➡ The governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, is under scrutiny as federal authorities suggest fraud in the state could total up to $9 billion, a significant increase from the initial estimate of $1 billion. Almost 100 mayors in Minnesota have written to Governor Walz and state lawmakers, expressing their concerns about unchecked spending and fiscal mismanagement. The House Oversight Committee is expanding its investigation into the alleged fraud and money laundering in Minnesota’s social services programs. Despite the allegations, Governor Walz denies the extent of the fraud and has been accused of ignoring warnings from state employees about the issue.
➡ The text talks about the impossibility of finding all waste and misuse of money. It also mentions a new Mercedes model that’s being planned, and compliments someone named Carrie for a job well done.

To the governor, Tim Walz. As the feds say that fraud in his state could total $9 billion up from the estimate of $1 billion. This thing is just absolutely exploding. We heard the $1 billion estimate a few weeks ago. The magnitude of the fraud in Minnesota cannot be overstated. It is staggering amounts of money that have been lost. But it’s not just about the money that’s been stolen and wasted. This is a problem that’s caused all of us to question what kind of state we live in. So now almost 100 Minnesota mayors have written to Governor Walz and state lawmakers, quote, fraud, unchecked spending and inconsistent fiscal management in St.

Paul have trickled down to our cities, reducing our capacity to plan responsibly, maintain infrastructure, hire and retain employees and sustain core services without overburdening local taxpayers. Two of those mayors are going to join us in just a moment, but first to Chief Washington correspondent Michael Manuel reporting live from D.C. Hi, Mike. Hi, Martha. Yeah, the chairman of the powerful House Oversight Committee is demanding answers. James Comer says this committee is expanding its investigation into massive fraud and money laundering in Minnesota’s social services programs. Comer is asking for records from the Treasury and Justice Departments, including reports and interviews with state officials.

Comer says honest whistleblowers were ignored. The state employees who were the first to blow the whistle on the fraud, they claim that they notified Governor Walz and Attorney General Ellison years ago. So this has been going on for years. The state employees have been blowing the whistle and alerting the governor and he’s turned a blind eye with some suggesting the fraud in Minnesota could be as much as nine billion dollars. Governor Walz says that’s an exaggeration. I’ll take accountability for it, but if you’re seeing here is is you’re seeing a weaponization will continue to fix it.

They’re going to continue to come up with numbers that don’t have it there and it’s sensationalized. I don’t expect anything different from this administration. So wait a minute. Wait a minute. Instead of him saying, well, you know what? We need to get a handle on this. So we need to find out exactly how much fraud is happening and all of the people behind it to ensure that we hold them accountable and I have to take responsibility of a huge number and fraud really taking place in my state in the first place. He instead deflects and he tries to act like it’s other people’s fault that he has a wild amount of fraud inside of his state and he got that dumbass brown suit on with that brown tie.

And this guy again, we should have known better the minute that we found out that he has stolen valor and that he actually put tampons in boy bathrooms. We should have been done with him in the first place, but I blame you guys. Who do I blame the Minnesotans? I blame you guys for voting him in there. Minneapolis and Minnesota, you actually deserve him. You deserve him to ruin your state, to steal your money. And you know, I think that walls has done personally. I think that walls has done personally. I don’t think that he can come back from this.

I don’t think that he can, I don’t think that he can mount any meaningful comeback and his reputation not be completely trashed and damaged for what has happened and over in Minnesota. I don’t think that he can come back from this. I think he’s over. If he was to jump on a ballot right now, there’s no way that I think that he would get reelected. And the people that want to replace him, they salivating. They salivating. Kev King said, if I rent, wear a tan, I look naked. I think they salivating. I don’t think that you can get back from this with this bad ass reputation.

And then they say seven, at least 75% of all Somalis in Minnesota are on full government assistance. Congressman James Comer. He is the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, also serves on the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Mr. Chairman, thanks so much for coming on. This is a serious topic and it seems to be getting worse. I want to catch our viewers up with the press release from your committee, the Oversight Committee on Monday saying the date to Governor Walls has failed to cooperate with the committee’s request for documents and information. That’s not good.

What steps can the committee take now if Governor Walls continues to defy the request by the Oversight Committee? Well, unfortunately, I’ve become very experienced in witnesses who defy a congressional subpoena or fail to cooperate. Fortunately for us, we have whistleblowers. And these whistleblowers are credible and they’re overwhelmingly Democrat. These are good state employees of the state of Minnesota who have been raving, who have been begging for assistance from the attorney general and the governor of Minnesota for years to step in and prevent this fraud. They see it every day. This Somali population, which has become a massive part of the Democrat base in Minnesota.

It’s the whole key to the business model of success for the Democrat party in Minnesota and on the presidential scale to win the state of Minnesota and get those Electoral College votes. They just turned a blind eye. Y’all should be advocating for this guy to get fired immediately. He should be resigning. He should be impeached. He should be required to get down off of his position immediately because there is no leader, no leader in any corporate America, no person that is leading an organization would be able to survive their job with over $9 billion in fraud.

Shit, I don’t think that any leader will be able to survive their job with over $1 billion in fraud. If this was corporate America, he would have been made to resign immediately. If this was any kind of major organization nonprofit, he would be forced to step down immediately. American politics is the only place I know where you can still make money despite being completely incompetent. That you can still make money despite being completely incompetent. American politics is the place to be. You are guaranteed to be able to run the city into the ground, run the state into the ground for four fucking years.

You can hold on to your job based off name recognition, donor base, and popularity. You can hold on to your job. Walls should have been, y’all should be on Capitol Hill. Y’all should be at the state capital over in Minnesota. Y’all should be over there protesting ferociously. Y’all should be calling for this man job. Him, Ilion Omar. Y’all should be over in the mayor’s office. It shouldn’t be a politician that is recognizable from 2025 still in office in 2026. But you know what they’re not going to do? They’re not going to mobilize.

And don’t make the excuse and tell me, well, Anton is because the majority, because the Somalis voted him in. Bro, the Somalis is not even close to being the majority of the population in Minnesota. Remember, he’s the governor. He’s not the mayor. He’s the governor. He’s not the mayor. That means that he governs the entire state. And if y’all have not went out there and been protesting and calling for accountability on the highest level, and if we only have to do it that is international or national, then that means that y’all fail and y’all deserve to get stole from.

Y’all deserve to get stolen from. Y’all should have been calling for this man’s resignation immediately. Ain’t no way in hell nine billion dollars almost. One hundred million dollars. If a hundred million dollars is missing, y’all should be calling for people’s heads. He just he just winging it. Can you? And the governor wants to say, well, we don’t think it was billions. Let’s say let’s say it was hundreds of millions, which I do think it was billions. But let’s say it was hundreds of millions. That’s still too much. And that type of attitude is the attitude I see every day from Democrats like Hakeem Jeffries, who say we shouldn’t worry about fraud going into the Somali population.

Listen, if anything goes bad, just say Trump Epstein files. If anything goes bad, if we need to pivot, if we need to try to figure this out, if they’re getting on to as much too much. Hey, hey, hey, how come y’all ain’t released all of the Epstein files yet? How come you didn’t go by the Congress mandate to get it done in less than no time and you have hundreds of thousands of documents. Hey, listen, worst case scenario, go with the Epstein files. Can anyone like me who tries to question that is a racist or whatever? We’re not going to be bullied in this.

We’re going to get to the bottom of this. The taxpayers are sick and tired of working hard and paying taxes and send them to Washington, D.C. and different states and Democrat politicians wasting their tax dollars. We’re going to find out how much money was wasted, who was responsible, and whether or not Governor Waltz and Attorney General Ellison knew about it and failed to act. Governor, you’ll never find it. You’ll never find it. You’ll never find all of the waste. Absolutely not. You won’t. You’ll never find all of the waste ever. You’ll never find every crack and crevice that they held all of the money and all of the waste and who got paid.

I just seen that new Mercedes come out. Somalis is already planning for it. Not the new Mercedes come out, but I see in the new concept car that the new S-Class is going to be based on. Minka going to love that one. What up, Carrie? You did a great job last night, baby girl. [tr:trw].

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