Best Podcast Episodes About Tim Walz
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Updated: Mar 18, 2026 – 23 episodes
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“… That's my argument. OK, you hate Trump or maybe you hate Steve Hilton, who's running for governor of California. But you love Gavin Newsom. You love Tim Walz. You love Gretchen Whitmer. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan shut down lakes and boating and you couldn't go to home centers and get gardening equipment, but not for her and her husband. They've launched a boat. That's what you want. You want more of that. You want incompetent, scared people fucking your world up. That's what you want. Gavin Newsom took bulldozers and scooped sand into skate parks at the beach. That's what you want. And I'm an …”
“… And then there's the assholes. Sorry. Like Jerry's daughter and wife who want more of this. You want to live in a world with more Gavin Newsom and more businesses put out and more shutdowns and more overreach. You want you guys want more of that. That's my argument. OK, you hate Trump or maybe you hate Steve Hilton, who's running for governor of California. But you love Gavin Newsom. You love Tim Walz. You love Gretchen Whitmer. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan shut down lakes and boating and you couldn't go to home centers and get gardening equipment, but not for her and her husband. They've launched a boat. That's what you want. You want more of that. You want incompetent, scared people fucking your world up. That's what you want. Gavin Newsom took bulldozers and scooped sand into skate parks at the beach. That's what you want. And I'm an insane person for not wanting that guy. Yeah. That fuck you. What the fuck do you know? You don't know anything. Well, that's because Tim Walls and his cronies are going to bring back the joy. Let's bring back the joy. Well, hopefully some immigrants bring it with him over the border since the borders are going to be wide open to that. I mean, that …”
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In this fiery segment, the host hilariously critiques a city council member who slept in his car and still wants to lead. The absurdity peaks when he questions if being 'half a tard' qualifies someone to govern, delivering a scathing commentary on political incompetence with a side of outrageous humor.
“… at me people that I'm like Thought I was friends with like acquaintances more maybe but um I now realize they were acquaintances when I made fun of Tim Walz for going to China So many times like which let me not get this wrong it's definitely more than 10 more than 10 or something that Tim Walz just like went to China to go like which is You know, if you're gonna have gone to China that many times and then run to be the vice president Why wouldn't you? Why would you hide it number one? Why wouldn't you lead with it as like this is one of our enemies I've been I know the language like why wouldn't …”
“… 35 million dollars last year. Is that is Tim Walson to blame for that? I don't know. Well, he just stepped down from his reelection. That's not good That's not good. We were almost the vice president of the United States You know how many people came at me people that I'm like Thought I was friends with like acquaintances more maybe but um I now realize they were acquaintances when I made fun of Tim Walz for going to China So many times like which let me not get this wrong it's definitely more than 10 more than 10 or something that Tim Walz just like went to China to go like which is You know, if you're gonna have gone to China that many times and then run to be the vice president Why wouldn't you? Why would you hide it number one? Why wouldn't you lead with it as like this is one of our enemies I've been I know the language like why wouldn't you either lean into it make it? I'm an expert on it Issues like the fact that we all pretended that he wasn't going to China first of all on what salary are you going to China? every year But it wasn't a politician when he was doing your miles program. No, I could see if you were a businessman He was a teacher. He was a teacher. He was going with …”
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Charity culture can often mask deep-seated corruption, with only a fraction of donations reaching those in need. This episode explores how political systems exploit charitable donations, leaving victims of disasters without the help they deserve. We delve into the troubling reality of where the money really goes and the implications for society.
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The White House has announced extensive investigations into fraudulent activities in Minnesota, specifically targeting various programs. This revelation has sparked heated discussions, with some calling for immediate action against those involved, likening it to previous high-profile deportations. The conversation quickly spirals into humorous memes and commentary, showcasing the mix of serious issues and light-hearted banter surrounding the topic.
“… Party to catch up here and take advantage of the opportunity that the president has given them. Now, secondly, I don't take any moral clarity from Tim Walz. This is a man who committed stolen valor. He claimed he was a command sergeant major, retired. He never actually completed the academy. So as a veteran myself, he's one of the most idiotic people I've seen in government who can't even tell the honest truth about their military service. So, yeah, I don't think I'll be taking any advice from him regarding Chrissy Gnome. Yeah. Gates, let me, you know what, let's, let's jump to this video because …”
“… us. I mean, if the previous administration showed us anything, they're willing to bend the rules, if not break them, to get their way against people they disagree with. So I think that's very clear, which is why it's a rally cry for the Republican Party to catch up here and take advantage of the opportunity that the president has given them. Now, secondly, I don't take any moral clarity from Tim Walz. This is a man who committed stolen valor. He claimed he was a command sergeant major, retired. He never actually completed the academy. So as a veteran myself, he's one of the most idiotic people I've seen in government who can't even tell the honest truth about their military service. So, yeah, I don't think I'll be taking any advice from him regarding Chrissy Gnome. Yeah. Gates, let me, you know what, let's, let's jump to this video because I think this perfectly illustrates. So Chrissy Gnomes out, you can criticize her or not criticize her. You can be happy with what ICE did or not. But one thing that the Democrats never do is they never mention the names or, or even remotely talk about the victims of the illegals who come here and rape and murder and kill and get kids hooked on …”
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Cheryl Minter's daughter was killed by an illegal immigrant, yet the media fails to spotlight such victims. Despite police warnings, the accused was let back into the community, highlighting a troubling pattern of neglect from Democrats regarding crime victims. This segment urges a shift in focus to those suffering from violent crimes instead of political showdowns.
“… Tonight we are continuing to digest the news that Donald Trump's Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey over claims they obstructed federal agents. Basically, they have opened an investigation because Trump doesn't like that they are criticizing him. That is what's happening, everyone, just as stated very clearly. Joining me now is Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna of California. He's a member of the House Oversight Committee. I was just saying to you during the break, and we'll get to a lot of this, that earlier …”
“Congressman Ro Khanna joins me here at the table when we come back. Tonight we are continuing to digest the news that Donald Trump's Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey over claims they obstructed federal agents. Basically, they have opened an investigation because Trump doesn't like that they are criticizing him. That is what's happening, everyone, just as stated very clearly. Joining me now is Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna of California. He's a member of the House Oversight Committee. I was just saying to you during the break, and we'll get to a lot of this, that earlier in the day we were like, we're going to talk to you about all sorts of things. And now there's just all this news that dumped in this evening. Let me just start by asking you, when you saw the news that Governor Walz and Mayor Frey of Minneapolis were going to be investigated, this is a week where also Senator Elissa Slotkin, Congressman Jason Crow …”
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Donald Trump's Justice Department is investigating Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for allegedly obstructing federal agents, a move seen as targeting political opponents. Congressman Ro Khanna criticizes this tactic, likening it to actions taken by authoritarian regimes, and emphasizes the need for accountability in government. He warns that without accountability, true reconciliation is impossible.
“Yeah. And particularly this week. And I want to get to the politics of this week because, as you said, Tim Walz skyrocketed to national attention when he became Vice President Harris's running mate. They obviously lost. Then this week, Walz, who had been planning to run for reelection as governor, instead announced he was retiring. This all comes amidst accusations of fraud involving social service programs in the state of Minnesota that the White House and right wing influencers are all in on. Yeah. And especially there was a viral video that went out …”
“Yeah. And particularly this week. And I want to get to the politics of this week because, as you said, Tim Walz skyrocketed to national attention when he became Vice President Harris's running mate. They obviously lost. Then this week, Walz, who had been planning to run for reelection as governor, instead announced he was retiring. This all comes amidst accusations of fraud involving social service programs in the state of Minnesota that the White House and right wing influencers are all in on. Yeah. And especially there was a viral video that went out over Christmas of a MAGA connected influencer that he was in Minneapolis knocking on doors of daycare centers that were primarily of Somali origin or the people that run them are Somalis. That went viral. J.D. Vance, the vice president, reposted it on X. And Elon Musk shared it out there. So all of this was going on leading up to this week. Governor …”
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced his retirement from a planned reelection campaign amidst accusations of fraud involving state social services. This dramatic shift came after a week of escalating tensions, including a viral video connecting right-wing influencers to the Somali community and a police shooting that stirred public unrest. Walz's fiery rhetoric against the Trump administration and calls for accountability highlight the intense political climate in Minnesota.
“… afford child care and he goes, look, we're deeply concerned about fraud. A lot of these cases were prosecuted under former President Biden. Governor Walz requested more authority to deal with fraud, which was rejected by the state legislature there. Bad guys need to go to prison. The Trump regime is misrepresenting the nature and extent of the fraud that takes place, but let's be clear, fraud is fraud is fraud and it's bad, but he said that I don't want to be a distraction right now to the state and so he's going to step aside, not run for the election. Many people believe that Minnesota Senator …”
“… against each other by attacking our neighbors and ultimately they want to take away much of what makes Minnesota the best place in America to raise a family. They've already begun that by taking our tax dollars that were meant to help families afford child care and he goes, look, we're deeply concerned about fraud. A lot of these cases were prosecuted under former President Biden. Governor Walz requested more authority to deal with fraud, which was rejected by the state legislature there. Bad guys need to go to prison. The Trump regime is misrepresenting the nature and extent of the fraud that takes place, but let's be clear, fraud is fraud is fraud and it's bad, but he said that I don't want to be a distraction right now to the state and so he's going to step aside, not run for the election. Many people believe that Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar is going to run. We'll keep you posted there. I think you can debate whether, you know, Governor Walz being bullied by MAGA and attacked relentlessly every day through their billion dollar propaganda machine and him saying he's not running. If that's kind of bowing down to the pressure of the MAGA propaganda machine or if at some …”
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has decided not to run for re-election, citing relentless harassment and pressure from the MAGA propaganda machine. This decision comes after facing severe attacks, including personal threats to his family and accusations from Donald Trump. Many speculate that Senator Amy Klobuchar may step in to run in his place, highlighting the intense political climate in Minnesota.
“… waiting for an opening to say a thing that I want to say. And, and it might be slightly uncharitable of me, but I was ripshit about them choosing Tim Walz as the vice presidential candidate. I thought that was a ridiculous choice. I thought that they made this, this gut weird, like quick gut level thing, just because he was getting some traction by calling Republicans weird. He always struck me as a liberal's idea of what might make a crossover type person. Picking someone from a solidly blue state when things were on a knife's edge, like I couldn't have less good feelings, not about Walz …”
“I think that like, here's, I'm going to, I've been waiting for an opening to say a thing that I want to say. And, and it might be slightly uncharitable of me, but I was ripshit about them choosing Tim Walz as the vice presidential candidate. I thought that was a ridiculous choice. I thought that they made this, this gut weird, like quick gut level thing, just because he was getting some traction by calling Republicans weird. He always struck me as a liberal's idea of what might make a crossover type person. Picking someone from a solidly blue state when things were on a knife's edge, like I couldn't have less good feelings, not about Walz himself. He was a good governor for his state, but like as a national figure, I always thought it was a mistake. And I was, I was really concerned about him being in the 2028 mix as president. I thought that was going to be a huge mistake. And then watching, so like, but he has been through, even though it was like this very truncated version, he's been …”
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Tim Walz's decision to step back from the 2028 presidential race reveals critical insights into modern political vulnerabilities. Despite being a competent governor, his controversial vice presidential candidacy raised concerns about his national viability, especially amid scandals and immigration debates. This reflection sheds light on the importance of timing and political strategy in a rapidly changing landscape.
“… slash crooked to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. That's squarespace.com slash crooked. Speaking of Democrats, Tim Walz made a surprise announcement on Monday that he will be ending his campaign to seek a third term as governor of Minnesota. Walz said that he decided to step aside because of the political attacks he's been facing over a massive social services fraud scandal in his state that's become a MAGA obsession and spawned all kinds of right-wing conspiracies. We covered the fraud scandal briefly in a previous episode. I honestly can't even remember when, …”
“… hidden fees or add-ons required. Every Squarespace domain comes with advanced privacy and security tools included to ensure your domain remains online and protected. Head to squarespace.com for a free trial, and when you're ready to launch, go to squarespace.com slash crooked to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. That's squarespace.com slash crooked. Speaking of Democrats, Tim Walz made a surprise announcement on Monday that he will be ending his campaign to seek a third term as governor of Minnesota. Walz said that he decided to step aside because of the political attacks he's been facing over a massive social services fraud scandal in his state that's become a MAGA obsession and spawned all kinds of right-wing conspiracies. We covered the fraud scandal briefly in a previous episode. I honestly can't even remember when, but we did. But basically, a nonprofit stole tens of millions of dollars in pandemic relief funding from the government by saying the money was going to meals for kids. It was called Feed Our Future. It was a nonprofit. And some futures were pretty handsomely fed. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, not the correct ones, but yeah. Biden's DOJ investigated. …”
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz abruptly suspended his re-election campaign due to a growing social services fraud scandal that has captured national attention. The scandal, involving a nonprofit that misappropriated pandemic relief funds, has led to numerous indictments and accusations of targeting Somali Americans, igniting a political firestorm and conspiracy theories among right-wing circles. This situation raises critical questions about accountability and the implications of political attacks in the current landscape.
“Minnesota Governor Tim Walz had been insistent on running for a third term, which would have been unprecedented in and of itself. Minnesota has not elected a governor for three consecutive terms, but it is that deepening federal probe, as well as this widening scandal. As you said, he is not implicated in this at all. This is actually somewhat old news in Minnesota. This has been going on for years and years. The prosecution started back during the Biden administration, …”
“Minnesota Governor Tim Walz had been insistent on running for a third term, which would have been unprecedented in and of itself. Minnesota has not elected a governor for three consecutive terms, but it is that deepening federal probe, as well as this widening scandal. As you said, he is not implicated in this at all. This is actually somewhat old news in Minnesota. This has been going on for years and years. The prosecution started back during the Biden administration, but over the holidays, it certainly did widen. There was a right-wing influencer who posted a viral video on social media that quite literally went viral when the vice president of the United States and the FBI director leaned in on this and it shined a brighter spotlight on really what had been some deep concerns among Minnesota Democrats, even …”
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has decided not to run for a third term, citing the need to focus on serving his state rather than defending his political interests amid a widening federal investigation. Although he is not implicated, concerns from within the Democratic Party suggest that his reelection campaign would be overshadowed by ongoing scandals related to COVID-19 fraud. In a passionate statement, Walz criticized political adversaries for exploiting the situation, emphasizing his commitment to the people of Minnesota.
“… You're like, wait a minute. What just happened here? You cannot win to be a politician without appeasing the Muslim Somali population. Here is Tim Walz completely he says oblivious to anybody that has been murdered by any kind of migrant in Minnesota Listen to this Cut 13 Governor Walz do you know who Victoria Eileen Harwell is I do not believe I do. What about American Mafalda Tyer? I don't believe I do. These are Minnesota women who were brutally killed by illegal aliens in your state. you don't know who they are so i would also assume that you did not attend uh their vigils or speak out to …”
“… why all of the politicians were involved and why the Minnesota state flag was changed. And it is almost the Somali flag. OK, when they change that and you compare A and B, the Minnesota flag now with the Somali flag, you barely can tell the difference. You're like, wait a minute. What just happened here? You cannot win to be a politician without appeasing the Muslim Somali population. Here is Tim Walz completely he says oblivious to anybody that has been murdered by any kind of migrant in Minnesota Listen to this Cut 13 Governor Walz do you know who Victoria Eileen Harwell is I do not believe I do. What about American Mafalda Tyer? I don't believe I do. These are Minnesota women who were brutally killed by illegal aliens in your state. you don't know who they are so i would also assume that you did not attend uh their vigils or speak out to their families when they were brutally killed by illegal aliens i'm not familiar with both of these no congresswoman no just just the hard-hitting cnn ones he has been defending the community the crimes in the community not condemning all somalis the crimes in the communities he has been denying that crimes are even happening happening why i go …”
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The Middle East is witnessing a significant shift as Arab Gulf countries unite against a common enemy, marking a pivotal moment in regional dynamics. An Egyptian activist highlights the transition from relief to fear as these nations face unprecedented attacks, indicating a possible realignment towards Israel and the U.S. This shift could redefine the geopolitical landscape in the region.
“… heartland. And it's the exact kind of businesses that President Trump is trying to bring back. There are gigantic family-owned businesses here. And Tim Walz and almost a generation of Democratic politicians have taken advantage of the fact that these folks are not mobile. Their families have been here, maybe multi-generational. Maybe they moved here in the 70s, 80s, 90s. Up until the early 2000s, Minnesota was business-friendly. Now it has the second highest corporate tax rate in America. They are feeling besieged. And they think that the government isn't on their side. I was at a very large home …”
“… entrepreneurs you went around and saw? What feedback did you get? Any mid-course guidance? Any recommendations? What did the folks at Minnesota tell you? Well, folks out of Minnesota, the business people here, we are in the great American industrial heartland. And it's the exact kind of businesses that President Trump is trying to bring back. There are gigantic family-owned businesses here. And Tim Walz and almost a generation of Democratic politicians have taken advantage of the fact that these folks are not mobile. Their families have been here, maybe multi-generational. Maybe they moved here in the 70s, 80s, 90s. Up until the early 2000s, Minnesota was business-friendly. Now it has the second highest corporate tax rate in America. They are feeling besieged. And they think that the government isn't on their side. I was at a very large home products factory, a factory called Cambria. And the owner there could not have been more grateful for the tariffs. And he said there's still more to do on trade. That if we could bring his Southeast Asian competitors into fair trade, that he could have three to four more factories the size of his to supply the U.S. building industry. But he says …”
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Tariffs implemented under President Trump have directly saved 1,800 jobs at a Minnesota factory, according to its owner. He believes that fair trade practices could allow him to expand operations significantly, creating even more jobs. This reflects a broader sentiment among local business owners who feel the government hasn't supported them in recent years, despite a thriving consumer market.
“… this is what they've chosen to spend our money on. And quickly, I just want to point out that what we've spent on the war so far is less than what Tim Walz has lost from Somali fraud in Minnesota. Oh, that's a good one. Well, by the way, if you want to see what our war coverage is all about, we bring on people like Democratic Congress member Jim Himes, who's the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee. He's the ranking member of House Intelligence, and he and I had a very lengthy 17-minute discussion where we went through all of the nuances of the sectarian issues that are now arising in …”
“… know what these people are saying here Play this clip Look at it more It crazy to see what we spending our money on under President Biden right When you have the contrast of all these people complaining about the costs of this war, when in reality, this is what they've chosen to spend our money on. And quickly, I just want to point out that what we've spent on the war so far is less than what Tim Walz has lost from Somali fraud in Minnesota. Oh, that's a good one. Well, by the way, if you want to see what our war coverage is all about, we bring on people like Democratic Congress member Jim Himes, who's the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee. He's the ranking member of House Intelligence, and he and I had a very lengthy 17-minute discussion where we went through all of the nuances of the sectarian issues that are now arising in Bahrain and Iraq as a result of Donald Trump's unlawful war in Iran, the impact on the other countries in the Middle East right now, the impact on the price of oil, the fact that America, military is weaker as a result of this. Here, let's play this clip of that interview that I did. Well, you know, back to your point about betraying the Iranian …”
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The Trump administration's recent decision to eliminate the 2009 endangerment finding has sparked significant backlash from environmental groups, as it undermines the EPA's ability to regulate greenhouse gases. This move, alongside the loosening of restrictions on coal-burning power plants, is seen as a major concession to the fossil fuel industry, threatening efforts to combat climate change. Activists are already mobilizing, promising legal challenges to these controversial policies.
“… engaging in federal law enforcement action. That's a federal issue. That guy is protected by absolute immunity. He was doing his job. The idea that Tim Walz and a bunch of radicals in Minneapolis are going to go after and make this guy's life miserable because he was doing the job that he was asked to do is preposterous. Yeah, absolute immunity and noteworthy there. You know, originally it had been announced this would be a joint investigation between local officials and the FBI. Now, local officials have been blocked out and the FBI has taken over. And you can guess how much confidence that …”
“… Minnesota would investigate why you have so many people who are using their vehicles and other means to actually interfere with the legitimate law enforcement operation. The precedent here is very simple. You have a federal law enforcement official engaging in federal law enforcement action. That's a federal issue. That guy is protected by absolute immunity. He was doing his job. The idea that Tim Walz and a bunch of radicals in Minneapolis are going to go after and make this guy's life miserable because he was doing the job that he was asked to do is preposterous. Yeah, absolute immunity and noteworthy there. You know, originally it had been announced this would be a joint investigation between local officials and the FBI. Now, local officials have been blocked out and the FBI has taken over. And you can guess how much confidence that literally anyone has in this FBI handling this in a straightforward and unbiased manner. Like, it's just it's a it's a cover up. I mean, there's just no other way to interpret the decision for them to block out the local officials. Yeah, and if I were the local officials, I'd collect as much evidence as I can. But I would wait until Trump is out of …”
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The FBI's decision to block Minnesota officials from a joint investigation raises serious concerns about transparency and trust. Critics argue that this move appears to be a cover-up, undermining local law enforcement's ability to conduct a thorough inquiry. The discussion highlights the potential for political maneuvering that could affect future prosecutions, especially if charges are delayed until after presidential pardons.
“… on this situation to deflect from the reality of what's going on. So they are not there for safety, which is even more of a reason why you and Tim Walz and all of these politicians, for years, should not be encouraging people to interfere with federal operations. Because this is the result of that. So if you wanna wonder why that woman's dead, she's dead because of you and people like you. And there's a lot more to it, and I know you have more. I'll get into it.”
“… That you have allowed to defraud the American taxpayer out of billions of dollars, which you are complicit in, in some way, shape, or form. We just don't know exactly how complicit yet. And you are scared, and you are worried, and you are capitalizing on this situation to deflect from the reality of what's going on. So they are not there for safety, which is even more of a reason why you and Tim Walz and all of these politicians, for years, should not be encouraging people to interfere with federal operations. Because this is the result of that. So if you wanna wonder why that woman's dead, she's dead because of you and people like you. And there's a lot more to it, and I know you have more. I'll get into it.”
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A recent incident in Minneapolis reveals a shocking truth: federal agents claiming to ensure safety are actually causing chaos and fear among residents. The speaker accuses local leaders of complicity in this turmoil, suggesting that the death of a woman is a direct consequence of their actions and policies. This segment highlights the urgent need for accountability in local governance amidst escalating tensions.
“… of failed inquiries that you kind of mentioned before right we have the the officials in minnesota right the attorney general and and And Governor Tim Walz, they're being investigated. We got the Brennan situation I brought up. We have the investigation of Jerome Powell, right? The Fed chair that Trump doesn't like. We've got the Bolton thing where they actually got indictments there and Bolton may be in trouble on that one. But that seems to be the only one that's stuck because the Comey one's gone. The Letitia James one is gone. The Adam Schiff one never came to fruition. Neither did the Dan …”
“… no correct yeah so you know we've got this biden auto pen thing they didn't the prosecutors didn't even think they had enough to bring it to a grand jury they weren't even sure what crime they were investigating and this is like there are multitudes of failed inquiries that you kind of mentioned before right we have the the officials in minnesota right the attorney general and and And Governor Tim Walz, they're being investigated. We got the Brennan situation I brought up. We have the investigation of Jerome Powell, right? The Fed chair that Trump doesn't like. We've got the Bolton thing where they actually got indictments there and Bolton may be in trouble on that one. But that seems to be the only one that's stuck because the Comey one's gone. The Letitia James one is gone. The Adam Schiff one never came to fruition. Neither did the Dan Goldman one. Or who is it from the Fed? The woman from the Fed who's being looked at? Lisa Cook. Lisa Cook, same thing. And what's different about Bolton is that that investigation started under Biden. Right, probably. So like that not I mean it was convenient for Trump who hates Bolton to take a shot at him that way but that not where it originated …”
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Current investigations into political figures often resemble fishing expeditions with no clear crimes in sight. This lack of direction highlights a troubling disregard for legal boundaries, especially when officials feel pressured to act on behalf of powerful interests. The situation raises questions about the integrity of our legal system and the potential misuse of power.
“… Ecuador, you will be held accountable for your crimes. Rebecca Santana and Michael Balsamo of the Associated Press reported that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz called the deployment a war that's being waged against Minnesota. You're seeing that we have a ridiculous surge of apparently 2,000 people not coordinating with us that are for a show of cameras, he said. The Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, insists that its actions are protecting American citizens from the worst of the worst criminal immigrants. So the shooting of a young white woman, the mother of a young child, and how that would …”
“… to deploy 2,000 agents. The administration has been attacking Minnesota's Somali community, and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was present at an ICE arrest yesterday, telling a man in handcuffs, who Homeland Security later said was from Ecuador, you will be held accountable for your crimes. Rebecca Santana and Michael Balsamo of the Associated Press reported that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz called the deployment a war that's being waged against Minnesota. You're seeing that we have a ridiculous surge of apparently 2,000 people not coordinating with us that are for a show of cameras, he said. The Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, insists that its actions are protecting American citizens from the worst of the worst criminal immigrants. So the shooting of a young white woman, the mother of a young child, and how that would look made it appear eager to smear good. It immediately put out a statement that looked much like what it said after officers shot 30-year-old Chicago teaching assistant Marimar Martinez in October, when it claimed she had ambushed agents ramming their vehicle before an agent shot her five times. Footage showed that, in fact, the agents had rammed her …”
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The shooting of Renee Nicole Goode by an ICE agent in Minneapolis has ignited intense community backlash and calls for accountability. Goode, a legal observer, was shot while trying to flee, leading to a confrontation between federal agents and local residents, with accusations of misinformation from the Trump administration regarding the incident. Local leaders have condemned the actions of ICE, demanding justice and an end to federal operations that they claim threaten public safety.
“… number 3 of the week you may have missed. Senator, I want to go back to just the rhetoric here. And we mentioned the governor earlier. The governor, Tim Walz, is now a disgraced governor. He had to drop out of his re-election campaign because of the fraud that is just continuing to grow. And the dollar amount and the different sectors of the government. I'm not sure there's any sector in Minnesota that wasn't involved in fraud and corruption at this point. We're seeing it in transportation, child care, the list goes on and on. But the governor now seems to think this is like a moment to seize on. …”
“I want to get back to the big story number 3 of the week you may have missed. Senator, I want to go back to just the rhetoric here. And we mentioned the governor earlier. The governor, Tim Walz, is now a disgraced governor. He had to drop out of his re-election campaign because of the fraud that is just continuing to grow. And the dollar amount and the different sectors of the government. I'm not sure there's any sector in Minnesota that wasn't involved in fraud and corruption at this point. We're seeing it in transportation, child care, the list goes on and on. But the governor now seems to think this is like a moment to seize on. And he's now wanting to go to war with the federal government. It's very odd. Yeah, look, the Democrat politicians in Minnesota are in crisis right now because this Somali fraud is the worst instance of fraud that has ever been uncovered in American history. Nine billion dollars and counting. Massive theft from the taxpayers. It is so bad that Tim …”
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faces a crisis as he drops out of his re-election campaign amid a massive fraud scandal involving $9 billion. In a bizarre twist, he claims Minnesota is at war with the federal government, which many interpret as a dangerous call to violence amidst accusations of widespread corruption in his administration.
“… an investigation. The administration keeps looking into new people. They're trying to jail people. They wanted to jail Obama. They wanted to jail Tim Walz and Jacob Fry. They wanted to jail Jim Comey. They wanted to jail Tish James. They wanted to jail the sandwich guy. They're struggling to jail their political foes. Another person, people, thing that they wanted to jail was Joe Biden and the auto pen and anyone who worked alongside the auto pen. And that investigation seems to be fizzling. And I'm just wondering if you can talk about this, if you're concerned at all, if you're concerned having …”
“… race. She won by Collins won by 10 points against a very well-funded opponent. So this is like important to think about every aspect of that race. We're way over, but I have a final thing I want to leave you with. Not about Graham Plattner. There was an investigation. The administration keeps looking into new people. They're trying to jail people. They wanted to jail Obama. They wanted to jail Tim Walz and Jacob Fry. They wanted to jail Jim Comey. They wanted to jail Tish James. They wanted to jail the sandwich guy. They're struggling to jail their political foes. Another person, people, thing that they wanted to jail was Joe Biden and the auto pen and anyone who worked alongside the auto pen. And that investigation seems to be fizzling. And I'm just wondering if you can talk about this, if you're concerned at all, if you're concerned having being in the administration, do you think that, are you shaking in your boots thinking about Pam Bondi and Judge Box of Wine coming for people? potentially you and other AutoPen related staffers. Yeah, so I should say to everyone, I was staff secretary and I oversaw the AutoPen and the Important aspect of this, which I told the House Oversight …”
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The investigation into the use of Biden's AutoPen seems to be losing momentum, raising questions about its legitimacy. During a heated political race discussion, it was revealed that the administration has been targeting various political figures, including Biden, but the inquiry might not hold water. This revelation underscores the chaotic nature of current political strategies and the challenges faced by those in power.
“… to know that their tax dollars are not being diverted to fund acts of global terror, or to fund luxury cars for fraudsters. Democratic Governor Tim Walz has allowed welfare programs and fraud to spiral out of control, out of control. Billions of dollars intended for hungry children, housing for disabled seniors, and services for children with special needs were diverted to people who cheated the system, some of whom are not even American citizens. At Treasury, we are thoroughly investigating the fraud, including funds sent to Somalia through money service businesses, which provide financial …”
“… rule. President Trump is committed to restoring accountability to put Minnesota back on the right track. Under President Trump's leadership, the entire administration is focused on delivering results for the American people. Our citizens have a right to know that their tax dollars are not being diverted to fund acts of global terror, or to fund luxury cars for fraudsters. Democratic Governor Tim Walz has allowed welfare programs and fraud to spiral out of control, out of control. Billions of dollars intended for hungry children, housing for disabled seniors, and services for children with special needs were diverted to people who cheated the system, some of whom are not even American citizens. At Treasury, we are thoroughly investigating the fraud, including funds sent to Somalia through money service businesses, which provide financial services outside of a formal bank. These funds could have potentially been diverted to the terrorist organization Al-Shabaab. We have traced where the money went, and are examining it. Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, known as FinCEN, along with the IRS, are leading our investigation to examine whether financial institutions have …”
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Minnesota has been rocked by a shocking fraud scandal where at least $300 million intended for vulnerable citizens has been stolen by fraudsters. Secretary of Treasury Scott Bess announced a comprehensive investigation, revealing that funds may have even been diverted to terrorist organizations like Al-Shabaab. With new protocols in place, the Treasury aims to recover these lost taxpayer dollars and hold those responsible accountable.
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