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Tim Walz Is Screwed: $9 Billion Minnesota Fraud Whistleblower Speaks Out – Dustin Grage · Unshaken & Unafraid with Joe Pags

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Speaker 1: Just twenty four hours ago, Tim Wall suddenly dropped out
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Speaker 1: of the race for re election as the governor of Minnesota. Tonight,
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Speaker 1: I've got the journalist who's been tracking the nine billion
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Speaker 1: dollars in fraud cases tied to his administration from day one,
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Speaker 1: and what he reveals in this interview will explain everything
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Speaker 1: and exactly why Walls is running for the exits Governor.
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Speaker 1: Tim Walls, who wasn't afraid of MAGA when he ran
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Speaker 1: for vice president, who wasn't afraid of President Trump when
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Speaker 1: he ran for vice president, came out today and kinda
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Speaker 1: sort of made it seem like those magaminis are why
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Speaker 1: I've got to get out of the way. So talk
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Speaker 1: to me about this. You broke this, I think yesterday
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Speaker 1: or maybe even the day before that looked like Tim
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Speaker 1: Walls might be dropping out. What's going on here?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: No, So it had come from another journalist here locally,
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Speaker 3: and it just kind of made its way up the
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Speaker 3: food chain eventually to me. I posted out it started
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Speaker 3: to get a little bit of viral attention. But yeah,
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Speaker 3: there was a rumor that and frankly, this has been
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Speaker 3: in the works for a little bit. We've kind of
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Speaker 3: had inklean that he has was going to drop out.
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Speaker 3: In particular, the current conspiracy, which is no longer conspiracy
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Speaker 3: at this point, is very valid. All of my sources
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Speaker 3: who originally before anyone else, actually predicted Tim Walls would
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Speaker 3: become the vice presidential nominee for Kamala Harris a the
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Speaker 3: righty mate. I was two weeks ahead of the game
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Speaker 3: on that, and mostly due to that is just I
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Speaker 3: have sources here in Minnesota, and those same sources that
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Speaker 3: predicted that Tim Walls would become that VP running mate
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Speaker 3: for Kamala Harris are now predicting the same thing today,
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Speaker 3: and that is that Tim Walls does not see a
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Speaker 3: path to win in statewide and Minnesota anymore, at least
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Speaker 3: in the near future. So the plan now is for
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Speaker 3: him to step back and let Amy Klobashar or US
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Speaker 3: Senator come forward, and then if she were to win,
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Speaker 3: because currently she is the most popular of our statewide
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Speaker 3: candidates for the Democrats on their side, if she were
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Speaker 3: to win, her seat would then become vacated, and then
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Speaker 3: she could actually appoint Tim Walls to run for the
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Speaker 3: to become the US Senator overnight without any other vetting.
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Speaker 3: It would just be her decision as governor.
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Speaker 1: At that point, it is dustin grag Boy, that's a
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Speaker 1: whole lot there, So let's break that down. Tim Walls
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Speaker 1: again ran for a vice president, came within a few
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Speaker 1: million votes of becoming the vice president. Thank god it
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Speaker 1: didn't happen, said he was going to run for reelection
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Speaker 1: in Minnesota. Suddenly the daycare scandal, scandals that you've been
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Speaker 1: covering well before we even heard the name Nick Shirley.
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Speaker 1: Is it because of that? They're gonna hand him in
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Speaker 1: office now? Because I guess he's owed something. If it
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Speaker 1: happens like you said, Amy klobashar run she wins. I
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Speaker 1: hope not. And then she gets to appoint him as
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Speaker 1: the US Senator, so he gets a step up into
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Speaker 1: the US Senate seat, even with all this this stuff
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Speaker 1: going on with fraud in Minnesota. Is the timing of
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Speaker 1: this because of the national attention now in the fraud
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Speaker 1: in Minnesota?
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Speaker 3: No, there's no question now. Granted it did start a
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Speaker 3: little bit just before that. There was the Chris Rufo report.
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Speaker 3: I think a lot of people are familiar with and
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Speaker 3: granted a lot of the parts of that report, you know,
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Speaker 3: they were known before. But Chris really brought it forward,
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Speaker 3: and that's what brought the national attention to really start spewing.
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Speaker 3: And I mean this has been now a month and
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Speaker 3: a half long process almost but once that broke and
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Speaker 3: then it eventually landed, Nick Shirley and all these other
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Speaker 3: minor reports in between just exploded into Tim Walls realizing
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Speaker 3: he has no shot. And now to this point he
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Speaker 3: had his lowest approval rating of forty seven percent, which
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Speaker 3: still seems like way too much in my opinion, it
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Speaker 3: does it, but under one of his more favored polsters,
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Speaker 3: it was looking like a death sentence to the guy.
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Speaker 3: So he realized the writing was on the wall and
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Speaker 3: this was not going to slow down things to people
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Speaker 3: like me and people around us like Nick Sorder, our
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Speaker 3: other fellows Swatted. He actually made a trip up here
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Speaker 3: to Minnesota and we've been tagged teaming on some stuff
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Speaker 3: to actually bring forward even more coming forward, and frankly,
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Speaker 3: it's still not over. There's still more people coming up
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Speaker 3: here and breaking more stuff down and doing more videos
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Speaker 3: and getting more attention on this fraud. So it's still
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Speaker 3: far from over.
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Speaker 1: At graged dust over on x g R A g
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Speaker 1: E dustin no spaces or anything like that. Go follow
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Speaker 1: him there. You can go to dustin grags dot com. Also,
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Speaker 1: so let's break down. I had Liz Collin on about
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Speaker 1: a month ago. She told us a lot about this
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Speaker 1: fraud that was going on. As you said, Chris Ruffo,
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Speaker 1: who we've had on the program, he's been uncovering a
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Speaker 1: lot of this. You've been all over this from day one.
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Speaker 1: Nick Shirley shows up and again gets the national attention
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Speaker 1: to love that. Nick shorder went there. I saw you
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Speaker 1: two sitting down, a big interview coming up with the
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Speaker 1: two of you together. All of that said, why does
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Speaker 1: Amy Kloboshar have a chance. Isn't Minnesota ready to get
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Speaker 1: away from these fraudulent democrats? I know that the two
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Speaker 1: counties run the entire state when it comes to elections,
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Speaker 1: but we're also looking to clean up the election roles,
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Speaker 1: the voter roles in Minnesota before the election in twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six.
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Speaker 2: What's like that it happen. Does a Scott Jensen have
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Speaker 2: a chance.
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Speaker 3: No, there's a lot of candidates honestly coming forward. There
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Speaker 3: is Scott who I know has been on this program
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Speaker 3: before a cup. There's honestly like six really good candidates
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Speaker 3: out I won't go through a name of them all
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Speaker 3: just because there are so many right now. But yes,
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Speaker 3: we do have a shot, even with Amy running, because
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Speaker 3: there's kind of this like perceived notion that Amy's so
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Speaker 3: popular she can't lose because she won by I think
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Speaker 3: like fourteen points last time. But right it was against
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Speaker 3: probably our weakest statewide candidate we've ever had in Royce White.
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Speaker 3: I mean, he was using campaign finance dollars to go
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Speaker 3: pay for strip clubs in Florida. It's he just wants
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Speaker 3: to Is that a problem? You know, Well you could
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Speaker 3: use a personal money, that's right, all right, So you
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Speaker 3: had bus perception there, But ultimately she's much weaker than
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Speaker 3: people would perceive. But yeah, we can touch on that
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Speaker 3: more well.
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Speaker 2: I want to.
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Speaker 1: I want to talk about the relationship among the Democrats
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Speaker 1: in that state. You've got the ANTIFA guy, Keith Ellison,
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Speaker 1: who is your attorney general, the top cop of the state.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't believe rape victim should call the police, if the
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Speaker 1: rapist left, you should call a counselor. This is a
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Speaker 1: guy that doesn't believe in police. He would like to
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Speaker 1: defund the police. His stupid son was getting paid all
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Speaker 1: sorts of money as he didn't live in Minneapolis on
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Speaker 1: the city count in Minneapolis. Is this a voter rolls issue?
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Speaker 2: We know that.
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Speaker 1: I think Project Veritas went there and showed that people
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Speaker 1: are getting paid just to have their votes handed over.
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Speaker 1: Babblah bob. The mail in ballots are a major problem.
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Speaker 1: We've had Harmey Dylan on this program and she says,
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Speaker 1: the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights that Minnesota won't
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Speaker 1: give over their voting roles. Are we going to find
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Speaker 1: a bunch of fraud? Just just give me your prediction
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Speaker 1: here if we ever get to see what's going on,
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Speaker 1: and can that clean things up to where a Republican
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Speaker 1: has a chance.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's just this is all very new and
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Speaker 3: quite Yes, this is happening right now, and honestly, I
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Speaker 3: do have state legislators working with Harmey Dillon at this
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Speaker 3: moment because we actually uncovered a voter fraud scheme in
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Speaker 3: Saint Cloud, Minnesota, another Somali population here in the state,
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Speaker 3: and right in the smack Dad middle, we uncovered a
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Speaker 3: city council candidate that had been busting in candidates to
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Speaker 3: go vote for them. Come on, we're talking about people
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Speaker 3: strong arming each other, pulling them to the polls, pointing
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Speaker 3: to the candidate on the ballot to vote for. We
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Speaker 3: just talked to more counties that because multiple counties cross
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Speaker 3: over into the city, and I'm hearing the same exact
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Speaker 3: story from all of these counties, all three of them,
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Speaker 3: that an individual was coming in, busting them in, grabbing
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Speaker 3: them by the arm, kind of telling them who to
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Speaker 3: vote for. And whenever he was questioned, he let the
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Speaker 3: county workers know that he's writing a book on elections,
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Speaker 3: and if you don't want to be in his book,
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Speaker 3: you're not going to question him as an interpreter helping
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Speaker 3: the Somali candidate. So this is happening. It's happening right now.
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Speaker 3: And you know, quite frankly, when we broke another election
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Speaker 3: fraud story. Granted this is in Maryland, but everyone's probably
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Speaker 3: familiar with Maryland man who's actually a superintendent in Iowa.
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Speaker 3: He was illegally registered as a Democrat since twenty twelve
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Speaker 3: in Maryland. So we broke that story forward and then
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Speaker 3: Harmeat Dillon started to get involved with that, and now
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Speaker 3: we have this situation and coincidentally, guess what, Joe, guess
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Speaker 3: what's two states aren't allowing to hand and over their
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Speaker 3: voter rolls. Minnesota and Maryland are two of those states.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I was gonna say Maryland.
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Speaker 3: There's a reason for that, and they want to hide something,
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Speaker 3: So there's absolutely something there, no question.
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Speaker 1: Let me ask you about what I said off the
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Speaker 1: top of the interview, and it's Dustin Grage. Go and
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Speaker 1: follow them everywhere. Why is this Minnesota nice thing? Why
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Speaker 1: is this continue? Why can't you guys dig it and
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Speaker 1: be mean? And I mean that, I listen. I spent
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Speaker 1: eight years in Michigan. I've spent a little bit of
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Speaker 1: time in Minnesota. I've been on the air in Minnesota
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Speaker 1: for over ten years. And again them live not only
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Speaker 1: in Minneapolis, he Paul, but in several other cities as well.
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Speaker 2: You guys are really really nice. I love that.
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Speaker 1: But you got to dig in and say enough is
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Speaker 1: enough first and foremost. And I guess this ties into
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Speaker 1: why you're so nice? Why are there so many Somalis there?
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Speaker 1: Eastern Africa climate wise, culture wise, and governmentally is nothing
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Speaker 1: like Minnesota. I almost get it. If they go to
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Speaker 1: Georgia or Florida or here in Texas, at least climate wise,
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Speaker 1: it's similar. What the hell are they doing in Minnesota?
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Speaker 3: No, no question, And simply put, there's there's two parts
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Speaker 3: that coin, but the main one is Lutheran services. So
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Speaker 3: we're a very Lutheran centric community in Minnesota. A lot
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Speaker 3: of Lutheran churches and if you're familiar with the Rainbow
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Speaker 3: Churches luther ELCA, that's predominantly where Minnesota kind of lies
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Speaker 3: on the religious spectrum. Now, we also have Catholics charities
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Speaker 3: and all these other NGOs.
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Speaker 1: That interrupt for a second, I want those watching listening
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Speaker 1: to understand. They call themselves Catholic charities, they're NGOs making
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Speaker 1: tons of money in order to bring in illegal aliens.
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Speaker 1: That's what Catholic charities did. Lutheran charities, I guess, is
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Speaker 1: the same sort of thing. Are they actually Lutheran at all?
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Speaker 1: Because Catholic charities, I don't think they're Catholic at all.
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Speaker 1: And certainly Somali's aren't Lutheran even if they were a
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Speaker 1: Lutheran organization. This is a group of Muslims from an
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Speaker 1: Eastern African you know state. So again I'm sorry to interrupt.
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Speaker 1: I want people watching and listening to understand. Because Cathris
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Speaker 1: charities and because we're getting Lutheran charities. It doesn't mean
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Speaker 1: that they are like Catholics and Lutherans that you know,
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Speaker 1: go ahead.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, no, no question. And ultimately that's the big red
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Speaker 3: flag right there, because we have had actually some incredible
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Speaker 3: refugees from here. The MN community is a good example
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Speaker 3: where they came here, they weren't Christians, but once they
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Speaker 3: got here, they started converting to Christianity, they started learning English,
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Speaker 3: and they've actually, you know, aside you know, the obvious
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Speaker 3: things of like assimilation difficulties, like they've had their rough roads,
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Speaker 3: like the Italians did, like anyone else did that came over.
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Speaker 3: But Somemalis in particular people about nine Muslim they don't
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Speaker 3: want to learn the English, and they don't want to
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Speaker 3: accustom to our society. And quite frankly, a lot of
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Speaker 3: them just subscribe to this Middle Eastern type of Islam
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Speaker 3: and they believe in Sharia law and they don't want
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Speaker 3: to move away from that. And that is ultimately at
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Speaker 3: the crux of the difficulty of this community in particular
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Speaker 3: coming to Minnesota and causing so much issues because.
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Speaker 1: They But I go back to my initial question, why Minnesota,
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Speaker 1: why not some other state? Why didn't Lutheran charities take
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Speaker 1: them to a state that at least was similar climate wise.
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Speaker 1: What was it about Minnesota? Is it because you guys
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Speaker 1: are overwhelmingly nice and they knew that you wouldn't raise
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Speaker 1: U stink?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: No, I mean we used to call this toxic empathy,
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Speaker 3: but Joe I at this point I had to call
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Speaker 3: it suicidal empathy. Yes, because there are still liberals who
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Speaker 3: will allow this and continue to push for it. But yes,
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Speaker 3: we had an NGO system of those two organizations in
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Speaker 3: particular kind of being the main culprits that collected government
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Speaker 3: money and then did these sponsor programs that brought them
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Speaker 3: over here. Now we're finding actually with Operation Twin Shields,
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Speaker 3: which is part of the federal government, they did investigation here.
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Speaker 3: They did like a thousand audits of different Somalis that
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Speaker 3: came over. They found in almost half the cases there
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Speaker 3: was some type of marriage or immigration fraud found within
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Speaker 3: those cases. And one of the main things with the
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Speaker 3: fraud involved with the immigration cases is these organizations, these
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Speaker 3: NGOs were improperly doing this buddy system to bring them over.
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Speaker 3: So a lot of that paperwork is illegal, and quite frankly,
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Speaker 3: it could be a much larger population once we get
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Speaker 3: outside of that test area. But we also just did
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Speaker 3: find out that two thousand federal agents are going to
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Speaker 3: be coming out here and helping out ICE this week potentially,
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Speaker 3: so expect a lot more immigration enforcement here in Minnesota,
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Speaker 3: and predominantly for that reason. There's a lot of immigration
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Speaker 3: fraud with these NGOs.
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Speaker 1: You talked about some intermarriage and stuff like that. We
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Speaker 1: got to get into ilhan Omar in a second. It
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Speaker 1: is Dustin Grage. Got a Dustin Grage dot com or
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Speaker 1: a Grade A Dustin over on X. He's growing like crazy.
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Speaker 1: You'd be passing me any day. You're doing so great
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Speaker 1: over there on X. And this stuff that you that
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Speaker 1: you're posting me, I can't even keep up with you.
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Speaker 1: This is how good it is. But let's talk about
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Speaker 1: the hierarchy in Minneapolis specifically. Jacob Fries saw him yesterday
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Speaker 1: dancing some stupid Somali dance or something on a piece
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Speaker 1: of video. He came out and did an actual video
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Speaker 1: for about two and a half minutes. He speaking Somali
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Speaker 1: or something. I don't understand it. From what I can tell,
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Speaker 1: the Somali population is like five to eight percent something
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Speaker 1: like that. Why is he all in on I've got
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Speaker 1: to eat some Somali food on video. Then you've got
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Speaker 1: your idiot police chief who decided he would come out
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Speaker 1: compare Somali's to Jesus Christ. And then he said, if
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Speaker 1: you see somebody who's dressed as a law enforcement officer
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Speaker 1: picking somebody on the street, they might be kidnapping them,
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Speaker 1: call nine one one. So talk to me about the
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Speaker 1: leadership in the city of Minneapolis. Are the people of
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Speaker 1: Minnesota sick and tired enough or are they okay with this? Oh?
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Speaker 3: I mean, they're absolutely sick of it. And quite frankly,
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Speaker 3: there's many cases where you know, conservatives aligned with Jacob
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Speaker 3: Pry in the past, where he was an advocate of
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Speaker 3: being against defund the police movements, but that ship has
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Speaker 3: sailed with so many people now we're kind of sick
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Speaker 3: of it. So there's not even a moderation there where
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Speaker 3: we're going to work together. Maybe we'll stop you know
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Speaker 3: Omar Fete because he's so much worse. But at the
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Speaker 3: end of the day, a lot of these people, because
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Speaker 3: the way the Somali population is set up, they work
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Speaker 3: in groups, so they kind of group together. So you'll
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Speaker 3: see cities like Saint Cloud where they're just very heavily
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Speaker 3: clustered together, or in this case Minneapolis, of a specific
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Speaker 3: neighborhood region of Cedar Riverside, you'll have tens of thousands
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Speaker 3: of Somali's potentially living in a single area. And we
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Speaker 3: covered this actually in a documentary when Tyler Olivia came
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Speaker 3: to Minnesota. We had someone interviewed and they explained as
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Speaker 3: an engineer, Somali engineer. They're from Virginia and they said, well,
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Speaker 3: but I'm gonna move to Minnesota. And the reason, Joe,
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Speaker 3: the answer was just insane. Ultimately, well, all my Somali
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Speaker 3: friends and family are here and we are gathered here,
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Speaker 3: and the reason is because we can gain political power
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Speaker 3: here in Minnesota. Those specific words, we can gain political
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Speaker 3: power and influence an elect representation that will represent our values.
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Speaker 3: And now you get Omar, Fete and all these other
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Speaker 3: I think there's probably like six of them right now
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Speaker 3: in our state legislature. And ultimately those individuals are going
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Speaker 3: to go up the ladder and become the new Illahan
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Speaker 3: Omar and she might run for Senate one day or
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Speaker 3: vice versa, and ultimately spread this influence across the way
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Speaker 3: and you're seeing it now in communities like Saint Cloud
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Speaker 3: that I referenced earlier with this voter fraud case. They
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Speaker 3: want to get someone on that city council so that
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Speaker 3: individual can maybe run for state representative or state senator
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Speaker 3: one day, and then eventually you can create this mass
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Speaker 3: representation of your community because you decided to collectively meet
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Speaker 3: in a single area or areas to collect political power.
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Speaker 1: Dustin Graage, Dustin, you know, it blows my mind because
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Speaker 1: these people are saying it out loud. They're saying it.
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Speaker 1: Elon Omar is saying she called the president of Somalia
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Speaker 1: our president. The other day, she said in Somali that
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Speaker 1: I'm in the Congress to do the work of the
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Speaker 1: Somali people or of Somalia. She's saying it. This guy,
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Speaker 1: Omar Fata, I think you nailed something. I think they
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Speaker 1: ran him so that Fry could win because he's a
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Speaker 1: little bit too far. He's waving the Somali flag saying
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Speaker 1: vote for me as mayor of Minneapolis.
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Speaker 2: But again, you've.
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Speaker 1: Got people who are looking us in the face and
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Speaker 1: saying we're going to make this place Somalia. We're going
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Speaker 1: to run it like that. It's going to be our
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Speaker 1: way or the highway, and people keep on voting. And
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Speaker 1: you said something earlier that really jumped out at me.
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Speaker 1: Empathetic suicide. I mean, this is suicide by empathy. This
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Speaker 1: is what this is. That people are so nice. And again,
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Speaker 1: those who are watching and listening from Minnesota. You know,
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Speaker 1: I love you, love I love Minnesota. I love the
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Speaker 1: people from Minnesota, but you guys are too freaking nice.
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Speaker 1: And all the really nice people moved north and got
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Speaker 1: out of Minneapolis Saint Paul, and now that place is
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Speaker 1: being like a Saint Cloud as well. Now those places
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Speaker 1: are being run by somebody who's not even from here,
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Speaker 1: who has no intention of assimilating to Western culture or
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Speaker 1: Western values. So what do you do about it? Again,
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Speaker 1: I keep asking the same question, but I really do
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Speaker 1: mean it in a different sense. Here are they waking
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Speaker 1: up that and Omar Fitte can't be that person, that
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Speaker 1: the state representatives and state senators can't be from a
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Speaker 1: foreign nation. That people who are going there and saying
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Speaker 1: out loud, this is my Somali flag that I'll waive
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Speaker 1: in the Minnesota legislature. Maybe we shouldn't vote for that person,
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Speaker 1: you know, Elon Omar may have married her brother. We'll
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Speaker 1: talk about that in earnest in a second. Why are
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Speaker 1: we continuing to.
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Speaker 2: Vote for her? Are people in a stage.
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Speaker 1: Of awakening where they're going to go, Okay, this is
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Speaker 1: like you're in our home now, and you've disrespected our
17:28
Speaker 1: home enough. We're not going to keep on giving you
17:30
Speaker 1: the invitation to come back in.
17:33
Speaker 3: No question. So there's three parts to that.
17:36
Speaker 2: God.
17:36
Speaker 3: The first Democrats, No, they're absolutely sold on this. In fact,
17:40
Speaker 3: they are going to double and triple down on this issue.
17:44
Speaker 3: They're going to say, how we're going to have to
17:45
Speaker 3: kick out more of more Minnesotas that have been here
17:49
Speaker 3: for generations and replace them with Somalis. They're going to
17:52
Speaker 3: triple down. Independents and Republicans However, very different story. They're
17:57
Speaker 3: sick of it and in particular this fraud odd that
18:01
Speaker 3: is actually consuming the state of Minnesota because when you
18:04
Speaker 3: look at these cases and you know, people have you know,
18:07
Speaker 3: got mad at me about this. But I'll be a
18:09
Speaker 3: little more specific here. Seventy eight people have been brought
18:14
Speaker 3: forward and indicted in the Femur Future scandal example. I've
18:18
Speaker 3: said seventy seven of them are smally. I guess seventy
18:20
Speaker 3: seven of them aren't all small either Eastern North Africans,
18:25
Speaker 3: you know, yeah, yeah, the same area, guys, it's the
18:31
Speaker 3: same area. Sixty or some of them are Smali. The
18:34
Speaker 3: rest are Kenyans and Ethiopians and so on and so
18:37
Speaker 3: forth right. You know, it doesn't matter to me, but
18:39
Speaker 3: they everyone else is sick of it. I mean, just anecdotally,
18:44
Speaker 3: when you go to the grocery store. I'm when I'm
18:47
Speaker 3: going down and just going to get a couple frozen
18:49
Speaker 3: pizzas for me and the kids. I hear random people
18:53
Speaker 3: that I know in the community that are, you know,
18:56
Speaker 3: pretty apathetic to politics generally. I hear the word fraud
19:01
Speaker 3: thrown out in every aisle of the grocery store.
19:04
Speaker 2: Yeah.
19:04
Speaker 3: At Thanksgiving, everyone's talking about this, And I think that
19:08
Speaker 3: anecdotally was getting to Tim Walls at one point and realizing, Man,
19:14
Speaker 3: it is just downhill from here if I'm on the ballot.
19:16
Speaker 3: And that's why he ultimately dropped out. But it is
19:19
Speaker 3: going to carry over to these other seats and ultimately
19:22
Speaker 3: give Republicans a really great chance to actually beat out
19:25
Speaker 3: some of this. But unfortunately, as I mentioned before, the
19:28
Speaker 3: Democrats will double and even triple down. And the areas
19:32
Speaker 3: where these Somalis are gained representation are unfortunately in Democrat areas.
19:36
Speaker 3: You know, there's Saint Cloud where we're kind of purple,
19:38
Speaker 3: we're fifty to fifty, we switch on and off. We're
19:41
Speaker 3: gonna win there. And in fact, actually the Democrats are
19:43
Speaker 3: nominating a Somali candidate. Who get this, Joe runs a
19:47
Speaker 3: child daycare center.
19:49
Speaker 1: Oh well, that must be very busy running that dakecare center.
19:52
Speaker 1: It is Dustin Gradge. Go follow Dustin Grage dot com
19:55
Speaker 1: at grade dot at greg Dustin it's g R A
19:58
Speaker 1: g E d U S T I and I keep
20:00
Speaker 1: on wanting to put a dot in there. There is
20:01
Speaker 1: no dog. Gray's Dustin over on X. Let's talk about
20:05
Speaker 1: elon Omar. I say Elan, I know it's ill Han
20:07
Speaker 1: or something whatever. She came over from Somalia by way
20:11
Speaker 1: of Sudan. Should have kissed the ground that gave her
20:15
Speaker 1: this freedom, this liberty as a woman, especially away from Mogadishu,
20:19
Speaker 1: away from Somalia, away from black Hawk Down, the place
20:22
Speaker 1: that we all hated. Suddenly Somalia is the greatest place
20:24
Speaker 1: on the earth. Produces all the fathers, mothers and the entrepreneurs.
20:27
Speaker 1: I didn't know that. But anyway, back to elon Omar,
20:30
Speaker 1: she comes here and I don't know what year she
20:32
Speaker 1: was born, either in eighty one or eighty two, not sure.
20:35
Speaker 1: It seems like she might be not telling the truth
20:37
Speaker 1: about that, and that's really important because she was allegedly
20:40
Speaker 1: naturalized through her father, and there's no record of her
20:44
Speaker 1: being naturalized through her father. So before we talk about
20:47
Speaker 1: whether she married her biological brother, is she here legally?
20:51
Speaker 1: Is this somebody who got her naturalization through the normal processes,
20:54
Speaker 1: and can we find can we just track down exactly
20:57
Speaker 1: how it happened.
21:00
Speaker 3: That's a great question and it's a very complicated answer
21:03
Speaker 3: my personal opinion. No, she's not here legally, and if
21:06
Speaker 3: we were to dig into that further, we'd find that out.
21:09
Speaker 3: There was an investigation done here in Minnesota with the FBI,
21:14
Speaker 3: and at one point I was told, for political reasons,
21:17
Speaker 3: you know, whatever those political reasons are, the investigation stopped. Now,
21:21
Speaker 3: there was a Democrat appointed US Attorney at the time,
21:24
Speaker 3: and it kind of got stopped in its tracks. I'm
21:26
Speaker 3: told they didn't get along very well, these different groups
21:29
Speaker 3: of Democrats. But at the end of the day, it
21:31
Speaker 3: was stopped and this continued. Now I kind of blame
21:35
Speaker 3: Keith Ellison on that, because this is the individual who
21:38
Speaker 3: is rising to power, trying to become the Attorney General.
21:42
Speaker 3: Coming up to that point, he was still in Congress.
21:45
Speaker 3: He handed the baton off to Ilhan Omar, and that's
21:48
Speaker 3: when this is kind of all starting to take off.
21:50
Speaker 3: That's an individual of great power. It's also someone who
21:54
Speaker 3: prescribes to Islam, prescribes to all of these terrible things
21:58
Speaker 3: that we do not appreciate as Americans. And to the
22:02
Speaker 3: point of, his entire legal career is based on defending
22:06
Speaker 3: people who murder cops. Just straightforward, point blank. This is
22:10
Speaker 3: a dangerous individual in office, and he saw Ilhan Omar
22:15
Speaker 3: as his successor and used all of his political power
22:18
Speaker 3: to ultimately try to rise her up through the ranks.
22:20
Speaker 3: And you now see Ilhan trying to do the same
22:23
Speaker 3: thing with Omar Fata and so on and so forth.
22:25
Speaker 3: But I do believe, yes, she is here illegally. There
22:28
Speaker 3: was an investigation. That investigation was stopped at one point.
22:31
Speaker 3: But I don't think it's a coincidence that we're starting
22:33
Speaker 3: to hear a big drum now coming from the President
22:37
Speaker 3: coming from Stephen Miller, coming from Cash Patel on this
22:40
Speaker 3: specific issue, because I think they're going to start to
22:44
Speaker 3: dig into this. I could be wrong, but there's a
22:46
Speaker 3: reason we're hearing more about it again now, and I
22:50
Speaker 3: think it's because they are starting to seriously look into this.
22:53
Speaker 1: Going it is, well, well, it's something that I hope
22:55
Speaker 1: gets done. You know, a lot of people question Pam
22:57
Speaker 1: Bondi in her leadership. I hope that she'll get involved,
22:59
Speaker 1: I think, and Christino might be actually very involved because
23:02
Speaker 1: you know, they deal with with issues of naturalization and immigration.
23:06
Speaker 1: If she was born the year after she said she
23:09
Speaker 1: was born, then she would not have been old enough
23:11
Speaker 1: or something. That's sort of the rub. And we've got
23:13
Speaker 1: to find out if she was properly naturalized. But even
23:15
Speaker 1: if she was, she's somebody who is a foreign actor
23:17
Speaker 1: who's in the House of Representative. She is literally has said,
23:20
Speaker 1: I didn't make it up that she is there to
23:22
Speaker 1: do the work of Somalia. That's why she's in Congress.
23:24
Speaker 1: Then she said, well, you mistranslated it, which we didn't
23:27
Speaker 1: mistranslate it. That's what she believes. She is in there
23:29
Speaker 1: to do the work of Somalia that used to be
23:31
Speaker 1: You can't serve in Congress if your allegiance is to
23:34
Speaker 1: a different country, just like the id it. I can't
23:36
Speaker 1: think of her name right now from it might be Maryland,
23:38
Speaker 1: but she was in like El salvad or Guano in
23:40
Speaker 1: Guatemala where she's from, talking about how her first priority
23:43
Speaker 1: is Guatemala. In the House of Representatives, No, you can't
23:46
Speaker 1: be in the House of Representatives if that's your first priority.
23:49
Speaker 1: It's like it's like Rashida Talib whose allegiance seems to
23:52
Speaker 1: be with what would be Palestine. So it's time to
23:54
Speaker 1: take a good look at these people. But if there
23:55
Speaker 1: is a very simple paperwork immigration and naturalizations, that'd be
24:01
Speaker 1: very easy just to denaturalize her and send her back.
24:03
Speaker 1: I hope it happens if in fact she lied about that.
24:06
Speaker 1: Having said all of that, did she or did she
24:09
Speaker 1: not marry her biological brother?
24:13
Speaker 3: I think this is very proven, granted, so the part
24:16
Speaker 3: that kind of tangles this all up, and quite frankly,
24:19
Speaker 3: even with my voter integrity investigations that I'm personally doing, well,
24:23
Speaker 3: you're going to find out, Joe, when you do these investigations,
24:25
Speaker 3: whether it's voter integrity, immigration status, welfare fraud, whatever the
24:30
Speaker 3: issue might be. When they came over here, you'll notice
24:34
Speaker 3: that almost all of them have the same birthday January first,
24:38
Speaker 3: and then you pick the year because a lot of
24:41
Speaker 3: them don't know the year they were born. They didn't
24:44
Speaker 3: track it. A lot of the time. They certainly didn't
24:46
Speaker 3: know their day. Even when you go to Omar Fete
24:48
Speaker 3: on his bio on the State Senate website, it says
24:52
Speaker 3: a question mark next to it because they don't know
24:54
Speaker 3: the exact verified date of his birthday. And their names
24:58
Speaker 3: are usually given to them based on who their grandfather
25:01
Speaker 3: was and their father was, and then they're given name
25:03
Speaker 3: they're given, so you in many cases are going to
25:06
Speaker 3: find a Mohammed Abdi Abdul born in nineteen seventy five.
25:11
Speaker 3: You know, it just happens over and over and over,
25:14
Speaker 3: because that's the tradition and the culture of how their
25:17
Speaker 3: names are given and also how their birth dates are
25:20
Speaker 3: given when they come to America. So in many cases
25:22
Speaker 3: you're crossing over passive people, and many times they're in
25:26
Speaker 3: the same apartment buildings, so you get the same addresses.
25:29
Speaker 3: Even it's almost impossible to track and quite frankly, I
25:33
Speaker 3: think that's by design. I think these people come together
25:36
Speaker 3: and they put this system in place, and then they
25:39
Speaker 3: go commit welfare fraud, and they commit voter fraud and
25:42
Speaker 3: immigration fraud, and they cover it up through this complex system.
25:46
Speaker 3: And that's how normally, if I'm being investigated for something,
25:50
Speaker 3: maybe you know, I'm going to get a fifteen page
25:52
Speaker 3: report because it's pretty straightforward. These voter fraud cases I'm
25:55
Speaker 3: looking into, Joe, are two hundred and fifty plus pages
25:59
Speaker 3: of documentation in the amount of they have to do
26:02
Speaker 3: research just to get the background on everything accurately.
26:07
Speaker 1: So is it plausible deniability? Is that why you say
26:10
Speaker 1: you think it's on purpose? Because oh, Mark and say,
26:12
Speaker 1: well that's what I thought it was born as they
26:14
Speaker 1: told me I was born, It wasn't me. I didn't lie.
26:16
Speaker 1: I actually thought that was my birthdate. I mean, is
26:18
Speaker 1: it plausible deniability or they just suck at keeping records?
26:21
Speaker 2: What's the story?
26:22
Speaker 3: I mean, it's probably a combination of both. But I
26:24
Speaker 3: do think a lot of that is intentional because you
26:28
Speaker 3: want to mask a lot of this stuff. And honestly, Joe,
26:30
Speaker 3: just some of the stories that might be coming out
26:33
Speaker 3: here in the next couple of weeks. I mean, from
26:36
Speaker 3: what we've heard is just from the point of the
26:40
Speaker 3: beginning of the program. This is truly just the tip
26:42
Speaker 3: of the iceberg. There are some stories that I will
26:46
Speaker 3: let you know once we can confirm these, but this
26:50
Speaker 3: is truly the tip of the iceberg, and it's gonna
26:52
Speaker 3: get so much worse.
26:53
Speaker 1: Is that why Walls are getting out of the way,
26:55
Speaker 1: Because Dustin, the governor of the state, has to know
26:57
Speaker 1: where the money has come, the money that's being cut,
26:59
Speaker 1: that that's being sent to him by the federal government
27:01
Speaker 1: from taxpayers like me and those watching and listening right now,
27:04
Speaker 1: that money is in. The governor is the boss of
27:08
Speaker 1: the state. He has to know where it's going. So
27:12
Speaker 1: is there so much more coming that? That's also why
27:14
Speaker 1: Walls is getting out of the way.
27:16
Speaker 3: Oh, there's no question that it's going to get worse,
27:18
Speaker 3: And that's why he's getting out of the way because
27:20
Speaker 3: he sees his position now, he sees where it's going.
27:22
Speaker 3: But honestly, like Walls might be the least of our
27:25
Speaker 3: worries with some of these things. I mean, think about
27:28
Speaker 3: Keith Ellison, someone who prescribes to this ideology, and also
27:33
Speaker 3: a lot of people don't realize this, but the Attorney
27:35
Speaker 3: General of Minnesota is the individual in the office that
27:38
Speaker 3: oversees all nonprofits in the state of Minnesota.
27:41
Speaker 2: I did not know that.
27:42
Speaker 3: And most of this god is coming from nonprofits. He
27:45
Speaker 3: is the one in charge of all of that. So
27:48
Speaker 3: this is going to get worse, There's no question about it.
27:51
Speaker 3: And there's layers to this onion that need to be
27:53
Speaker 3: peeled back, and they're very difficult to peel back based
27:56
Speaker 3: on the complexity of one. Obviously the reason as I
28:00
Speaker 3: mentioned before with Somali's and their names given and their
28:02
Speaker 3: birth dates, but to the Democrat institution in this state,
28:07
Speaker 3: from the media, which is just bought and sold by Democrats.
28:12
Speaker 3: I mean, there's a reason why me posting on x
28:16
Speaker 3: had to happen, because that's the only way we could
28:18
Speaker 3: break through. So we could reach Joe Pegs, so we
28:20
Speaker 3: could reach Fox News, so we could reach all these
28:22
Speaker 3: outlets to cover it nationally because it wouldn't be covered locally.
28:26
Speaker 3: And on top of that, we're outspend ten to one
28:28
Speaker 3: in many cases. There are just layers of institutional disadvantages
28:32
Speaker 3: for Republicans. But the good news is we're actually having
28:35
Speaker 3: advantages in many of those categories now and there is
28:38
Speaker 3: hope for the future of Minnesota, no question.
28:40
Speaker 1: Well I believe you and I think that you're a
28:42
Speaker 1: big part of that hope. Let me throw this out there.
28:45
Speaker 1: With all this extra fraud that's being found, Keith Ellison
28:48
Speaker 1: probably is on the hook. Tim Walls maybe on the hook.
28:51
Speaker 1: But I want to throw this out there for those
28:52
Speaker 1: who are watching and listening, because this is an important
28:55
Speaker 1: point that they might have missed earlier. If in fact,
28:58
Speaker 1: Amy Klobashar becomes the governor of Minnesota, there's a good
29:02
Speaker 1: chance she could or would then just a point, you
29:06
Speaker 1: don't have to vote for the guy, just to point
29:07
Speaker 1: Tim Walls to be one of your United States Senators
29:10
Speaker 1: from the great state of Minnesota. So a loss for
29:12
Speaker 1: Klobashar is keeping this guy out of any sort of
29:15
Speaker 1: a position in power. That's really important to reiterate. I
29:18
Speaker 1: didn't get that wrong, right. If she wins, that's likely
29:20
Speaker 1: to happen.
29:22
Speaker 3: It's not just likely, it's probable. I'd actually guaranteed if
29:26
Speaker 3: she wins. Because the last individual, which uh before before
29:31
Speaker 3: Tim Walls, called the cops on our friend Nick Surtur
29:34
Speaker 3: for holding a stuff pickle outside the governor's mansion.
29:36
Speaker 2: So stupid, I am told.
29:38
Speaker 3: The individual in the mansion at the time with Tim
29:41
Speaker 3: Walls was Amy Klobishank.
29:43
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
29:43
Speaker 3: So the last person Tim Walls met with before making
29:47
Speaker 3: this announcement was Amy Klobishar herself. She was in the
29:51
Speaker 3: mansion at the time of this decision.
29:53
Speaker 1: I didn't really, it's against the law in Minnesota to
29:55
Speaker 1: hold a pickle outside of the governor's house.
29:58
Speaker 3: An assault pickle. Maybe, I don't know, No.
30:00
Speaker 2: It was.
30:01
Speaker 1: It is Dustin Grage. Go follow hi Dustin Grade dot com.
30:03
Speaker 1: Grage Dustin over on X. Last question you didn't answer me?
30:08
Speaker 1: Did she marry her biological brother? Do we know that
30:10
Speaker 1: that's a fact.
30:12
Speaker 3: That's a fact in my book, we have to keep
30:14
Speaker 3: investigating to prove it so we can denaturalize into port.
30:17
Speaker 3: But if you ask me, yes, definitely.
30:19
Speaker 1: So he would be denaturalized and deported because he would
30:23
Speaker 1: have gotten his citizenship or his ability to come here
30:25
Speaker 1: illegally and fraudulently. Could she lose her natural Let's say
30:29
Speaker 1: that there wasn't a mix up in the birth dates
30:31
Speaker 1: and she really was a naturalized citizen. Could she lose
30:34
Speaker 1: her naturalization if she defrauded the government by bringing somebody
30:37
Speaker 1: else in.
30:37
Speaker 2: I think she.
30:38
Speaker 3: Could, absolutely. So there's two points to that story too.
30:44
Speaker 3: The other is the just a certain amount of time
30:48
Speaker 3: has passed statute limitations. Okay, so that has passed right now. However,
30:53
Speaker 3: the way in through that to actually get around is
30:56
Speaker 3: she has testified before and people have believed she has
30:59
Speaker 3: committed perjury in those testimonies. So that would be able
31:03
Speaker 3: to actually retract that statute limitations to bring it forward.
31:07
Speaker 3: But however, Cash Mattel and President Trump, they're going to
31:11
Speaker 3: have to actually bring that forward and go hard on that.
31:15
Speaker 3: I think there's other priorities that are probably more focused
31:17
Speaker 3: on right now, but right now the eyes are on Minnesota.
31:21
Speaker 3: Maybe now is the time to really capitalize that. I mean,
31:24
Speaker 3: we're getting another two thousand agents coming here to do
31:28
Speaker 3: immigration enforcement. What a great message it would be to
31:31
Speaker 3: actually say, we don't care who you are, your position
31:35
Speaker 3: of authority, if you broke the law, we will enforce it.
31:38
Speaker 3: I think that would be a fantastic message for the
31:39
Speaker 3: administration to send.
31:41
Speaker 1: I couldn't agree more. Thanks for all the time today.
31:43
Speaker 1: I just want to I want to leave you with
31:44
Speaker 1: this and again, thank you for all the incredible reporting.
31:48
Speaker 1: I think she could be kicked out of Congress now
31:50
Speaker 1: if it turns out that she did that assistance with
31:53
Speaker 1: her brother, and that's why it should be investigated. She
31:55
Speaker 1: at least should be kicked out of Congress. The last
31:57
Speaker 1: question I have for you is what's the process and Minna?
32:00
Speaker 1: Does the governor get to appoint somebody to take her place?
32:02
Speaker 1: Or would there be a special election?
32:05
Speaker 3: I believe there would be a special election in that situation, uh,
32:08
Speaker 3: because that would go the same if someone would have
32:10
Speaker 3: cancer and die, which we have had it went to
32:12
Speaker 3: a special election. So I believe that's what the situation
32:15
Speaker 3: would be. But I don't know. Maybe we would end
32:17
Speaker 3: up with Omar Fatae. Maybe it would be worse.
32:21
Speaker 1: Don't say that. What's the matter with you? It is
32:22
Speaker 1: at Dustin Grage. Go to Dustin Grage dot com. Follow
32:25
Speaker 1: him g R A G E, d U S t
32:27
Speaker 1: I n over on X. He is one of the
32:29
Speaker 1: swatted and he's certainly a great journalist, great columnist as well.
32:32
Speaker 1: Go follow everything he does. Dustin, Thanks for making the
32:34
Speaker 1: time today. Let's do it again.
32:36
Speaker 3: Thanks Joe.
32:36
Speaker 2: All right, brother, that's.
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