00:00:00.000So this clip here is the freezing of the Minnesota.
00:00:04.060Can you tell us what this clip is, Rob?
00:00:05.340Yes, this is Minnesota State Representative Kristen Robbins.
00:00:08.640She talks about Tim Waltz and his team actually being proactive in threatening to expose people as racist and Islamophobic if they expose any type of Somalian fraud in Minnesota.
00:00:39.300We have dozens of credible whistleblower reports saying that exact same thing, that people were told not to say anything because they'd be called racist or Islamophobic or it would hurt the state.
00:00:50.200And so people tried to come forward but were shut down.
00:00:53.820And that protection of a particular community is what really allowed this fraud to flourish in Minnesota for years.
00:01:01.220But we have said very publicly that, yes, the bulk of the fraud we've discovered so far is in the Somali community.
00:01:08.560But some of our best whistleblowers are also in the Somali community.
00:01:11.700And it's really important that we get to the truth of this issue.
00:01:15.720And so by failing to call it out, we allowed it to continue.
00:01:19.040And that has hurt Minnesotans tremendously, taxpayers and our vulnerable citizens.
00:01:35.720Oh, the video at the end where you and the young African-American man are called.
00:01:39.420So she gave a speech to that lady at the fraud committee.
00:01:42.200And then that lady who I confronted, she was like, this is how are we going to build trust within our communities if we're talking about this?
00:01:47.540And I said, so I was like, all right, we're going to confront that lady.
00:01:50.180Yeah, that was very interesting at the end.
00:01:52.020So there's Kristen Robbins right there in that red right there.
00:02:01.080Public and representative showed charts showing exactly how this fraud has been committed and who is profiting and connecting all the dots.
00:02:08.580And while the Democrat representatives looked into the abyss, one of them spoke about how none of this is building trust and how this is a nonpartisan issue.
00:05:31.160I don't know what's going to happen here.
00:05:32.580But the reality of it is he's exposed.
00:05:34.680What the U.S. government – have you spoken to anybody and asked them the question of what the U.S. government has the power to do to waltz and how that speed is going to be?
00:05:47.260Have you asked anybody these questions of what can happen to waltz?
00:05:49.740Not specifically about waltz, but I've asked them, like, how come, like, in the federal government, when we talk about, like, what's happening inside our states, why can't we just go in and solve the fentanyl issue, for instance?
00:06:00.360And pretty much this – like, we're seeing how much power states actually have inside the government when Trump wants to go and clean up a state for crime.
00:06:08.960So you're seeing, like, how judges can quite literally block and postpone stuff so long to the point where a lot of stuff just doesn't even happen, or sometimes people probably get discouraged to the point it's like, why even try?
00:06:21.100And so, like I said before, I think they're just going to have to come up with a case that's so solidified that when the evidence is provided that they can't even – there's no debate for it.
00:06:30.160But what's worrisome is in Minnesota, they found a man guilty of $7 million in fraud.
00:06:36.920He was found guilty by – he was found guilty.
00:06:40.980The judge then reversed it after he had been found guilty.
00:06:46.300So, like, they're all in on this fraud.
00:06:48.180Like, when have you ever seen somebody get committed for $7 million of fraud and then walk free after he was committed?
00:06:52.940This is the one right here, Minnesota Judd slammed for a returning conviction of a pair involved in Medicaid fraud?
00:07:08.420A judge in Minnesota is currently facing a conviction of over $7 million of a couple who were found guilty of misusing Medicaid funds to fund a rich lifestyle.
00:07:17.100Oh, Rob, is this the one with the cars and the houses and the travel and the luxury homes, or is that a different story?
00:07:21.320It's a separate story, but same fraud – same type of fraud, just different people, different perpetrators that were doing it.
00:08:02.700Former Twin City man who joined terror group in Somalia, later became a star witness for the United States government, will be released from prison on Thursday.
00:08:09.220I would not be surprised if that's the same man.
00:08:10.960If this is the same man, but he isn't a free man.
00:08:16.000Abdifa Yosef Asi is the first person to finish serving time for a terror-related charge as part of his expansive federal investigation to Al-Shabaab.