00:01:23.880Also, we have got a shocking story coming out of Minnesota that the governor there actually paid private investigators to spy and to intimidate government employees who had whistleblown on the massive fraud that was taking place.
00:01:40.480And finally, the Trump administration going all out to find children that were released into the country after they came across the southern border
00:01:50.800And these children are missing by the hundreds of thousands
00:01:54.120So who have they found? Well, it's an incredible story
00:04:50.360They emptied out the banks, and they gave them 1.7 in green, and they gave them tens of billions of dollars, just kept giving them money, and it didn't work.
00:05:00.100Would any, again, Mr. President, you promised that you were going to negotiate a better deal.
00:05:08.160You listen to the president there, and I do think it's really interesting to see how quick, on Meet the Press, they wanted to get back in his face and go, but this is a disaster.
00:05:18.000you're like, he's like, it's three months. Like, what I'm doing right now is really tough. Others
00:05:23.560said they were in favor of what I'm doing. They didn't do it the way I'm doing it. I'm holding
00:05:27.300them accountable. This goes back to just perspective here, I think is the biggest thing
00:05:32.000the president's saying. Well, what the president said that is very clear is he's drawn a red line
00:05:36.800and he's insisting that Iran comply with his red line. His red lines, which we've talked about at
00:05:41.320length, are number one, no nukes, no nuclear materials. They have no nuclear enrichment and
00:05:46.300they have to hand over the enriched uranium they have. Number two, they have to stop funding
00:05:50.220terrorism. Number three, they have to open the Strait of Hormuz. And you will not see, he has
00:05:56.760said, sanctions relief. You will not see money going to them until they comply with those
00:06:01.460conditions. That's the right way to negotiate. Both Barack Obama and Joe Biden just flooded
00:06:06.180billions into Iran. As the president said, Obama literally flew a plane filled with almost $2
00:06:12.040billion in cash, pallets of cash, into Iran in the dead of night. There was another exchange
00:06:17.700President Trump had with Meet the Press. Give a listen to this one.
00:06:21.420And they would have had a nuclear weapon five years ago.
00:06:23.820But Mr. President, I'm curious, because when you were campaigning, you said you would rip
00:06:28.120up the Iran nuclear deal, but negotiate a better deal. Why didn't you negotiate a better deal
00:06:33.340at the time? Because after it was ripped up, there weren't guardrails and they escalated
00:06:38.040their production of enriched uranium. Excuse me. It takes years to do these things.
00:06:42.920These people have been fighting for 47 years. They've been killing Americans. They've been
00:06:48.200taking off their legs and their arm and their faces have been hurt so badly and so horribly.
00:06:53.480I'm moving very fast. I'm into three months. Vietnam lasted 19 years. I'm into my third
00:07:00.280month. And all I do is say, well, when are you gonna win? If I were a Democrat, nobody
00:07:05.160would be talking that way, but it doesn't matter to me, I've gotten so used to it.0.58
00:07:09.160Look, we have totally destroyed their military. They have some missiles left, they have some
00:13:36.340outside investigators to silence whistleblowers in an attempt to cover up widespread state
00:13:42.280social services fraud, a House committee report released Monday found. The 200-page staff report
00:13:48.640by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform found that Democrat Minnesota Governor
00:13:52.880Tim Walz's state's administration intimidated and retaliated against state employees who raised
00:14:01.100concerns about fraud, soliciting private investigators to reveal employees' personal
00:14:08.600details. The report titled, The Cost of Doing Nothing, How Tim Walts and Keith Ellison Fueled
00:14:15.540Minnesota's Fraud Explosion, exposed that senior state officials, as high as allegedly Governor
00:14:22.440Walts, were aware of widespread fraud for years and neglected to respond to reports.
00:14:29.720A Minnesota Department of Education official who contacted the FBI told federal investigators she
00:14:34.920was pressured quote at every turn by her superiors to stop raising fraud concerns and was quote
00:14:43.560handslapped when she continued to investigate according to the report. The official also
00:14:50.100reported that she was warned by state administrators to quote stop digging into things
00:14:55.160as it would appear that she was quote targeting certain groups. This is DEI and fraud all coming
00:15:04.120together along with corruption to elect Democrats. The article continues, dozens of other whistleblowers
00:15:10.620reported, dozens, that they were told to stay silent about fraud concerns by the Minnesota
00:15:16.920Department of Human Services because they would be labeled, quote, racist or Islamophobic. DHS also
00:15:25.040told state employees that raising fraud concerns would harm the state, the report said. Whistleblowers
00:15:32.120reported the DHS conducted arbitrary investigations to photograph their cars and houses, monitor their
00:15:40.400phones and computers, and asked employees where their kids attended school. Now it's going to get
00:15:47.960worse. Then Temporary Commissioner Shireen Gandhi, by the way I'm going to give you some foreshadowing
00:15:55.580that Ms. Gandhi did not behave like Gandhi. Instead, she confirmed in a testimony copied
00:16:06.080in the report that the State Department used outside entities to conduct these investigations
00:16:13.740of employees, but could not confirm whether independent law firms were used. Gandhi also
00:16:20.380confirmed in her testimony that DHS management would regularly meet and, quote, check in on
00:16:26.860employees who had reported fraud concerns. Gandhi continued to conduct these check-ins on DHS
00:16:33.100whistleblower Faye Bernstein, quote, a year or two after her investigatory leave. So they hunted
00:16:41.260them down and they stayed harassing them. Bernstein alleged that Gandhi, quote, shamed her in a meeting
00:16:47.740after she raised concerns about fraud and, quote, excluded her from further meetings on the topic.
00:16:53.140Whistleblowers also allege that former state commissioner Jody Harpstead held a division-wide
00:16:58.720meeting and told attendees that, quote, employees would be punished if they reported concerns about
00:17:06.880fraud in DHS programs, according to the report. DHS employee Emanuel Nuala told colleagues that
00:17:14.120He, quote, did intelligence research within the Army and appears to have threatened to provide IP addresses to former colleagues in order to find the locations of whistleblowers' email addresses, an email obtained through a public data request showed.
00:17:35.040Now it's about to get even worse. The report also alleged that DHS de-anonymized an internal
00:17:47.120fraud hotline for employees in an attempt to intimidate fraud reporters. After whistleblowers
00:17:55.260later created an anonymous external email to report fraud, DHS blocked the email address.
00:18:02.600whistleblowers reported that their fraud hotline tips were sent to human resources and used
00:18:10.140against them the hotline was originally anonymous but was de-anonymized under gandhi's tenure as
00:18:18.000deputy commissioner of hr governor waltz appointed gandhi as commissioner of dhs in february 2026
00:18:25.660but removed her in May before her confirmation hearing amid scrutiny of her response to fraud
00:18:33.100allegations. This is anyone who claims, gosh, the elected officials of Minnesota, they were
00:18:42.280victims. They didn't know. They wanted to go after the fraud, which by the way, both Waltz and
00:18:47.360Ellison keep saying, oh, we wanted to go after the fraud. We wanted to prosecute it. This
00:18:52.600demonstrates, I think powerfully, they are lying. Not only did they not want to go after the fraud,
00:18:58.980they were doing everything they could to silence the whistleblowers and prevent anyone from
00:19:04.200knowing about the fraud. Yeah. And this goes back to the other question of accountability.
00:19:10.380If everything that we just mentioned turns out to be true, there's obviously now an open
00:19:15.440investigation into this. If you do these things, are you breaking the law? And if it goes all the
00:19:22.420way the governor, is he breaking the law? And the people below him, are they breaking the law?
00:19:26.900And is there any accountability for this? Or is this just, well, Walt isn't running for re-election,
00:19:31.740so it doesn't really matter anymore, and we'll just move on. And yeah, we may continue to do
00:19:36.800things like this in the future without accountability. Listen, the Department of
00:19:40.440Justice has created an entire new division focused at going after fraud. And I hope everyone who made
00:19:47.480these decisions faces accountability if they committed criminal violations that they are
00:19:52.360prosecuted i am hopeful i can tell you i'm urging the department of justice hold them accountable
00:19:58.040the way our our constitutional system works it's not the legislature look i'm i'm in the senate i
00:20:03.820can't prosecute anybody i don't have executive authority i have legislative authority i can
00:20:07.680write legislation which i have but but i can't the power to bring an indictment the power to go
00:20:13.620before a grand jury to get an indictment to prosecute that is exclusively within the executive
00:20:19.780branch, within principally the U.S. Department of Justice at the federal level. And so I can tell
00:20:25.740you this, I am urging the attorney general and DOJ prosecute every single person who committed
00:20:32.020criminal acts, who covered up this fraud, who benefited from it, who knew what they were doing.
00:20:36.960And this is a real smoking gun. And at the AG, I go back to Ellison there, we know his name
00:20:43.400well. If he's involved in this and is using and weaponizing the government to go after those that
00:20:49.980were not committing the fraud, those that were trying to whistleblow on the fraud, and they are
00:20:55.900harassed, is there any lane for the people that were being harassed to somehow have, like, you
00:21:01.780know, restitution for what they went through? If you're being harassed for two years after you put
00:21:06.800in a tip, that's got to put a lot of stress on your life. I'm assuming it puts stress on your
00:21:12.140career. I'm assuming it could have affected a lot of people getting promotions that they deserved.
00:21:17.840Yeah, look, and I would assume we're going to see civil litigation of people filing lawsuits and
00:21:24.200seeking compensation for this. And that litigation could well be successful.
00:21:30.520In terms of criminal prosecution, this would not surprise me. I don't know sitting here
00:21:35.540if Minnesota law makes doing this a criminal violation in Minnesota. Now, of course,
00:21:42.920the federal government can't prosecute violations of Minnesota law. It would take a Minnesota
00:21:47.760district attorney to bring that case. And I got to admit, I'm very skeptical that there are any
00:21:54.680prosecutors in Minnesota willing to hold the corrupt Democrats in charge of that state
00:22:00.020accountable. If they're not, then there's not really a mechanism to enforce Minnesota law,
00:22:06.620which means you would be left with federal law. And given that these are federal funds
00:22:11.200that were effectively being stolen and funneled to Somali, funneled to Somalian fraudsters being
00:22:18.360sent, among other places, to Al-Shabaab, and we had terrorists before, on this podcast,
00:22:25.600that the single largest funder of Al-Shabaab, which is the radical Islamic terrorist group that
00:22:31.540is in Somalia, their number one funder was the taxpayers of Minnesota. And those are also federal
00:22:37.960taxpayer money. So look, I expect the Department of Justice, they've already prosecuted a number
00:22:43.040of the fraudsters at the lower level, but I hope they go right up the ladder of accountability and
00:22:49.700any politicians that are responsible. And to be clear, this happened because it was in politicians'
00:22:57.120political interest for this to happen, because they were getting money from campaign donations0.83
00:23:02.500and they were getting votes from allowing Somalian fraudsters to rob the taxpayers of Minnesota and0.79
00:23:09.520the American taxpayers. And look, this has happened also in other states. It's happened0.66
00:23:15.940in Maine under the Democrat governor there. It's happened in California. It's happened in Illinois.
00:23:21.540It's happened, I think, all over the country, but predominantly in Democrat states where there
00:23:27.820are Democrat politicians who are benefiting from turning the other way to fraud. And I think
00:23:34.280everyone who committed a criminal act should face prosecution and real consequences.
00:23:39.540As before, if you want to hear the rest of this conversation on this topic, you can go back and
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00:30:44.020And those votes were all in this past year.
00:30:46.540If you go back to during the Biden administration in the Senate, 100 percent, every single Senate Democrat voted in favor of open borders over and over and over again.
00:30:57.680We would tee up the votes. I led the fight on many of these. And the Democrats' straight party
00:31:03.600line would vote in favor of open borders. And when you asked them about the kids,
00:31:09.880they didn't have a response. They don't dispute these figures. They just don't talk about them.
00:31:16.300And it's, look, I want you to listen to Secretary Mullen talking about the kids they found so far
00:31:23.160and what they're what they continue looking for. You know, I tell people that I haven't quit
00:31:29.020smiling since I've been secretary of Department of Homeland Security. But I have to take that back
00:31:34.420because when we start digging into these cases and you start hearing the absolute horrific
00:31:41.320things that took place underneath the Biden administration under true neglect at best
00:31:48.280and criminal at worst, to allow 450,000 kids to go missing throughout this country.
00:31:57.260President Trump has made it a point to go find these kids. Because of our partnership
00:32:02.300with HHS and DOJ, Department of Homeland Security, truly using the best of the best,
00:32:11.580which the Democrats sometimes want to demonize, because a lot of times this is ICE, this is HSI,
00:32:16.160it's a cvp these individuals that the democrats seem to want to defund but because of president
00:32:24.180trump we finally funded them for three years we're able to push and go find these kids we found 146
00:32:30.800000 kids so far 146 000 kids we still have nearly 300 000 missing we're we're investigating reports