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Don’t let the American dream become an American scream for help · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  In this political coliseum, we slay the rising beast with the fateful sword of truth that transcends hypocrisy and censorship.
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  This is unleashed the political news hour.
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  Welcome to Unleashed, the Political News Hour.
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  I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
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  In this episode of Unleashed, as we approach the Christmas holidays, I'm entitling this episode The American Dream Has Turned Into a Scream.
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  Immigration and warped leftist views of the law are destroying America.
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  Autocracy is the agenda.
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  Now let me tell you a little story.
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  A little story that has been in the news lately.
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  So a man from Somalia came to America.
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  He started a nonprofit instead of a regular business.
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  And he opened a million dollar or multimillion dollar migrant care service agency.
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  You would think that's the American dream, right?
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  Multi-million dollar service agency.
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  Well, this man is getting over $5 million a year from American taxpayers.
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  He's being given no bid contracts from the governor of Maine, Janet Mills, and he's building what?
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  A new house, jobs for other Americans.
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  No, ladies and gentlemen.
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  He's building up a warlord military group in Somalia with the money.
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  He's been funneling money back to Somalia to build a military, his own private army in Somalia.
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  This guy is running a migrant services agency that bills main care, which is what Maine calls their Medicaid system.
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  Medicaid is run by the states, by the way.
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  Maine Care calls their Medicaid system Maine Care.
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  Maine calls their Medicaid system Maine Care.
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  And he's billing Maine Care about five million dollars a year.
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  He said he raised money in the U.S.
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  through taxpayer payments, okay, from Maine Care to buy weapons, munitions, and supplies for paramilitary forces that he had hoped would help him lead to the presidency of Juba land.
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  Yes, Juba land is a real estate in Somalia.
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  And to be clear, in Somalia, he's running to be the warlord of Juba land.
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  Elections in Juba land are not exactly like our elections here in America, although it does seem maybe a little too sarcastically that our elections here in America are beginning to look a little like the elections in Somalia.
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  Um it's whoever in in in Somalia, it's whoever has enough guns to fight all the other warlords off and certify the election for the victor.
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  So this man needed to buy himself a paramilitary organization and arm his paramilitary support in order to win that election as the warlord of Juba Land.
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  Abdullahi Ali's background is as follows.
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  He came to Maine, he founded Gateway Community Services, which is a migrant services nonprofit.
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  That means that he doesn't pay any taxes either.
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  Um Gateway Community Services receives millions in taxpayer-funded main care payments and no bid contracts from Democratic Governor Janet Mills administration.
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  Former employees allege that there was systematic fraudulent billing, over billing, and fraud by nearly a million dollars.
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  And that comes from some earlier audits of the organization.
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  Governor Janet Mills created the Office of New Americans, whose sole employee from Sudan, by the way, is a former gateway community services staffer.
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  The fraud kickbacks and money laundering by Democrats is simply mind-blowing.
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  So there's a little Christmas tale of the American dream turned into an American scream for help.
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  Um Minneapolis St.
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  Paul Airport, to be precise.
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  She said that she saw suitcases filled with millions of dollars in cash flying out of the Minneapolis St.
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  Paul Airport for years.
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  A former TSA agent at Minneapolis St.
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  Paul International Airport is speaking out for the first time now as a whistleblower, saying that she personally witnessed suitcases stuffed with millions in cash pass through airport security week after week.
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  Pulls in the governor, it pulls in Elon Omar, the congressional representative for that district of Minneapolis as well.
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  Now, Liz Jaxka is her name, and she worked for the Transportation Security Administration from 2016 to 2021.
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  And she appeared on Liz Collins show to detail what she saw and what she believes authorities have missed, or maybe even ignored deliberately, and that is signs of massive criminal activity.
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  She said there were suitcases filled with millions of dollars and almost no scrutiny.
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  She said, I saw suitcases filled with millions of dollars in cash, and the couriers were always Somali men traveling in pairs.
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  Now, while transporting large sums of money is legal if properly documented, you have to declare it.
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  And uh, so Alpha News had the story.
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  Um Liz Collins uh would ask the question, she said millions of dollars actually flying out of Minneapolis St.
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  Paul International Airport.
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  A former TSA agent speaks out about what she saw and what she calls an obvious connection to billions of dollars of fraud.
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  And um so this sounds like something out of a spy movie, doesn't it, ladies and gentlemen?
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  I mean, or a third world country that people get on planes and get through security with suitcases filled with tons of money, just packed with dollars.
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  It's like a drug deal.
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  Uh so she said she's seen a lot of things at TSA in Minneapolis, but the most shocking was the suitcases with the millions of dollars of cash, and the couriers were Somali men in pairs, and they got through the checkpoint, and it just really absolutely blew her mind the first time she saw uh an open suitcase with millions of dollars of cash.
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  And uh what would typically happen, she said, is that a law enforcement officer would come over, check their credentials, who knows what kind of credentials they had, and uh asked them a few questions, but their IDs were always documented and probably their plane tickets as well.
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  So there's a paper trail on this stuff.
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  And uh, I would think that with all the cameras at the airport, if they started uh there, they could probably find each and every individual that uh smurfed that money through the checkpoint.
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  Um, I mean, this seems very suspicious, uh, alarming, and uh there seems to be a pattern here.
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  So you know, Liz Jackska, the uh TSA agent that blowed the whistle, she said it certainly seemed like it happened every week.
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  The suitcase.
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  Cases came in and the uh the uh the way it looked, it was always two Somali men, and uh sometimes both of them had suitcases, and so the process was as a TSA agent, they would pull the bag and they'd bring them to a private screening room and they'd open the suitcase and make sure that it was that that's all it was was stacks of money.
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  You know, they were obviously looking for drugs too, but they didn't find them.
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  Uh and a law enforcement officer would come and question them and make sure he took a picture of their identification, and uh, you know, probably their plane tickets, she wasn't sure, but uh so there's a trail out there.
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  If they'd like to find all that cash, they should they should start at the airport because in the five years that this woman was there, she believes a billion dollars went through the airport, and she's referring to the uh lost money that was embezzled out of Minneapolis.
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  One billion dollars, and this if this isn't troubling enough, it's um it's not just money that uh she watched leave Minneapolis St.
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  Paul airport.
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  Uh she said there was another instance when a Somali man had a carry-on luggage filled with brand new passports, and he was allowed to get through the checkpoint.
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  So where he went with all those passports is anybody's guess.
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  And uh so, you know, what's going on at our airports?
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  I've said for years, now I know there's good people working at the TSA, but for the most part, they seem to be more focused on feeling up grandma, ogling your young teenage daughters on the X-ray machine through their clothes, and um delaying uh commerce and traffic, you know, making you take your belts off.
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  Sometimes you can leave your belts on, making you take your shoes off, sometimes you can leave your shoes on, taking away your colognes and shampoos and all the things that you wanted to bring, not letting you bring water on the plane, etc.
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  But meanwhile, they're missing bucket loads of cash and uh uh whole suitcases full of passports going Lord knows where.
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  So uh I don't think anybody would feel good about that, would they?
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  Do you feel good about it?
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  I mean, if the TSA were really effective, they would have been able to stop certain things, including some terrorist acts, but uh they have not stopped a terrorist act since 9-11, and they did not, of course, stop 9-11.
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  So what is the purpose of the TSA exactly?
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  I'd like to know because they cost the American taxpayer billions of dollars, and that money is just going to all these public employee uh unions and uh union workers, and for the most part, for the most part, most of these people that work at the TSA are not well educated and they're um they're sort of sullen, and you you've all been through it if you travel.
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  Okay, uh they're not the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree, let's put it that way, to uh to use a seasonal reference.
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  And so um stolen funds, a lot of stolen funds too.
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  Recently, the City Journal published an article stating that uh federal counter-terrorism sources confirmed that millions of dollars in stolen funds have been sent back to Somalia.
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  And in talking about the terrorist group there, Al Shabaab, they reported that a confidential source said that the largest funder of Al Shabaab is the Minnesota taxpayer.
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  So, how about that?
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  Judging from what you you're seeing here, uh, what do you think?
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  Do you think there's any truth to that?
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  You'll have to decide for yourselves.
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  Before we left for the break, uh we were talking about some uh money, uh very questionable suitcases full of money and platsports uh flowing through Minneapolis St.
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  Paul Airport of all places, and that's the home, of course, of the notorious Elon Omar, who married her brother to uh to gain him citizenship illegally, and is still in office in Congress.
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  Um it's also the home of Tim Waltz, who uh was Kamala Harris's running mate for vice president, and this gentleman, of course, is um presiding over all of this Malarke going on in Minneapolis and St.
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  Paul, the twin cities of Minnesota.
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  So here's something else that's going on.
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  The fraud that's going on in our country has reached a fevered pitch.
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  And it's a breakdown really in the rule of law.
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  And when the law breaks down, it's like what um it's what uh the the theory is called broken windows theory, when uh when criminals see that there are many broken windows and run-down buildings in a neighborhood, they feel compelled or uh empowered to continue to break the law.
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  But if areas are cleaned up and uh, you know, they they look clean and uh everything looks like it's well maintained, criminals seem to be less willing to try and break the law, especially when there's adequate policing and security going on.
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  So we've had a breakdown in security, we've had a breakdown in the rule of law, we've had a breakdown in our cities, especially, and a lot of it relates to the influx of unvetted illegal aliens that have been shipped to these so-called sanctuary cities, and they are being mostly or have been being mostly uh have been mostly supported by the uh U.S.
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  taxpayer or the local state and local taxpayers.
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  So how does it happen?
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  Well, here's part of the fraud, okay?
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  And I want to tell you a little story.
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  When I was I I happened to go down and visit a friend in McCallan, Texas one time, and that's a border town in Texas near the Mexican border.
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  And um I landed in McCallan Airport, and there was something I saw that was very curious, and I've mentioned this before on my program.
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  But when I was in the airport, I noticed that there were a lot of sort of um illegal refugees.
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  I don't know what their legal status was really, but they had to be illegal because they they didn't speak English, they were all kind of grouped together, and they were being run by handlers.
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  And um, they were being given manila envelopes, and uh inside the envelopes were debit cards with money on them and some some uh
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  Instructions in both English and Spanish on what they should do.
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  And they were being given tickets inside the envelope to take them to various sanctuary cities around the country so they could disperse into the woodwork.
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  And who was spearheading all of this?
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  Well, outside, I saw that they were being hauled around by buses that said Catholic charities on the outside of them.
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  So how Catholic charities turned mass resettlement into a federal cash pipeline.
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  And they've been doing it now with Afghan resettlement since Joe Biden uh disastrously pulled out of Afghanistan.
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  And that, you know, these these wars and these um cultural uh um breakdowns and and so forth around the world have had the effect of creating mass migration surges all around the world and Europe has been overrun by this stuff, especially the Ukraine war and uh stuff in the Middle East, starting with Iraq, the Bosnian war, um, you know, all this perpetual warfare causes these people to leave their countries, not always for the right reasons.
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  These are not necessarily refugees, people are coming from all different countries where there isn't even a war.
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  So um, but what they do is they jump on the bandwagon of refugee status, they get rid of their ID, so nobody knows who they are.
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  They are without papers, they are without visas, they just decide that they're going to come into the West and participate in the West's very liberal and generous social security programs, and so far they have been fairly successful at doing so, although right now the greatest recipients in the world of uh of uh social security from Western nations are the Somalians, strangely enough, and probably the second or third are Afghans.
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  So how Catholic charities turn massive Afghan resettlement into a federal cash pipeline.
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  Well, when Catholic charities in Oklahoma City, now here's another city we're talking about.
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  We talked about Minnesota, Minneapolis.
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  This is Oklahoma City.
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  We've seen it in New York as well.
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  When Catholic charities of Oklahoma City bragged on the news about resettling more Afghans than any other Catholic charity office in America, they wrapped it up in very warm, fuzzy language, talking about how we need to be kind to strangers, we need to do the common good, serve the common good, and serve our brothers and sisters around the world.
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  But the truth here, I think is more simple and easier to see.
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  This was not Christian duty, ladies and gentlemen.
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  This was a federal business operation.
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  Uh all the four false wars around the world, as I said, have created mass migration of people, some of them not refugees, a lot of them not refugees.
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  Embedded in those groups of people are a large portion of terrorists that have come into the country.
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  And this is not just my uh thesis.
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  This is the thesis of many CIA and national security analysts around the country, many of whom are now uh going public with their findings.
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  One of them is Sarah Adams, who was a CIA terror analyst on uh Afghanistan and Palestine and Pakistan.
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  So, you know, and she talks, she says there are thousands now of Afghan terrorists in the United States, like uh Al Qaeda terrorists in the United States, and they slid in under this Afghan amnesty program that Joe Biden uh put out there.
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  So if you think pulling out of Afghanistan was not deliberate, you should really look into this because uh, you know, we armed the Taliban.
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  It was a double uh it was a double purpose.
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  We armed the Taliban to the teeth with all brand new American equipment, helicopters and everything, bombs, weapons, ammunition, rifles, everything, you know, shoulder fired rockets, everything.
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  And then that mass migration of people, we we kind of caused a mass flood of people who were then flown in, they were airlifted to the United States.
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  Not all these people were our allies, a lot of these people were questionable folks that uh maybe the CIA or or our special forces use them as informants or something else in in Afghanistan, but you know, are these people that we want uh from a war zone coming right into our United States with much different customs and all this kind of stuff?
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  I mean, all these four false wars have created this surge, and this was never about charity, ladies and gentlemen, it was about money.
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  So Catholic charities didn't suddenly discover compassion, they discovered funding, easy funding, easy money.
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  They went from resettling 21 arrivals every 12 months, 21, to roughly 1,800 Afghans in six months.
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  Why did they do that?
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  Well, because the Afghan airlift unleashed a flood of federal money under Biden, and these arrivals were not properly vetted, none of these people were vetted.
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  The Taliban had already destroyed their IDs, they've already destroyed their government files and any biometric records they may have had, which I don't know how much really they had, and so real screening was impossible.
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  And here's another thing.
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  When we pulled out of Afghanistan, we left behind passport making equipment.
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  Oh, yeah.
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  Oh, so they're able to make their own visas and passports, too, because we abandoned our embassy.
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  Remember that?
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  Yeah, there was passport making and visa making equipment in that embassy.
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  Uh and each Afghan for the Catholic charities uh generates 2,275 per head in federal payments, plus a whole flood of housing funds, food programs, legal services, transportation budgets, caseworker salaries, emergency response add-ons, and so on and so forth.
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  And it's sort of the same with the Somalians, and Catholic charities admitted, and it was the same at the southern border with Guatemalans and everybody coming out of Central America and South America too, and um Mexico, of course, but most of those migrants were not Mexicans, strangely enough.
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  Uh they were with there were Pakistanis and Indians in there and Afghans too, and all kinds of people in that southern border.
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  Um, but Catholic charities admitted that they had to expand from 65 staff members to 105 in just 90 days.
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  That's not charity.
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  That's a group that's scaling up a federally funded migration program.
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  And the Afghan airlift brought 76,000 Afghans into the United States outside of the legal refugee system or the legal visa system.
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  And Catholic charities was one of the biggest distributors of these people to sanctuary cities around the country.
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  In Oklahoma, they turned Oklahoma into a resettlement hub.
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  Now, when I said 1800 in six months, that's just Oklahoma.
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  That's just Oklahoma City, folks.
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  That's not nationally.
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  Catholic charities openly said we treat it like we're doing disaster response.
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  But it wasn't a disaster for Oklahomans.
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  It was a disaster for Oklahoma because the people they were bringing in treating like a disaster response were creating a disaster for Oklahomans.
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  Oklahoma didn't ask for this.
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  Oklahoma didn't vote for this.
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  Oklahoma had no say whatsoever.
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  Catholic charities imported more Afghans into Oklahoma in six months than the state had seen in decades, reshaping communities with zero consent from the taxpayers or citizens.
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  And that was just the beginning.
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  Catholic charities proudly worked with Muslim groups, 80 plus Christian congregations, secular and interfaith networks, Jewish organizations, and evangelical churches.
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  Now, a lot of these people think that they're doing good by doing well.
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  Actually, they're doing well under the wrapper of doing good.
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  But uh a lot of people really have uh, you know, they're they're naive and they don't think that they're doing anything wrong by helping people.
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  Well, helping people is fine, but they don't realize what the effects of all this is, and their organizations are getting paid to do it.
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  So that is, you know, instead of them raising the money themselves to help these people and bring them into the church communities, they're not coming into the church communities, they're being distributed to sanctuary cities.
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  It's just a handoff.
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  So they built a massive left.
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  Wing and Islamic interfaith machine, okay, including you know, woke Christians to import unvetted migrants, and they sold it as Christian love, ladies and gentlemen.
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  This is the red green axis in action, okay.
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  Left wing networks, Islamic organizations, religious nonprofits, republican silence, all working together to reshape red states and blue states.
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  But they're also, you know, you know, they're packing these people into red states, too.
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  I mean, you know, I noticed the last couple of times I was in Texas.
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  I'd get it at an Afghan uh Uber driver once in a while.
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  That never happened.
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  First, it was only Texans as Uber drivers, and then it became, you know, Hindus and some Pakistanis and uh some Latinos, okay.
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  Now every third driver, maybe is an Afghan.
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  Really?
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  In Dallas.
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  And why did they do all this?
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  Okay, why did they do all this?
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  That's what we ask ourselves, right?
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  Homeless Americans in Oklahoma City are still homeless.
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  They got nothing.
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  Homeless veterans in Tulsa get nothing.
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  Struggling Oklahoma families get nothing, right?
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  Catholic charities didn't hire 40 new staff to house homeless Oklahomans.
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  They didn't mobilize 80 organizations to help American families that are down on their luck.
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  Okay.
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  They didn't mobilize 80 organizations to help veterans that are hurting or living on the streets.
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  They did it for Afghans, because that's where the federal money was coming from.
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  So let's stop calling this work Christian charity, folks, because it's not.
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  Catholic charities was not serving the church.
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  They were not serving their local communities.
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  They were serving a federal contract while hiding behind religious branding and tax exempt status.
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  It was a profitable mass importation system that helped reshape red states like Oklahoma and Texas and others.
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  And they still brag about it today.
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  In Europe, conservative leaders openly call these non-government organizations human traffickers.
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  See what Victor Orban calls the NGOs.
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  Victor Orban is the pet president of Hungary.
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  He's not standing for it.
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  He speaks against it in the in the EU chambers all the time.
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  So when will our politicians finally stand up and begin to tell the truth?
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  It's Cloud Pivot, okay?
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  Look up Cloud Pivot.
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  It's Cloud Pivot strategy written large via forced migration.
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  Start a war, the war starts a stampede.
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  Hidden in the stampede are terrorists that subvert can subvert and destroy our country.
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  And they come in as sleeper cells while laundering all the money through the failed nations, corrupt banks, and into politicians' offshore bank accounts and NGOs that continue to lather, rinse, repeat, do it again.
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  That's what's going on right now in the world.
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  And I wish I had better news for you.
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  And a new report suggests that uh university of Delaware student in a in a related story, a university of Delaware student named Luke Mon, 25 years old, was arrested after a routine traffic stop, and cops allegedly found a loaded Glock pistol with 27 rounds with a converted machine gun with 1200 rounds, some body armor, extended magazines, and a manifesto plotting a campus attack.
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  And in his notebook, they found a diagram of the University of Delaware police headquarters with entry and exit points, warfare tactics, and the words kill all dash martyrdom.
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  He told the feds that stopped him and arrested him that becoming a martyr was his goal.
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  He is from Pakistan.
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  Now, and let's not forget, okay.
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  Let's not forget the Afghan immigrant who shot two National Guard members in DC this last week, killing one and critically wounding the other and wounding some others.
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  Uh, or the Afghan immigrant who was caught in Fort Worth, Texas with bomb making equipment planning a mass bombing.
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  Fort Worth, by the way, is uh I've been there many times.
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  It's a lovely little town.
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  Uh cowboy town, kind of.
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  There's uh it's you know, it was part of the great uh cattle drive in the old days, and it's pretty close to Plano, where there's a massive community of Muslims that have built the largest mosque in the country recently, and they're pushing Sharia law, and Governor Abbott is aware of it.
• 35:26
  And then we have Dearborn, Michigan, and Patterson, New Jersey, and Jersey City, where Muslims have basically taken over the local government and city councils in certain districts.
• 35:36
  And it's a growing trend of creeping jihad happening now all over the country.
• 35:44
  And that's it for our second segment.
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• 38:40
  I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
• 38:42
  And uh before we left for the break, we were talking about uh the immigration invasion in America and around the world.
• 38:50
  And um, so among embedded in these waves of people coming in unvetted are um criminals, okay?
• 39:01
  And Trump was not wrong by saying there are criminals in that mix, okay.
• 39:06
  I mean, who would get rid of their ID and not come in through the front door unless they had something to hide?
• 39:11
  Okay, they're breaking our law by coming here in the first place in many cases, but then Biden opened up the gates.
• 39:17
  So it's a Trojan horse situation coming into our country.
• 39:22
  And Fox News alerted us this week that uh New York has freed nearly 7,000 criminal illegals that are wanted by ICE.
• 39:32
  And now this is a trend going on in some of the most liberal cities in our country.
• 39:37
  The uh the cities themselves are freeing the detainees that ICE has arrested.
• 39:44
  So they're setting free the bears back on their society, okay?
• 39:47
  And that uh that sounds like suicide to me.
• 39:50
  Um, it can only increase the crime rate and make the job harder for uh federal officials and law abiding citizens who live in those areas.
• 40:00
  Areas.
• 40:00
  This is completely insane.
• 40:03
  New York released almost 7,000 criminal illegal aliens that had active ICE detainers, including killers, sex predators, and one lunatic who was deported eight times who attacked an Ithaca cop with a machete.
• 40:19
  Okay.
• 40:20
  So that's the kind of people that they're turning loose on the community again.
• 40:24
  And that shouldn't surprise anyone because these liberal cities and states, what they do is they're on a they have a catch and release program with vicious violent criminals.
• 40:36
  They just let them go.
• 40:37
  Somebody rapes somebody and they give them a slap on the wrist and turn it back on the street to rape more people until maybe he kills somebody and then they give him a light sentence too.
• 40:45
  So here's the thing.
• 40:48
  These released criminals include people linked to at least 29 homicides.
• 40:55
  And according to the New York Post, their wrap sheets include 29 homicides, thousands of assaults, hundreds of robberies, burglaries, uh, drug and weapons offenses, and sex predatory crimes.
• 41:09
  And that's according to the Department of Homeland Security, who has documented all this stuff.
• 41:15
  And you know, New York is a sanctuary now for criminals, not citizens, and several other cities around the country are now sanctuaries for criminals and not citizens.
• 41:27
  And that's a problem that undermines our rule of law.
• 41:33
  And uh in breaking news, this is interesting.
• 41:36
  Mike Lindell, who is a Minnesota native, has now officially filed his paperwork to run for governor of Minnesota.
• 41:47
  Mike Lindell, of course, is the my pillow guy.
• 41:50
  He's been a big supporter of President Donald Trump.
• 41:54
  He was a big proponent of auditing our election systems, and he has uh brought some receipts about how the election systems were being um manipulated and um and fraudulently used.
• 42:10
  Now, this is the moment many Minnesotans have probably been waiting for.
• 42:15
  I mean, he's a real challenger, he's a real outsider, he's a real fighter, and if this matchup holds, Mike Lindell will be going head to head against Tim Waltz.
• 42:26
  Now, Tim Waltz is taking some shocks these days because his state, and especially Minneapolis, St.
• 42:32
  Paul area is falling apart under fraud and abuse and criminal activity.
• 42:39
  And after everything that's come out in the last few days, Waltz is walking into this race, maybe in the weakest position of his entire career.
• 42:48
  More than 400 current workers inside the Minnesota Department of Human Services have now accused the Waltz administration of being fully responsible for the massive fraud occurring inside state programs.
• 43:03
  These whistleblowers say that they warned the administration again and again.
• 43:08
  They say that they documented fraud.
• 43:10
  They say that they raised alarms.
• 43:13
  They say that their warnings were completely ignored, and they say that they were even punished for trying to protect the taxpayers of Minnesota.
• 43:22
  In other words, they went after the whistleblowers, not the criminals.
• 43:26
  The scale of this fraud is staggering.
• 43:29
  We're talking about money meant for vulnerable families during the pandemic.
• 43:34
  We're talking about food aid for children that never got the food and went hungry.
• 43:40
  We're talking about hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars vanishing into shell organizations and smurfed offshore.
• 43:49
  Some of it to support warlord organizations, apparently.
• 43:54
  In Somalia and other places, we are talking about dozens of people already charged in one of the largest fraud scandals in state history.
• 44:04
  Workers inside the department say the governor's administration suppressed internal audits.
• 44:09
  They say oversight tools were disabled.
• 44:13
  Electronic oversight tools on budgetary items and so forth.
• 44:17
  Disabled.
• 44:18
  They say whistleblowers were silenced.
• 44:22
  They say leadership protected itself rather than the people who depended on these programs who were the taxpayers and their constituents.
• 44:30
  All of this is coming out at the exact moment that Mike Lindell is stepping into this race.
• 44:36
  And Mike has said for years that Minnesota has been mismanaged under Tim Waltz.
• 44:43
  And he's right.
• 44:44
  Now the state's own employees are confirming every single warning sign that Mike pointed to.
• 44:50
  And this is why the political class is suddenly nervous.
• 44:54
  Because Mike Lindell is no cautious candidate.
• 44:58
  He's no wallflower.
• 44:59
  He's not somebody who hides behind polite talking points.
• 45:03
  He's somebody who walks into a debate ready to talk about everything politicians are trying to hide.
• 45:09
  And he now has a mountain of evidence to point to.
• 45:17
  Can you picture Mike Lindell looking straight at the camera and then looking at Waltz and asking why more than 400 state workers that work under him are accusing the administration of his administration of ignoring massive fraud?
• 45:33
  Can you picture Mike Lindell asking why warnings from inside the department were dismissed and ignored?
• 45:40
  Can you picture him asking why people who tried to protect the taxpayers were threatened?
• 45:46
  How about Mike Lindell asking why food aid for needy children never reached the families who needed it?
• 45:55
  Instead, it went overseas.
• 45:58
  Suitcases of cash coming out of Minneapolis-St.
• 46:01
  Paul Airport.
• 46:03
  Can you picture him asking where the money went and who failed to stop it?
• 46:08
  Tim Waltz is about to face something that he's not used to, and he's not going to be able to tap dance around this one.
• 46:16
  He is about to face somebody who's not afraid of him, somebody who's not owned by big donors or consultants, somebody who owes the political machine absolutely nothing.
• 46:27
  In fact, the political machine went after Mike Lindell hard.
• 46:31
  They nearly bankrupted him because he was a Trump supporter, because he wanted to point to election fraud that was going on, and now we know it's been going on.
• 46:41
  Now it's being exposed.
• 46:43
  But back then, they took they said Mike Lindell, he's the crazy My Pillow guy.
• 46:47
  He doesn't know anything.
• 46:49
  And they tried to bankrupt him.
• 46:51
  They sued him.
• 46:52
  The the uh election machine manufacturers sued him for big money.
• 46:58
  They tried to wipe him out.
• 47:00
  Somebody who knows exactly what Minnesota has endured and is ready to speak plainly about it, is now on deck to run for governor.
• 47:08
  How about that?
• 47:09
  Mike Lindell is about to become Tim Waltz's worst nightmare.
• 47:13
  Minnesota has been through a lot of chaos.
• 47:16
  Okay.
• 47:16
  It's been through riots.
• 47:18
  The cities were burned down.
• 47:19
  It's been through mismanagement.
• 47:21
  It's been through scandal after scandal.
• 47:24
  Families there are tired of excuses.
• 47:26
  Taxpayers are tired of watching their money disappear.
• 47:29
  State workers are tired of being ignored and punished for telling the truth.
• 47:34
  Minnesota deserves honest leadership and accountability.
• 47:39
  And they deserve somebody who puts the people of Minnesota first.
• 47:44
  And I believe Mike Lindell believes that he is that person.
• 47:48
  And I think a lot of people may agree with him.
• 47:51
  And politically speaking, he could not have chosen a more perfect moment to step in.
• 47:56
  So let the campaign begin.
• 47:58
  Let Minnesota finally have a real choice.
• 48:02
  And Mike Lindell, I remember shaking your hand in Palm Beach, Florida, and I have to tell you, I can only say one thing.
• 48:09
  Let's go, Mike.
• 48:11
  I look forward to seeing how the campaign develops.
• 48:16
  And breaking news, there is more corruption surfacing.
• 48:22
  A top Obama DEA official has been busted, indicted in a drug cartel sting operation, now facing narco-terrorism charges for conspiring to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization.
• 48:38
  Paul Campo and Robert Sensi conspired to assist one of the most notorious Mexican drug cartels responsible for countless deaths through violence and drug trafficking in the United States and Mexico.
• 48:54
  We'll see how this develops.
• 48:56
  This is a new story, and it's still developing.
• 48:58
  But let's see how it how it comes out.
• 49:00
  Let me spell out though the insanity that we're living through as Americans, because the hypocrisy is wild.
• 49:11
  Fraud is not the exception anymore.
• 49:13
  It's the norm.
• 49:15
  It's a business model.
• 49:18
  While fraud explodes across every major government program and locally, too, by the way.
• 49:24
  Don't think that the major top government uh programs are the biggest uh fraud proponents.
• 49:30
  Uh the fraud is occurring even down to the grassroots level in our little towns and communities.
• 49:36
  Um, but Obamacare, SNAP, Medicaid, unemployment, student loans, uh, these are all subject to massive fraud, we're finding out.
• 49:46
  The political class, oh, yeah, the uh the uh we forgot the uh the PPP loans for uh for um the uh COVID situation.
• 49:58
  Um there were there was money.
• 50:00
  For PPP loans, that has been wildly defrauded as well.
• 50:05
  The political class is acting like everything's fine, just as long as their side stays in power.
• 50:11
  They don't want to rock the boat.
• 50:13
  But you know, if some people still don't believe it and they still need receipts, there are real verified fraud examples here in America right now.
• 50:24
  Um there's Obamacare subsidy frauds.
• 50:28
  Okay, this is confirmed by the inspector general.
• 50:30
  A government watchdog created fake IDs, and 90% were approved for subsidies without proper documentation.
• 50:38
  Some applications use dead people's Social Security numbers, and the system still paid them out.
• 50:43
  And this is from the Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General in 2024.
• 50:48
  Okay.
• 50:49
  And it's not just that.
• 50:50
  It's voting, it's voting records, fraudulent voting records, fraudulent driver's licenses, dead people on the rolls on the voting rolls.
• 50:59
  Then there's COVID relief fraud, the biggest one in New York in U.S.
• 51:02
  history.
• 51:03
  There's more than 200 billion in pandemic aid was stolen or paid improperly through PPP, through unemployment programs, and through relief grants, criminal rings, fake businesses, shell companies, inmate scams, the entire works.
• 51:21
  And that source is the U.S.
• 51:22
  government accountability office in 2023.
• 51:25
  You can look that up.
• 51:26
  Okay.
• 51:27
  So here we're giving the receipts here, ladies and gentlemen.
• 51:30
  And then there's the SNAP EBT retail fraud going on.
• 51:35
  The SNAP program.
• 51:36
  Remember when the left squealed that uh, you know, the shutdown of government was cutting snap benefits.
• 51:41
  Well, that's because it was cutting the gravy train of this retail fraud going on.
• 51:45
  The USDA has confirmed historic levels of trafficking, with some stores exchanging SNAP and EBT benefits for cash and up to 90 cents on the dollar.
• 51:56
  This has been a scam for decades, okay.
• 51:59
  In New York City, the bodegas have been doing this for decades.
• 52:02
  They'll give you 90 cents for every dollar in EBT.
• 52:05
  Okay.
• 52:11
  And the cash is often used for drugs.
• 52:14
  So uh, and that comes from the USDA Office of Inspector General from 2022 to 2024.
• 52:20
  And then there's the student loan fraud.
• 52:23
  Federal investigators found billions in Pell Grants.
• 52:26
  This is just recently, ladies and gentlemen.
• 52:28
  In Pell Grants and student aid paid out to ghost students, just like ghost voters and ghost uh EBT and SNAP benefits, okay?
• 52:37
  They paid out to Ghost students, fake enrollment rings, identity theft applicants.
• 52:43
  People are stealing people's identity to get student Pell grants and uh college student aid, okay.
• 52:49
  And this is from the Department of Education OIG.
• 52:54
  Um, multiple reports, actually, from 2020 to 2024.
• 52:59
  And then, I mean, this is the fifth one now.
• 53:02
  Medicare and Medicaid fraud.
• 53:04
  That's going on like crazy too.
• 53:06
  A Justice Department sweep recently has uncovered over 2.7 billion in fraudulent Medicare and Medicaid fraud claims, including fake medical equipment billing and prescription schemes.
• 53:19
  And the source there is the Department of Justice Healthcare Fraud Unit, 2023.
• 53:24
  So this is the backdrop that we're dealing with in our country, ladies and gentlemen.
• 53:29
  We can't just bury our heads in the sand anymore.
• 53:32
  This is the country that Donald Trump waited back into.
• 53:36
  This is the swamp that he went in knees deep and points higher for us for our country.
• 53:42
  Okay.
• 53:43
  Is he perfect?
• 53:44
  No, he's not perfect.
• 53:45
  Does he make all decisions correct?
• 53:47
  No, he probably doesn't, okay.
• 53:49
  Is he the best we've seen in a long, long time?
• 53:52
  Absolutely.
• 53:54
  So Trump spent four years being hunted by the same people that are now pretending to care about norms and morals and the poor and and you know the um the downtrodden immigrant, the forgotten man.
• 54:07
  Trump was the first one to talk about the forgotten man, okay.
• 54:11
  He was impeached, surveilled, investigated, and lied about illegally, nonstop.
• 54:19
  And he still never pardoned himself.
• 54:22
  He never fled the country.
• 54:24
  He never pardoned his family.
• 54:27
  He never hid beyond lawyers, and he never once asked for special treatment.
• 54:32
  When Biden waddles in, suddenly corruption becomes rampant.
• 54:37
  Okay.
• 54:38
  His family used public service like a punch card for foreign governments.
• 54:43
  Millions from China, millions from Ukraine, influence peddling dressed up as diplomacy, pay-to-play deals in Ukraine and China and elsewhere, Russia.
• 54:54
  Yeah, the Russia-Russia thing was really the Biden's taking money.
• 54:59
  You remember Hunter Biden and his and his father and his uncle?
• 55:03
  They took money from the mayor of Moscow's wife.
• 55:07
  Five million dollars, diamond rings from China, gifts, who knows what other gifts they got.
• 55:13
  That's only the stuff we know about.
• 55:16
  And when things started closing in, Biden didn't fight it.
• 55:20
  What did he do?
• 55:22
  He pardoned his entire family using autopen, and we're going to see what happens with the autopen, I promise you.
• 55:30
  But what?
• 55:31
  The media says there's nothing to see here, right?
• 55:33
  It didn't happen, right?
• 55:35
  Nothing to see here.
• 55:37
  But mentioned that, and the media goes silent like somebody unplugged their teleprompter.
• 55:42
  They choke on their words.
• 55:44
  Meanwhile, the same Department of Justice that shrugged at Biden's scandals, threw every charge imaginable at Trump.
• 55:51
  Tax cases, document cases, speech cases, fantasy cases, made up hookers.
• 55:58
  Who knows?
• 56:00
  Anything to kneecap the one person that they couldn't control.
• 56:04
  False stories about making fun of the handicapped.
• 56:07
  I mean, come on.
• 56:08
  You can't make this stuff up.
• 56:10
  Is anybody even talking about the Epstein files anymore?
• 56:14
  That magically disappeared from every news outlet recently, too, interestingly enough.
• 56:18
  They were screaming about Trump not releasing the Epstein files until he began to release them.
• 56:24
  They tried to bankrupt him.
• 56:26
  They tried to jail him.
• 56:27
  They tried to destroy him publicly.
• 56:28
  They tried to smear him with Epstein, come out clean as a whistle.
• 56:32
  And now he's back in the Oval Office stronger than ever.
• 56:35
  And they're panicking because he's using a power that every president before him has used before him, including Biden, who pardoned his family all the way out the door.
• 56:44
  Spare me the outrage.
• 56:46
  If you don't get to weapon, you you know, you don't get to weaponize the government for four years, like Biden did, and then cry authoritarian the very moment the tables turn.
• 56:59
  And the American people are done being gaslit by a ruling class that can't control their own corruption.
• 57:08
  We may not be 100% MAGA, but we are conservative, ladies and gentlemen.
• 57:13
  And MAGA represents us better than probably any other ideology in the country right now.
• 57:19
  We believe in faith, family, and freedom, and the courage to call out corruption, no matter who it offends.
• 57:29
  And that's the end of my show, ladies and gentlemen.
• 57:31
  I'm privileged to be here as your host.
• 57:33
  My name is Bruce Robertson, and this is Unleashed, the political news hour.
• 57:40
  May no weapon formed against you prosper.