00:01:56.100And by the way, there were Democrats at that event.
00:02:00.020That event, in fact, there were more Democrats in that room than there were Republicans because it's mostly reporters and they're almost all either Democrats or further left.
00:02:08.900And the Secret Service, look, when they stop this shooter, any one of them could be killed.
00:02:14.300You know, I don't know if you're a Democrat, how you justify going and voting against paying for the Secret Service when they may have quite literally saved your life the couple of days before.
00:02:27.000But I have no doubt that they would still vote against it. Right. They would. They would vote against it.
00:02:31.220They would say, no, no, we're not going to fund them like they're unified on that.
00:02:33.820That's I don't know what they're going to do next. I do know that they voted 16 times against it.
00:02:39.460I'll also point out, you know, you look at the litigation against the new ballroom that President Trump is building.
00:02:46.140And in that litigation, a federal district judge enjoined construction of the ballroom, ordered that it be halted.
00:02:53.340And here was his reasoning. I want you to listen to it because it's absurd on its face.
00:02:59.400The fact that the ballroom is planned to include security features such as bulletproof windows and a drone-proof roof does not bring the structure within the scope of the national security exception.
00:03:13.360While these features may well be beneficial, defendants have not provided any national security justification for why these features must be installed immediately such that they should be excluded from the scope of the injunction.
00:03:32.000Now, I'm going to give you the technical legal definition of that segment of the district court's ruling.0.98
00:03:56.920in about a year we have seen president trump attempted a year and a half attempted to be
00:04:05.600assassinated and yet the judge is saying look if it were in the white house ballroom if you had
00:04:10.800the security of the white house that would be a much safer place to minimize these kinds of
00:04:15.840threats and sadly i i think the odds are high this is not the last attempted assassination
00:04:23.440of president trump there are leftists out there who are hearing hakeem jeffries war all the time
00:04:30.320everywhere they're hearing democrat after democrat after democrat using language that that is not0.65
00:04:38.120even a dog whistle it's not even a coded call to violence their lunatic supporters know exactly
00:04:46.460what they're saying you know you go back the ballroom of the politics of this by the way it
00:04:50.340made private funds came in to to pay for this as well and there was democrats are obsessed with
00:04:56.360this ballroom they don't want it to happen because donald trump's the one doing it um and the other
00:05:01.260thing i think it was interesting is the president said in his interview on 60 minutes that this has
00:05:04.620been something that the that the secret service and the military have been saying for like basically
00:05:08.580the last 100 years we need this because it's a way to have events in a safe manner you look at
00:05:14.180the hotel where the white house correspondent was last night i've gone to countless events there i
00:05:18.240I know you have. I mean, how many how many events do you think you've been to that thing in your in your political lifetime?
00:05:21.900Like almost every event is there because it's one of the bigger closest.
00:05:25.320And the nickname that that pretty much everyone in politics calls it is the Hinkley Hilton, because it is the hotel where John Hinkley shot President Reagan.
00:05:36.940And it's just I mean, you say, oh, we've got an event. It's Hinkley Hilton. That's just that's just what they call it.
00:05:41.520Yeah, I mean, and this goes back to the Secret Service's obsession with safety is we do the best we can.
00:05:50.900We have all this security. It's still a hotel.
00:05:53.260This guy was able to check in apparently on Friday.
00:05:55.580It still operates like a hotel. We're rushing people out the back.
00:05:59.560I had friends at Fox News that were rushed through the back of the hotel,
00:06:03.780through the kitchen to try to keep them safe after all this went down.
00:06:09.160And as you mentioned, the nickname of the hotel goes directly back to Ronald Reagan, which, again, if any of these Democrats are against having a ballroom, which, by the way, will benefit Democrats in the White House, there will be more Democrats in the White House, I believe, in our lifetimes.
00:14:35.560Their votes did elect her. And she and Tim Walsh and the governor and Keith Ellison, the AG, they were all absolutely involved in the cover up.
00:14:47.460They had every incentive. It was corrupt. And we're talking over nine billion dollars of taxpayer money swindled away.
00:14:54.620And so here's what Fox News reported about the raids.
00:14:59.000Federal authorities raided more than 20 locations, including child care facilities in Minneapolis, on Tuesday
00:15:04.520as part of a sweeping fraud investigation into largely Somali-owned businesses, sources confirmed to Fox News.
00:15:12.640Today, the FBI, with federal, state, and local law enforcement, is involved in court-authorized law enforcement activity
00:15:20.140as part of an ongoing fraud investigation, a Department of Justice spokesperson said.
00:15:25.760Authorities executed 22 federal search warrants in Minnesota on Tuesday morning as part of the operation, which is not immigration-related, sources said.
00:15:35.380The raid center on federal fraud investigations into largely Somali-owned businesses, including child care facilities that registered their daycare with the state, but were allegedly billing for care that was not provided.
00:15:49.860Sources told Fox News that two of the raids were conducted at the Quality Leering Center and Baby Halimno Child Care, both in Minneapolis.
00:15:59.540Vice President J.D. Vance addressed the raids post on X, writing,
00:16:03.380The task force of the DOJ will be relentless in exposing these fraudsters wherever they may be hiding.
00:16:11.100Governor Tim Waltz, this is what you want to talk about, amazing chutzpah,
00:16:15.820Yeah. Said the raids were carried out by federal and state law enforcement after state agencies, quote, caught irregular behavior and reported it, quote, if you commit fraud in Minnesota, you're going to get caught.
00:16:29.420And that's exactly what we saw today. We catch criminals when state and federal agencies share information, join investigations, work and securing justice depends upon it.
00:16:40.220Now, that truly is stunning because Waltz, his entire governorship, has looked the other way on massive fraud, has refused to investigate it, has profited from it, has been elected by it, has taken campaign donations from it.
00:16:54.960The entire Democrat machinery was built on fraud.
00:19:53.080These are people getting food stamps, driving a quarter million dollar or more like a Lamborghini could be a million dollar car, depending on which one they had.
00:20:22.380Every time they went after and got somebody there for fraud recently, what were they doing?
00:20:26.920You saw them putting in a six-figure car that was being seized.
00:20:32.140And in some of the cases, there was like multiple six-figure cars that were being seized, Senator, and put on flatbeds.
00:20:38.000Like, yeah, they finally raided the house to this fraudster and look at what they had.
00:20:41.220Like, if you're on food stamps and you're driving a Lambo or a Ferrari or a Maserati, like, you are defrauding the U.S. government full stop.
00:21:12.820What do a university professor, a celebrity barber, and a professional football player have in common?
00:21:17.520All three bought new six-figure luxury sports cars and lived lavish lifestyles while collecting food stamps.
00:21:28.360How on earth can these, quote, welfare recipients purchase high-end vehicles while remaining on the dole?
00:21:34.480Thanks to a federal loophole known as broad-based categorical eligibility.
00:21:39.760The Clinton administration manufactured this loophole and the Obama administration supercharged it.
00:21:45.060Currently, 43 states and Washington, D.C. use broad based categorical eligibility to bypass federal supplemental nutrition assistant program eligibility limits on income, assets or both.
00:22:00.940The mechanism, based on a federal law that was meant to minimize states' administrative cost, is simple.
00:22:07.680State welfare agencies print up a brochure about welfare programs or set up an informal hotline and deem it a, quote, benefit under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.
00:22:17.920Anyone who touches that pamphlet, touches, or receives the phone number is then treated as being, quote, categorically eligible for food stamps, even millionaires.
00:22:35.040It's fraud by design that distributes benefits intended for the truly needy to otherwise ineligible individuals under the insidious goal of maximizing enrollment and dependency.
00:22:51.180Researchers from the Foundation for Government Accountability examined de-identified data on food stamp enrollment in a single representative state.
00:22:59.080the data set matched recipients with jobs addresses car registrations and more and then
00:23:06.640then they redacted the personal details before the researchers reviewed that's what produced
00:23:12.820these outcomes and by the way it it also thousands used social security numbers that federal databases
00:23:22.640could not verify that included real numbers with mismatched names and birthdays numbers issued
00:23:29.780years before the applicant's date of birth numbers of people who died years ago and numbers that
00:23:37.420don't even exist all are clear signs that both stolen identities and synthetic identities
00:31:29.660Like, it's literally, and they even tell you like, hey, you can't get double points if you get points in one category compared to another category.
00:31:36.780So if you're pregnant and under 18, that's bonus points.
00:31:39.340But only if you haven't already gotten points for being pregnant on another piece of paper for another point system.
00:31:45.840It's just, it's unbelievable how well organized it is.0.72
00:31:49.100So look, and I'll say actually, pregnant makes some sense.
00:31:53.420Prioritizing pregnant women, that has a reasonable basis.0.89