
about it. But at least I can hear something now.
So there are four big stories that are dominating. Actually
there are five big stories. The fact that Dragon red Beard,
not me. All I tried to do is plug in
you know, the the whatever you call these stupid things.
I tried to plug it in, uh, and it wouldn't work.
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But he comes in here and he takes it completely apart,
pulls it out, figgles, you know, jiggles around with something
down there, and then suddenly it works. Wow, you're welcome,
You're amazing. You're amazing, mister engineer. I feel sorry when
the when the blonde chick from next door comes in
later and she doesn't work.
Speaker 1 (04:09):
For her, we can blame you. I just can't wait
for my Christmas bonus, that's right.
Speaker 3 (04:15):
Which will be an invoice for replacing this unit, for smashing,
for smashing it to pieces. Okay, let's try this again.
There are four big stories that are dominating the American
political scene right now, and they all bug me. They
all really bug me. The you got the Tim Walls,
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Saborn Somalia fraud machine that's going on in Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
You've got is it regime change?
Speaker 3 (04:43):
We've got I don't know, twenty thirty five percent, whatever
the number is, doesn't make any difference. We have a
lot of our entire naval fleet pulled away from Taiwan and.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
The Persian Gulf and everywhere.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
Else, and it's down in the Caribbean because of a
ten horned dictator that's been around forever. The supported by
obviously supported by the Chinese communist parties supported by the Cubans.
The I would say the Castro brothers, but there only
one left. So you got that going on. And is
it regime change or is it drug interdiction? I mean,
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what's really going on down there? And of course, as
I said, you've got the whole which we talked about yesterday,
the potential war crimes violations that was committed or may
have been committed by someone we don't know who. But
I find it interesting. There's an old adage in Washington,
DC that when the president pat you on the back
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and tells you you're doing a great job, brownie, that's
when you know that you're going down the toilet. I
can speak from experience about that, by the way. And
so now Donald Trump has come out and talked about
what a great job Pete Hegseth is doing. So if
I repeat, I would put on my flat jacket because
there's gonna be a lot of incoming flat. And then
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the deaf SEC decides that what he's going to do. No,
you can't say deaf war, you can't say sect war.
I know he's the Secretary of War, but to me
he's the deaf SEC. He's always gonna be the deaf. Second,
that's just my bureaucratic speak. But then he says that
the order was given by some admiral, Admiral I forget
his name, but apparently some admiral. Uh So, now the
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you know what, the feces tends to roll downhill.
Speaker 1 (06:26):
Right. So there's you got those three.
Speaker 3 (06:28):
Stories, and then you have the ongoing efforts by the
so called seditious Six, although it's not really sedition. You
got the six Democrats and their media facilitators. They're trying
to set the stage, I think, for a color revolution
in this country. And you know, these are all real
stories going on right now. Enough about let's let's do
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some updates on on.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
All these stories.
Speaker 3 (06:55):
First, let's go to the Waltz smally looting of the
Minnesota state treasury. More than four hundred employees of the
state's Department of Human Services signed off on a post
on x formerly Twitter yesterday which alleges that the Governor
Tim Waltz, now I want you to think about this
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is massive fraud on a massive scale. And for the
first time we're now here, I shouldn't say for the
first time. It's The New York Times is report you know,
actually get some journalism on a Democrats shocker, right, absolutely shocking.
So you've got all of this fraud going on in Minnesota,
but it only kind of starts to log row in
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snowball and become a really big story when the conservative
media starts to pick it up. And then these employees
come out and signed off on this post on x
yesterday alleging that the Governor Tim Waltz not only has
been aware of the Somalia fraud operation for years, but
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knew about them in real time as they were still ongoing,
and failed to take any action whatsoever to stop the fraud. Now,
think about that for a second in terms of Tim
Walls could have been our current Vice president, which leads
me to think about what what kind of vetting, if any,
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did Kamala Harris do when she was picking her governor,
I mean picking, you know, among these governors to be
her VP, because she could have had been then Shapiro,
She could have had Shapiro from Pennsylvania, but clearly he
was a threat to her because well, he's articulate. Well,
according to someone like Joe Biden, you could say that
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Governor Shapiro is clean, he's articulate, he's well dressed and whatever,
whatever that SoundBite is, whatever the super sound bite is
from Biden about Barack Obama. You could say the same
thing about Governor Shapiro.
Speaker 4 (08:57):
Got the first of.
Speaker 1 (09:02):
America here.
Speaker 5 (09:04):
It was articulate and bright and clean and nice looking guy.
Speaker 3 (09:10):
I forgot nice looking guy too. I can't believe that
you still have that at your fingertips.
Speaker 1 (09:15):
I'm pretty sure that was before he was chosen as
vice president too.
Speaker 3 (09:19):
Oh, absolutely absolutely. I think it is when he was
a US senator. I mean it's when Obama was a
US senator. Yeah, uh, or or she could have picked
any number of people, but she told she chose that dufus.
Tim Walls, the metrosexual that comes, you know, dancing out
on the stage and waves and everybody kind of you know,
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kind of kind of weird like you know, that kind
of weird feminine kind of way he does that. Well,
this is worse than just doing nothing, because the post
on Twitter on X excuse me accuses Governor Walls of
not just ignoring the whistleblower, but then retaliating against them,
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as we see obviously see you know, we know that
democrats do time after time after time, at every level
of government, whenever there are various scams and griffs and
ripoffs are in danger of being disclosed to you and
me as the taxpayers. Yeah, oh, somebody's going to whistle
blow and tell the truth about what's really going on. Okay,
we're gonna go deep six. Then we're going to eighty
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six of them. Eighty six forty seven. Right, that's the
new that. Those are the new numbers. Except here we're
going to eighty six all the whistleblowers of Minnesota. Here's
what they said on X yesterday. Now, remember these are
current civil service employees, bureaucrats, government employees, state employees, whatever,
however you I don't care how you refer to them.
(10:47):
They write this, hundreds of them, more than four hundreds
joined in this post. Tim Walls is one one hundred
percent responsible for massive fraud in Minnesota. We let Tim
Wats know of fraud early on, hoping for a partnership
and stopping fraud, but no, we got the opposite response.
Tim Walls is systematically retaliated against whistleblowers using monitoring, threats, repression.
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Wait a minute, that's that's the Democrats typical operation monitoring.
You know, spying on you, threats, and then repression that
they can make a theme song out of those three words,
and did his best.
Speaker 1 (11:33):
They write to discredit fraud reports.
Speaker 3 (11:36):
Instead of partnership, we got the full weight of retaliation
by Tim Walls, certain members and an indifferent mainstream media.
It's scary, isolating, and left us wondering who we can
turn to, they write, continuing. In addition to retaliating against
the whistleblower, Tim Walls disempowered the Office of the Legislative Auditor,
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allowing agency to disregard their audit findings and guidance. Media
and politicians supporting Tim Waltz or the DFL agenda attacked
whistleblowers who were trying to raise red flags on fraudulent activities.
They continue, This is a cascade of systemic failures leading
up to Tim Walls. Agency leaders appointed by Tim Waltz
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willfully disregarded rules and laws to keep the fraud reports quiet,
even to the extent of threatening families of whistleblowers. These
same leaders are not qualified for their jobs. Instead of
getting leadership jobs via Tim Waltz friendships, so state government
were left. State government were left foundering. DFL lawmakers refused
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to acknowledge fraud and deflected any serious conversation to stop
the fraud. Biased mainstream media such as station's WCCO and
MPR in the public radio, showed absolutely no interest in
cover bring fraud happening in our own state. Programs, especially
in behavioral health and disability services, were built without any
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guardrails against fraud, all in attempt to extract more funding
from legislature and the federal government. As staff, we first
hand witnessed and observed fraud happening, yet we were shut down, reassigned,
and told to keep quiet. Sometimes more, leadership did not
want to appear to discriminate against certain communities and were
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unwilling to take action against certain communities, such as stopping fraud.
By the way, that's the Somalis, that would have an
adversive impact on their image. He was This is me
speaking now parenthetically. In other words, the governor was more
concerned about the image of Somalians than he was about
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the taxpayers of Minnesota. They continue today. No single agency
leader has been held responsible for their role in fraud,
whether it's Sharen Gandhi, Jesse Gagiel, Giles, Jody Harpstad, Natasha Mergs,
Eric Gundall, and others. They say it is a structure
created and maintained by Tim Walls, who has created an
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environment of interrelated agencies and institutions, including the media, that
helped foster fraud through retaliation and turning a blind iron
exchange for political gain in the form of high power
agency leadership jobs or other parks. Fundamentally, Tim Walls is dishonest,
lacks ethics and integrity, has poor leadership abilities, and has
never taken any accountability for his role in fraud. Instead,
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Tim Walls deflects by blaming national politics for his own
failies and distracts the public with inveterate lying. These lies
include his reference of a budget surplus under his tenure.
Fact is Minnesota never had a surplus. We have been
given federal ARPA funds that were conflated to surplus money,
otherwise we'd be in a deficit, and those American Rescue
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Plan funds, which were meant to be temporary funds, were
used to create more leadership positions for Tim Wallas as buddies.
As such, we can't fight fraud in Minnesota alone. Hence
we're appealing to the federal levels of government. We need
all the help we can get, as Tim Wallas's agency
leaders have up their brazen approach in covering up their
knowledge of fraud. We are grateful to numerous solid politicians,
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including the Fraud Committee and media allots, who are actually
trying to halt the fraud. We're also grateful to other
whistleblowers who are bravely stepping up. Thank you New York
Times for bringing the plight of Minnesota to the national stage. Wow,
four hundred Beeraucrats have had it. But what fascinates me
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most about that post on X is you can take
that and apply it to fraud committed by Democrats at
almost every level of government federal, state, and local, in
almost every fifty seven of the fifty seven states in
this country, every single one of them. I know it's
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probably less likely to occur in a red state like
say Oklahoma or Texas, but in a blue state like Colorado.
You don't think that's exactly what goes on here. Of
course it is. It's exactly what goes on here. In
an appearance I Meet the Press on Sunday, Walls actually
boasted about his efforts to.
Speaker 1 (16:17):
Put people in jail for those crimes.
Speaker 3 (16:19):
And then he tried to absolve the smally community of
playing the lead role in most despicable crimes. And both
of those claims are full on bull crap. Now, while
it's true that there have been eighty six individuals indicted
and some have been convicted, those indictments and convictions are
the result of federal investigations. Tim Walls had nothing to
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do with those investigations or convictions or trials whatsoever. It's
also a very simple fact that are those eighty six
who have been indicted, how many do you think are
from the state's Somalian community. Out of eighty six, how
many of those convicted of fraud do you think are Somalies?
Speaker 1 (17:06):
Excuse me, I'm going a.
Speaker 3 (17:07):
Code seventy nine seventy nine. Just like Stephen Miller commented
last week, the big problem with the Biden open borders
is that we didn't just import millions of individuals from
third world countries without anybody whatsoever. We in fact, imported
third world societies into this country with zero requirements or
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even any sort of minimal encouragement for them to assimilate.
These smalieleg fraud crimes in Minnesota are a clear cause
and effect outcome of that reality, and we need to
admit that.
Speaker 6 (17:49):
Hey, Michael, I bet you've got a lot of good
stuff to talk about today, especially with this beautiful weather
that we're supposed to get tonight.
Speaker 1 (17:58):
Can't wait to listen.
Speaker 3 (18:03):
Why would I talk about the weather, mister Redbeard?
Speaker 1 (18:09):
Do I talk about the weather? You're talking about climate?
Speaker 2 (18:12):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (18:12):
Yeah, I'm assuming she's just excited for the you know,
jumping of snow that we're supposed to get tonight. Oh yeah,
because it'd be the snow apocalypse. I'm sure we'll have
two inches and it'll be the end of civilization. He'll
be another fifty car pile up on out on I
seventy somewhere and people.
Speaker 1 (18:28):
Go, and she say, on whatever, I didn't know, who's
gonna snow everything?
Speaker 2 (18:31):
Guy?
Speaker 1 (18:31):
Two inches? Or is it a girl? Two inches?
Speaker 3 (18:34):
You know?
Speaker 1 (18:35):
Right? Right? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (18:36):
Yeah, it's it's gonna be four inches, So it's gonna
be uh porn four inches of what it will be.
But it's cold, so does that make it? Oh yeah,
you're right, you're right, you're right right. And is it
gonna be weathers it gonna be dry because if it's
a dry snow, it'll just blow away, and you know,
if it's a wet snow, it'll stick, and of course,
and then of course then we'll have the you know,
and see if I just can't get a response here.
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But then we'll have all the dumbass truckers you know
that don't have legal driver's licenses. They just have you know,
no name, or they issued by California or New York
or someplace, and they'll see the runaway truck ramp and say,
that's what I'm trying to do.
Speaker 1 (19:11):
I'm trying to run away.
Speaker 3 (19:12):
I'm trying to run away before ice catches up with me.
That's what we're gonna have. Not to till Walls for
a second. This is Hugh Hewett yesterday pretty much sums
it up.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
Speaking of ladies.
Speaker 4 (19:24):
And listen to what employees at the Minnesota Department of
Human Service say about all of this. Tim Walls is
one hundred percent responsible for massive fraud in Minnesota. We
let Tim Walls know of fraud early on, hoping for
a partnership and stopping fraud. But no, we got the
opposite response. As staff we first had witnessed and observed
fraud happening, yet we were shut down reassigned and told
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to keep quiet. Sometimes More wants himself just said, you know,
I'm a knucklehead sometimes. Is this one of those occasions.
Speaker 7 (19:55):
Yes, especially when you're saying we are a well run state,
and therefore we tract criminals. Those two things don't follow.
Well run states do not attract criminals.
Speaker 3 (20:05):
Hey, yeah, Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Yeah, we're looking at you, baby,
We're looking at you. Manhattan mm hmm, the boroughs of Manhattan,
New York. Yeah, we're looking at you too.
Speaker 7 (20:16):
New Jersey. Yeah, we're looking at you. Does functional states
attract criminals? Bureaucracies without inspector generals, prosecutors who let criminals
go free without bail, that kind of thing attracts criminals.
That's the Minnesota way under Tim Walls. Now he's up
for reelection and in a year Minnesota's are going to
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get a chance to vote on what they think about
Tim Walls. But they're not going to forget a billion
dollars gone missing and a department within the state bureaucracy
in wholesale rebellion against the governor. They're just simply not
going to forget that or and it might flow over
to the empty or I should say open Senate seat
that Republicans.
Speaker 1 (20:58):
Are hoping Tom Wyler is someone.
Speaker 7 (21:00):
Else puts up a very good show of strength against
whomever the DFL Democratic Farm Labor Party in Minnesota puts forward,
because they've got to be sick of this.
Speaker 1 (21:08):
They really do have to be sick of losing their money,
are they? I know you are, I am, But we
pay most of the taxes.
Speaker 3 (21:21):
A lot of people in this country don't pay any
income tax whatsoever, And in fact, they get the EIC
the earned income tax credits, so they don't pay anything,
and yet when they file a tax return they get.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
Money in return. Isn't that great?
Speaker 3 (21:38):
I wish I could file a tax return and say, look,
you know my tax bill was. Let me just pick
a number out of my butt. My tax bill, you know,
last year, was seventy seventy five thousand dollars. Can I
just get seventy five thousand dollars back out of that
billion dollars?
Speaker 1 (21:53):
Oh? Wait a minute, you think it's Minnesota. Oh see,
I get it.
Speaker 3 (21:58):
Now you think that I'm waste in your time talking
about Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
Oh sucks to be you, doesn't it?
Speaker 3 (22:07):
Because you don't realize that This money is money that
came through the American Rescue Plan, which was part of
you know, several bills that spent trillions of dollars that
caused the inflation. So you got taxed by the money
that got spent by the federal government to send to
Minnesota to be used by these little Somalian communities, all fraudulent,
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you know, a billion dollars worth. And then you you
paid that taxes, and now you're going to pay taxes
on the interest that we paid for that money that
was borrowed.
Speaker 1 (22:41):
Yes, yeah, huh.
Speaker 3 (22:43):
And here's you thought I was wasting your time talking
about Minnesota. And we you know, wouldn't it be wonderful
if we could find this Not I don't want to
find but you know, we've got fraud in this state too.
Oh no, Michael, you want to be kidding. We got
fraud in Colorado. Say it's not true. No, let's say
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it's not true. This is Tom Emmer, the Republican from
Minnesota who happens to be the House majority whip.
Speaker 4 (23:11):
You know, he has more focused on the response of
many of us that are outraged than actually dealing with
the problem here.
Speaker 5 (23:21):
Lawrence, you said very well, I mean, this guy says
he takes a responsibility for prosecuting.
Speaker 1 (23:28):
These people, him Walls and.
Speaker 5 (23:30):
His Attorney general, Keith Ellison, since they.
Speaker 1 (23:33):
Took a call.
Speaker 3 (23:33):
You know, I'm sorry, let me pause that for a moment.
I told you I was even thinking this morning because
I was so distracted by mister Redbeard trying to fix
an electronic issue on the console, which I find hilarious.
Speaker 1 (23:45):
I forgot about Keith Ellison.
Speaker 3 (23:48):
Yes, so the Marxist, you know, a Black Lives Matter
dude from you know, the George Floyd days. I forgot.
He's the attorney general. So you got, you got the
corrupt governor, you got a up attorney general. I'm just saying,
you know what, Cook County your old news.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
The new news is Minnesota.
Speaker 5 (24:08):
If not only not investigated the fraud, they have purposely
stopped investigating. And we've been trying to raise the alarm
on this for over three years, Lawrence, over three years.
Fraudsters have already stolen over a billion dollars from the
taxpayers in Minnesota under.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Tim Wall's watch, and the number is growing.
Speaker 5 (24:28):
You got the largest pandemic fraud case in the country,
two hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
By the way, no one in the Walls.
Speaker 5 (24:35):
Administration has been held accountable. And you know, nobody's saying
that all Somali's are criminals.
Speaker 1 (24:41):
But guess what these crimes.
Speaker 3 (24:43):
Minute seventy nine out of eighty six. Divide seventy nine
into eighty six and tell me what that percentage is,
because that's I think that's probably over ninety percent.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
Yeah, so I think we could.
Speaker 3 (24:55):
Probably say that at least of those convicted so far,
the majority of the vast major already have been Somalia
ninety one point eight.
Speaker 1 (25:03):
Yeah. And you know, for a.
Speaker 3 (25:04):
Guy's really bad at math, that was a pretty good
guess a Google machine. Oh good, No, I'm the guys
bad at math. You're the most good at it.
Speaker 1 (25:11):
I can't do math to save my life Smali immigrants.
Speaker 5 (25:15):
In fact, over seventy people have been charged and are
being tried and convicted, by the way, in the pandemic
fraud case.
Speaker 1 (25:22):
But it doesn't stop there.
Speaker 3 (25:24):
No, that number is separate from the number I gave you.
The eighty six that I gave you happens to be
on the American rescue plan in that fraud. That was separate.
Speaker 1 (25:37):
They've got housing fraud.
Speaker 5 (25:39):
You've got daycare fraud, you've got Frauds Center under investigation,
all of this under Tim Wall's watch and his response.
God blessed that President Trump for actually saying something about this.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
And calling it out.
Speaker 5 (25:54):
They won't even report it in the Twin Cities. And finally,
because our President has pointed out.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
How awful this is.
Speaker 5 (26:02):
Under this incompetent leadership of Tim walls people are actually
starting to take notice.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
And look the fact.
Speaker 5 (26:09):
That Scott vestan't the Treasury Secretary, is going to look
at whether this actually went to Al Shabab Terrace and Somalia.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
Think about this, Lawrence.
Speaker 5 (26:20):
Al Shabab controls all the financial infrastructure in Somalia. That's right,
all right, this money has gone back to Somalia.
Speaker 1 (26:27):
Ergo.
Speaker 5 (26:28):
Common sense would tell you that millions of dollars taxpayer
dollars from Minnesota's has.
Speaker 3 (26:34):
Gone from Somalian Yeah, from Minnesota taxpayers, yes, but in
particular from Somalians in Minnesota went back to pay for
al Shabab. That's pretty bad.
Speaker 5 (26:46):
Onto terrace known as al Shabab in Somalia. This is
an awful situation. Tim Wallace should be held accountably in
somebody in his administration.
Speaker 1 (26:56):
I'm just going to leave.
Speaker 3 (26:58):
Let's quit talking about held accountable, can we? Because I
just think they ought to be convicted and go to jail.
That's what I think. I really do, but think that
and between the Afghan shooting, the National guardsman in Washington,
d C. One of whom has died on Thanksgiving Day,
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and then you have the Somalians all doing this, I
really do think and I'll get to this later in
the program, but I really do think the time has
come to recognize that remigration and the deportation is something
that we need to do. But there's something even worse
that's going on here. And I know that it frustrates you,
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and so I want you. I want to come back
after the break and I want to explain some perspective
about how do we get here and why is it
that we have to be so very careful and so
dogged in our trying to clean things up, because if
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we don't, the country will fail. And I do mean
that seriously.
Speaker 6 (28:10):
The amount of fraud under Tim Walls as the Minnesota
governor is just staggering, and it's been going on for years.
What it's really shocking is when you think about that
he was the VP candidate fifteen months ago and nothing
came out about it. Then, very interesting on the timing
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and how they were able to hide this for so long.
Speaker 2 (28:36):
In the.
Speaker 3 (28:38):
Post on X by the four hundred Civil Servants, they
point out that part of their problem was the Minnesota media.
And then you heard in those two sound bites, one
with Tom Emmer, a Republican Congressman from Minnesota who is
the House Majority leader, and from oh I can't think
(29:06):
it was a name off topic Hugh Ewett, both of
them pointing out that the media in Minnesota was deliberately
I would say covering it up, because you can have too.
You can have a cover up that is of omission
by just turning your head no no, no no no
(29:28):
no no no, I don't see anything. Or you can
affirmatively know about it and refuse to report on it.
And this is an active cover up of the fraud.
Now here's the point that I said. I wanted to
make the reason that I don't care whether where you're
listening to me today, whether you're listening down in Florida,
(29:49):
you're listening out in California, you're listening in Washington State,
you're down in Texas, any really don't care where you're listening.
This is applicable to everyone. This is a culmination of
what's been going on with Democrat slash progressive slash socialist
slash Marxist.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
Rule since Woodrow Wilson.
Speaker 3 (30:12):
We're just now, and I think it's because of the
election of I think there's a combination of several things,
the election of Donald Trump two point zero, not the
first time, the second time. I think it is the
proliferation of new freelance sources of information. And I think
the massive size, just the amount of the fraud has
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become so overwhelming. And as progressives and Marxists tend to
do when they think it's time to pounce and to
start the color Revolution and to you fundamentally transform the nation,
they tend to overreach. And so when COVID comes along,
I think COVID is COVID will in the history books,
(30:58):
if it's truly reported, will be that tipping point where
they thought they could impose the kind of controls over
you and I as individuals that they did, although some
of us refused to comply, even businesses. Some businesses refuse
to comply, But that overreach. And at the same time,
the shutdown gave them the opportunity to throw to literally
(31:21):
just take cargo planes. Just take C one thirty five,
C five a's, just take C five a's and drop
down the back gate and then just push, just push,
you know, like Baiales of Hay, just push that money
out the window and it just comes, you know, Manna
from heaven just comes floating out, and that precipitates fraud,
(31:46):
and they thought that he get by with it. But
now we're in the response phase. Just like in a
natural disaster, you have, you know, you prepare for and
so you know, conservatives had been prepairing for this moment
and then the proverbial feces hits the fan COVID, and
(32:07):
now we're seeing the results of that. And so now
we're responding to these decades of progressive Marxist policies. So
of course there's going to be blowback, and of course
they're going to fight us at every turn, and you
have to understand that at every turn we have to
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be willing to fight back.
Michael.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
We need to get Congress to act. We have a problem,
which I'm sure truck calls for the kicktograph how but
the entire country is wired in our hurricane desert, I
can't hear anything.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
Welcome to the KA studio. What'd you do, Gina? What'd
you break over here? It's all your fault? Yeah, Well suddenly,
and even those extra set of headphones over there aren't working,
So it must.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
Be this unit. It's not working.
Speaker 3 (00:34):
Just fine, just a minute. I don't know what it is.
Who knows what's going on? What a way to start
a program out right? What a way to start the
program out? Uh, let's see. I want to remind everybody
the text line for this program and for the weekend
program is three three one zero three three three one
zero three keyword micro Michael. We're working on the keywords,
(00:55):
but we're also working on some other stuff because we
add long story short, they've changed changing much stuff up.
But just remember that text line number is three three
one zero three three three one zero three keyword micro Michael.
So I'm thinking this morning, I'm coming in there. There
are really four big stories that currently dominate the American
political scene. We talked about one of them yesterday, and
(01:16):
that is whether or not there was a violation of
the War Crimes Act because of the attack on Yeah.
I tried that too. That's not working either. And I yeah,
I've tried doing this plugged that indirectly. We're gonna try that.
Mister red beers in here. Nope, not doing anything, nothing, nothing,
(01:37):
Not not hearing anything. Yep, yep, red beers in here,
just plugging stuff in and and and do you hear stuff?
You don't hear stuff either. So the unit itself is busted.
Oh my gosh, he's pulling he's pulling it out. Uh here,
here's a step by step. He's now pulling out the
(01:58):
entire What in the world are you doing? Live radio? People?
Speaker 1 (02:02):
This is live radio.
Speaker 3 (02:04):
You think it's come disconnected underneath somewhere. Well, you know,
if there was some way that I could FaceTime this
or put it on videos so people can watch you
tearing apart the studio, that would be utterly fantastic. But no,
I can't do it.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
Problem. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (02:22):
Well, what what amazes me is what I I can't
do my show. You're sitting over here tearing apart this
newly remodeled studio and you're sitting here literally tearing it apart,
pulling it out, trying to plug things back in. And
you you expect me to focus on Oh now you
(02:45):
know you hear something now, Oh my gosh, you fix
test test test test test. Of course I don't hear no, no, no,
there it is. It's you here somewhere. Okay, plugged this in.
Let's plug this in and test test test test. I
hear I hear something now, yeah, yeah, yeah, wow, no, no,
(03:08):
you see now you probably broke it again. That you
get what you do. He took his fist and he
pounded it back into the little cutout that it was
sitting in. Yes, it's still working. Shut up and talk.
So anyway, this is what you get. You get what
(03:29):
you pay for, So just shut up and quit grapping
about it. But at least I can hear something now.
So there are four big stories that are dominating. Actually
there are five big stories. The fact that Dragon red Beard,
not me. All I tried to do is plug in
you know, the the whatever you call these stupid things.
I tried to plug it in, uh, and it wouldn't work.
(03:49):
But he comes in here and he takes it completely apart,
pulls it out, figgles, you know, jiggles around with something
down there, and then suddenly it works. Wow, you're welcome,
You're amazing. You're amazing, mister engineer. I feel sorry when
the when the blonde chick from next door comes in
later and she doesn't work.
Speaker 1 (04:09):
For her, we can blame you. I just can't wait
for my Christmas bonus, that's right.
Speaker 3 (04:15):
Which will be an invoice for replacing this unit, for smashing,
for smashing it to pieces. Okay, let's try this again.
There are four big stories that are dominating the American
political scene right now, and they all bug me. They
all really bug me. The you got the Tim Walls,
(04:35):
Saborn Somalia fraud machine that's going on in Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
You've got is it regime change?
Speaker 3 (04:43):
We've got I don't know, twenty thirty five percent, whatever
the number is, doesn't make any difference. We have a
lot of our entire naval fleet pulled away from Taiwan and.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
The Persian Gulf and everywhere.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
Else, and it's down in the Caribbean because of a
ten horned dictator that's been around forever. The supported by
obviously supported by the Chinese communist parties supported by the Cubans.
The I would say the Castro brothers, but there only
one left. So you got that going on. And is
it regime change or is it drug interdiction? I mean,
(05:18):
what's really going on down there? And of course, as
I said, you've got the whole which we talked about yesterday,
the potential war crimes violations that was committed or may
have been committed by someone we don't know who. But
I find it interesting. There's an old adage in Washington,
DC that when the president pat you on the back
(05:40):
and tells you you're doing a great job, brownie, that's
when you know that you're going down the toilet. I
can speak from experience about that, by the way. And
so now Donald Trump has come out and talked about
what a great job Pete Hegseth is doing. So if
I repeat, I would put on my flat jacket because
there's gonna be a lot of incoming flat. And then
(06:01):
the deaf SEC decides that what he's going to do. No,
you can't say deaf war, you can't say sect war.
I know he's the Secretary of War, but to me
he's the deaf SEC. He's always gonna be the deaf. Second,
that's just my bureaucratic speak. But then he says that
the order was given by some admiral, Admiral I forget
his name, but apparently some admiral. Uh So, now the
(06:23):
you know what, the feces tends to roll downhill.
Speaker 1 (06:26):
Right. So there's you got those three.
Speaker 3 (06:28):
Stories, and then you have the ongoing efforts by the
so called seditious Six, although it's not really sedition. You
got the six Democrats and their media facilitators. They're trying
to set the stage, I think, for a color revolution
in this country. And you know, these are all real
stories going on right now. Enough about let's let's do
(06:52):
some updates on on.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
All these stories.
Speaker 3 (06:55):
First, let's go to the Waltz smally looting of the
Minnesota state treasury. More than four hundred employees of the
state's Department of Human Services signed off on a post
on x formerly Twitter yesterday which alleges that the Governor
Tim Waltz, now I want you to think about this
(07:15):
is massive fraud on a massive scale. And for the
first time we're now here, I shouldn't say for the
first time. It's The New York Times is report you know,
actually get some journalism on a Democrats shocker, right, absolutely shocking.
So you've got all of this fraud going on in Minnesota,
but it only kind of starts to log row in
(07:37):
snowball and become a really big story when the conservative
media starts to pick it up. And then these employees
come out and signed off on this post on x
yesterday alleging that the Governor Tim Waltz not only has
been aware of the Somalia fraud operation for years, but
(07:59):
knew about them in real time as they were still ongoing,
and failed to take any action whatsoever to stop the fraud. Now,
think about that for a second in terms of Tim
Walls could have been our current Vice president, which leads
me to think about what what kind of vetting, if any,
(08:22):
did Kamala Harris do when she was picking her governor,
I mean picking, you know, among these governors to be
her VP, because she could have had been then Shapiro,
She could have had Shapiro from Pennsylvania, but clearly he
was a threat to her because well, he's articulate. Well,
according to someone like Joe Biden, you could say that
(08:45):
Governor Shapiro is clean, he's articulate, he's well dressed and whatever,
whatever that SoundBite is, whatever the super sound bite is
from Biden about Barack Obama. You could say the same
thing about Governor Shapiro.
Speaker 4 (08:57):
Got the first of.
Speaker 1 (09:02):
America here.
Speaker 5 (09:04):
It was articulate and bright and clean and nice looking guy.
Speaker 3 (09:10):
I forgot nice looking guy too. I can't believe that
you still have that at your fingertips.
Speaker 1 (09:15):
I'm pretty sure that was before he was chosen as
vice president too.
Speaker 3 (09:19):
Oh, absolutely absolutely. I think it is when he was
a US senator. I mean it's when Obama was a
US senator. Yeah, uh, or or she could have picked
any number of people, but she told she chose that dufus.
Tim Walls, the metrosexual that comes, you know, dancing out
on the stage and waves and everybody kind of you know,
(09:39):
kind of kind of weird like you know, that kind
of weird feminine kind of way he does that. Well,
this is worse than just doing nothing, because the post
on Twitter on X excuse me accuses Governor Walls of
not just ignoring the whistleblower, but then retaliating against them,
(10:04):
as we see obviously see you know, we know that
democrats do time after time after time, at every level
of government, whenever there are various scams and griffs and
ripoffs are in danger of being disclosed to you and
me as the taxpayers. Yeah, oh, somebody's going to whistle
blow and tell the truth about what's really going on. Okay,
we're gonna go deep six. Then we're going to eighty
(10:25):
six of them. Eighty six forty seven. Right, that's the
new that. Those are the new numbers. Except here we're
going to eighty six all the whistleblowers of Minnesota. Here's
what they said on X yesterday. Now, remember these are
current civil service employees, bureaucrats, government employees, state employees, whatever,
however you I don't care how you refer to them.
(10:47):
They write this, hundreds of them, more than four hundreds
joined in this post. Tim Walls is one one hundred
percent responsible for massive fraud in Minnesota. We let Tim
Wats know of fraud early on, hoping for a partnership
and stopping fraud, but no, we got the opposite response.
Tim Walls is systematically retaliated against whistleblowers using monitoring, threats, repression.
(11:16):
Wait a minute, that's that's the Democrats typical operation monitoring.
You know, spying on you, threats, and then repression that
they can make a theme song out of those three words,
and did his best.
Speaker 1 (11:33):
They write to discredit fraud reports.
Speaker 3 (11:36):
Instead of partnership, we got the full weight of retaliation
by Tim Walls, certain members and an indifferent mainstream media.
It's scary, isolating, and left us wondering who we can
turn to, they write, continuing. In addition to retaliating against
the whistleblower, Tim Walls disempowered the Office of the Legislative Auditor,
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allowing agency to disregard their audit findings and guidance. Media
and politicians supporting Tim Waltz or the DFL agenda attacked
whistleblowers who were trying to raise red flags on fraudulent activities.
They continue, This is a cascade of systemic failures leading
up to Tim Walls. Agency leaders appointed by Tim Waltz
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willfully disregarded rules and laws to keep the fraud reports quiet,
even to the extent of threatening families of whistleblowers. These
same leaders are not qualified for their jobs. Instead of
getting leadership jobs via Tim Waltz friendships, so state government
were left. State government were left foundering. DFL lawmakers refused
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to acknowledge fraud and deflected any serious conversation to stop
the fraud. Biased mainstream media such as station's WCCO and
MPR in the public radio, showed absolutely no interest in
cover bring fraud happening in our own state. Programs, especially
in behavioral health and disability services, were built without any
(13:06):
guardrails against fraud, all in attempt to extract more funding
from legislature and the federal government. As staff, we first
hand witnessed and observed fraud happening, yet we were shut down, reassigned,
and told to keep quiet. Sometimes more, leadership did not
want to appear to discriminate against certain communities and were
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unwilling to take action against certain communities, such as stopping fraud.
By the way, that's the Somalis, that would have an
adversive impact on their image. He was This is me
speaking now parenthetically. In other words, the governor was more
concerned about the image of Somalians than he was about
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the taxpayers of Minnesota. They continue today. No single agency
leader has been held responsible for their role in fraud,
whether it's Sharen Gandhi, Jesse Gagiel, Giles, Jody Harpstad, Natasha Mergs,
Eric Gundall, and others. They say it is a structure
created and maintained by Tim Walls, who has created an
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environment of interrelated agencies and institutions, including the media, that
helped foster fraud through retaliation and turning a blind iron
exchange for political gain in the form of high power
agency leadership jobs or other parks. Fundamentally, Tim Walls is dishonest,
lacks ethics and integrity, has poor leadership abilities, and has
never taken any accountability for his role in fraud. Instead,
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Tim Walls deflects by blaming national politics for his own
failies and distracts the public with inveterate lying. These lies
include his reference of a budget surplus under his tenure.
Fact is Minnesota never had a surplus. We have been
given federal ARPA funds that were conflated to surplus money,
otherwise we'd be in a deficit, and those American Rescue
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Plan funds, which were meant to be temporary funds, were
used to create more leadership positions for Tim Wallas as buddies.
As such, we can't fight fraud in Minnesota alone. Hence
we're appealing to the federal levels of government. We need
all the help we can get, as Tim Wallas's agency
leaders have up their brazen approach in covering up their
knowledge of fraud. We are grateful to numerous solid politicians,
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including the Fraud Committee and media allots, who are actually
trying to halt the fraud. We're also grateful to other
whistleblowers who are bravely stepping up. Thank you New York
Times for bringing the plight of Minnesota to the national stage. Wow,
four hundred Beeraucrats have had it. But what fascinates me
(15:37):
most about that post on X is you can take
that and apply it to fraud committed by Democrats at
almost every level of government federal, state, and local, in
almost every fifty seven of the fifty seven states in
this country, every single one of them. I know it's
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probably less likely to occur in a red state like
say Oklahoma or Texas, but in a blue state like Colorado.
You don't think that's exactly what goes on here. Of
course it is. It's exactly what goes on here. In
an appearance I Meet the Press on Sunday, Walls actually
boasted about his efforts to.
Speaker 1 (16:17):
Put people in jail for those crimes.
Speaker 3 (16:19):
And then he tried to absolve the smally community of
playing the lead role in most despicable crimes. And both
of those claims are full on bull crap. Now, while
it's true that there have been eighty six individuals indicted
and some have been convicted, those indictments and convictions are
the result of federal investigations. Tim Walls had nothing to
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do with those investigations or convictions or trials whatsoever. It's
also a very simple fact that are those eighty six
who have been indicted, how many do you think are
from the state's Somalian community. Out of eighty six, how
many of those convicted of fraud do you think are Somalies?
Speaker 1 (17:06):
Excuse me, I'm going a.
Speaker 3 (17:07):
Code seventy nine seventy nine. Just like Stephen Miller commented
last week, the big problem with the Biden open borders
is that we didn't just import millions of individuals from
third world countries without anybody whatsoever. We in fact, imported
third world societies into this country with zero requirements or
(17:31):
even any sort of minimal encouragement for them to assimilate.
These smalieleg fraud crimes in Minnesota are a clear cause
and effect outcome of that reality, and we need to
admit that.
Speaker 6 (17:49):
Hey, Michael, I bet you've got a lot of good
stuff to talk about today, especially with this beautiful weather
that we're supposed to get tonight.
Speaker 1 (17:58):
Can't wait to listen.
Speaker 3 (18:03):
Why would I talk about the weather, mister Redbeard?
Speaker 1 (18:09):
Do I talk about the weather? You're talking about climate?
Speaker 2 (18:12):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (18:12):
Yeah, I'm assuming she's just excited for the you know,
jumping of snow that we're supposed to get tonight. Oh yeah,
because it'd be the snow apocalypse. I'm sure we'll have
two inches and it'll be the end of civilization. He'll
be another fifty car pile up on out on I
seventy somewhere and people.
Speaker 1 (18:28):
Go, and she say, on whatever, I didn't know, who's
gonna snow everything?
Speaker 2 (18:31):
Guy?
Speaker 1 (18:31):
Two inches? Or is it a girl? Two inches?
Speaker 3 (18:34):
You know?
Speaker 1 (18:35):
Right? Right? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (18:36):
Yeah, it's it's gonna be four inches, So it's gonna
be uh porn four inches of what it will be.
But it's cold, so does that make it? Oh yeah,
you're right, you're right, you're right right. And is it
gonna be weathers it gonna be dry because if it's
a dry snow, it'll just blow away, and you know,
if it's a wet snow, it'll stick, and of course,
and then of course then we'll have the you know,
and see if I just can't get a response here.
(18:57):
But then we'll have all the dumbass truckers you know
that don't have legal driver's licenses. They just have you know,
no name, or they issued by California or New York
or someplace, and they'll see the runaway truck ramp and say,
that's what I'm trying to do.
Speaker 1 (19:11):
I'm trying to run away.
Speaker 3 (19:12):
I'm trying to run away before ice catches up with me.
That's what we're gonna have. Not to till Walls for
a second. This is Hugh Hewett yesterday pretty much sums
it up.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
Speaking of ladies.
Speaker 4 (19:24):
And listen to what employees at the Minnesota Department of
Human Service say about all of this. Tim Walls is
one hundred percent responsible for massive fraud in Minnesota. We
let Tim Walls know of fraud early on, hoping for
a partnership and stopping fraud. But no, we got the
opposite response. As staff we first had witnessed and observed
fraud happening, yet we were shut down reassigned and told
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to keep quiet. Sometimes More wants himself just said, you know,
I'm a knucklehead sometimes. Is this one of those occasions.
Speaker 7 (19:55):
Yes, especially when you're saying we are a well run state,
and therefore we tract criminals. Those two things don't follow.
Well run states do not attract criminals.
Speaker 3 (20:05):
Hey, yeah, Illinois, Cook County, Chicago. Yeah, we're looking at you, baby,
We're looking at you. Manhattan mm hmm, the boroughs of Manhattan,
New York. Yeah, we're looking at you too.
Speaker 7 (20:16):
New Jersey. Yeah, we're looking at you. Does functional states
attract criminals? Bureaucracies without inspector generals, prosecutors who let criminals
go free without bail, that kind of thing attracts criminals.
That's the Minnesota way under Tim Walls. Now he's up
for reelection and in a year Minnesota's are going to
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get a chance to vote on what they think about
Tim Walls. But they're not going to forget a billion
dollars gone missing and a department within the state bureaucracy
in wholesale rebellion against the governor. They're just simply not
going to forget that or and it might flow over
to the empty or I should say open Senate seat
that Republicans.
Speaker 1 (20:58):
Are hoping Tom Wyler is someone.
Speaker 7 (21:00):
Else puts up a very good show of strength against
whomever the DFL Democratic Farm Labor Party in Minnesota puts forward,
because they've got to be sick of this.
Speaker 1 (21:08):
They really do have to be sick of losing their money,
are they? I know you are, I am, But we
pay most of the taxes.
Speaker 3 (21:21):
A lot of people in this country don't pay any
income tax whatsoever, And in fact, they get the EIC
the earned income tax credits, so they don't pay anything,
and yet when they file a tax return they get.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
Money in return. Isn't that great?
Speaker 3 (21:38):
I wish I could file a tax return and say, look,
you know my tax bill was. Let me just pick
a number out of my butt. My tax bill, you know,
last year, was seventy seventy five thousand dollars. Can I
just get seventy five thousand dollars back out of that
billion dollars?
Speaker 1 (21:53):
Oh? Wait a minute, you think it's Minnesota. Oh see,
I get it.
Speaker 3 (21:58):
Now you think that I'm waste in your time talking
about Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
Oh sucks to be you, doesn't it?
Speaker 3 (22:07):
Because you don't realize that This money is money that
came through the American Rescue Plan, which was part of
you know, several bills that spent trillions of dollars that
caused the inflation. So you got taxed by the money
that got spent by the federal government to send to
Minnesota to be used by these little Somalian communities, all fraudulent,
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you know, a billion dollars worth. And then you you
paid that taxes, and now you're going to pay taxes
on the interest that we paid for that money that
was borrowed.
Speaker 1 (22:41):
Yes, yeah, huh.
Speaker 3 (22:43):
And here's you thought I was wasting your time talking
about Minnesota. And we you know, wouldn't it be wonderful
if we could find this Not I don't want to
find but you know, we've got fraud in this state too.
Oh no, Michael, you want to be kidding. We got
fraud in Colorado. Say it's not true. No, let's say
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it's not true. This is Tom Emmer, the Republican from
Minnesota who happens to be the House majority whip.
Speaker 4 (23:11):
You know, he has more focused on the response of
many of us that are outraged than actually dealing with
the problem here.
Speaker 5 (23:21):
Lawrence, you said very well, I mean, this guy says
he takes a responsibility for prosecuting.
Speaker 1 (23:28):
These people, him Walls and.
Speaker 5 (23:30):
His Attorney general, Keith Ellison, since they.
Speaker 1 (23:33):
Took a call.
Speaker 3 (23:33):
You know, I'm sorry, let me pause that for a moment.
I told you I was even thinking this morning because
I was so distracted by mister Redbeard trying to fix
an electronic issue on the console, which I find hilarious.
Speaker 1 (23:45):
I forgot about Keith Ellison.
Speaker 3 (23:48):
Yes, so the Marxist, you know, a Black Lives Matter
dude from you know, the George Floyd days. I forgot.
He's the attorney general. So you got, you got the
corrupt governor, you got a up attorney general. I'm just saying,
you know what, Cook County your old news.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
The new news is Minnesota.
Speaker 5 (24:08):
If not only not investigated the fraud, they have purposely
stopped investigating. And we've been trying to raise the alarm
on this for over three years, Lawrence, over three years.
Fraudsters have already stolen over a billion dollars from the
taxpayers in Minnesota under.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Tim Wall's watch, and the number is growing.
Speaker 5 (24:28):
You got the largest pandemic fraud case in the country,
two hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
By the way, no one in the Walls.
Speaker 5 (24:35):
Administration has been held accountable. And you know, nobody's saying
that all Somali's are criminals.
Speaker 1 (24:41):
But guess what these crimes.
Speaker 3 (24:43):
Minute seventy nine out of eighty six. Divide seventy nine
into eighty six and tell me what that percentage is,
because that's I think that's probably over ninety percent.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
Yeah, so I think we could.
Speaker 3 (24:55):
Probably say that at least of those convicted so far,
the majority of the vast major already have been Somalia
ninety one point eight.
Speaker 1 (25:03):
Yeah. And you know, for a.
Speaker 3 (25:04):
Guy's really bad at math, that was a pretty good
guess a Google machine. Oh good, No, I'm the guys
bad at math. You're the most good at it.
Speaker 1 (25:11):
I can't do math to save my life Smali immigrants.
Speaker 5 (25:15):
In fact, over seventy people have been charged and are
being tried and convicted, by the way, in the pandemic
fraud case.
Speaker 1 (25:22):
But it doesn't stop there.
Speaker 3 (25:24):
No, that number is separate from the number I gave you.
The eighty six that I gave you happens to be
on the American rescue plan in that fraud. That was separate.
Speaker 1 (25:37):
They've got housing fraud.
Speaker 5 (25:39):
You've got daycare fraud, you've got Frauds Center under investigation,
all of this under Tim Wall's watch and his response.
God blessed that President Trump for actually saying something about this.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
And calling it out.
Speaker 5 (25:54):
They won't even report it in the Twin Cities. And finally,
because our President has pointed out.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
How awful this is.
Speaker 5 (26:02):
Under this incompetent leadership of Tim walls people are actually
starting to take notice.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
And look the fact.
Speaker 5 (26:09):
That Scott vestan't the Treasury Secretary, is going to look
at whether this actually went to Al Shabab Terrace and Somalia.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
Think about this, Lawrence.
Speaker 5 (26:20):
Al Shabab controls all the financial infrastructure in Somalia. That's right,
all right, this money has gone back to Somalia.
Speaker 1 (26:27):
Ergo.
Speaker 5 (26:28):
Common sense would tell you that millions of dollars taxpayer
dollars from Minnesota's has.
Speaker 3 (26:34):
Gone from Somalian Yeah, from Minnesota taxpayers, yes, but in
particular from Somalians in Minnesota went back to pay for
al Shabab. That's pretty bad.
Speaker 5 (26:46):
Onto terrace known as al Shabab in Somalia. This is
an awful situation. Tim Wallace should be held accountably in
somebody in his administration.
Speaker 1 (26:56):
I'm just going to leave.
Speaker 3 (26:58):
Let's quit talking about held accountable, can we? Because I
just think they ought to be convicted and go to jail.
That's what I think. I really do, but think that
and between the Afghan shooting, the National guardsman in Washington,
d C. One of whom has died on Thanksgiving Day,
(27:20):
and then you have the Somalians all doing this, I
really do think and I'll get to this later in
the program, but I really do think the time has
come to recognize that remigration and the deportation is something
that we need to do. But there's something even worse
that's going on here. And I know that it frustrates you,
(27:44):
and so I want you. I want to come back
after the break and I want to explain some perspective
about how do we get here and why is it
that we have to be so very careful and so
dogged in our trying to clean things up, because if
(28:04):
we don't, the country will fail. And I do mean
that seriously.
Speaker 6 (28:10):
The amount of fraud under Tim Walls as the Minnesota
governor is just staggering, and it's been going on for years.
What it's really shocking is when you think about that
he was the VP candidate fifteen months ago and nothing
came out about it. Then, very interesting on the timing
(28:32):
and how they were able to hide this for so long.
Speaker 2 (28:36):
In the.
Speaker 3 (28:38):
Post on X by the four hundred Civil Servants, they
point out that part of their problem was the Minnesota media.
And then you heard in those two sound bites, one
with Tom Emmer, a Republican Congressman from Minnesota who is
the House Majority leader, and from oh I can't think
(29:06):
it was a name off topic Hugh Ewett, both of
them pointing out that the media in Minnesota was deliberately
I would say covering it up, because you can have too.
You can have a cover up that is of omission
by just turning your head no no, no no no
(29:28):
no no no, I don't see anything. Or you can
affirmatively know about it and refuse to report on it.
And this is an active cover up of the fraud.
Now here's the point that I said. I wanted to
make the reason that I don't care whether where you're
listening to me today, whether you're listening down in Florida,
(29:49):
you're listening out in California, you're listening in Washington State,
you're down in Texas, any really don't care where you're listening.
This is applicable to everyone. This is a culmination of
what's been going on with Democrat slash progressive slash socialist
slash Marxist.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
Rule since Woodrow Wilson.
Speaker 3 (30:12):
We're just now, and I think it's because of the
election of I think there's a combination of several things,
the election of Donald Trump two point zero, not the
first time, the second time. I think it is the
proliferation of new freelance sources of information. And I think
the massive size, just the amount of the fraud has
(30:37):
become so overwhelming. And as progressives and Marxists tend to
do when they think it's time to pounce and to
start the color Revolution and to you fundamentally transform the nation,
they tend to overreach. And so when COVID comes along,
I think COVID is COVID will in the history books,
(30:58):
if it's truly reported, will be that tipping point where
they thought they could impose the kind of controls over
you and I as individuals that they did, although some
of us refused to comply, even businesses. Some businesses refuse
to comply, But that overreach. And at the same time,
the shutdown gave them the opportunity to throw to literally
(31:21):
just take cargo planes. Just take C one thirty five,
C five a's, just take C five a's and drop
down the back gate and then just push, just push,
you know, like Baiales of Hay, just push that money
out the window and it just comes, you know, Manna
from heaven just comes floating out, and that precipitates fraud,
(31:46):
and they thought that he get by with it. But
now we're in the response phase. Just like in a
natural disaster, you have, you know, you prepare for and
so you know, conservatives had been prepairing for this moment
and then the proverbial feces hits the fan COVID, and
(32:07):
now we're seeing the results of that. And so now
we're responding to these decades of progressive Marxist policies. So
of course there's going to be blowback, and of course
they're going to fight us at every turn, and you
have to understand that at every turn we have to
(32:28):
be willing to fight back.
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