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Tim Walls in the state of Minnesota.00:00:01
Billion dollar fraud. Not so fast. Uh,00:00:04
you know, as the kids say, 9x will shock00:00:08
when we thought a billion dollars of00:00:10
taxpayer money had had been fraudulently00:00:14
taken from the motans as well as the00:00:17
American taxpayers. But now we're00:00:20
finding out from the assistant US00:00:21
attorney that it is 9 billion is more00:00:26
likely which is half of the amount of00:00:30
federal funding for these Medicaid00:00:32
programs throughout 14 different00:00:34
programs that was given by federal00:00:37
government. It's also interesting number00:00:39
here. 9 billion is about roughly the GDP00:00:43
of Somalia itself. a full country00:00:46
billion their 18 billion that we've now00:00:48
uncovered00:00:49
>> outdoes their own uh country of origin00:00:52
uh Somalia by $7 billion.00:00:57
Their fraud scheme does better than the00:00:59
entire country's GDP in just this small00:01:03
matter of time. But you you think about00:01:05
you say how do they do this and no one00:01:07
paid attention? That's what happened.00:01:09
You don't have to be >> How do you spend 9,000 million?00:01:11
>> You don't have to be really smart. All00:01:13
they did was they break these numbers00:01:14
down. fake nonprofits with fake imagery,00:01:17
fake buildings, uh fake um health care00:01:20
centers, and you guess guess what,00:01:22
Logan? I guarantee you in Minnesota,00:01:24
Stim Wal, no one looked to see if they00:01:25
were real.00:01:26
>> Yeah, probably.00:01:27
>> This would not have been hard to figure00:01:28
out if someone said they were doing a a00:01:31
business or nonprofit or housing or00:01:33
healthcare. They'd have to be filing00:01:34
with you. You'd have access to the00:01:36
records. You'd also be able to drive00:01:38
down the street, see if the business is00:01:39
actually operating.00:01:40
>> Yeah. >> Who's where is this healthcare being00:01:41
provided? Not hard questions. I think we00:01:43
should play this bite because it's what00:01:45
we referenced earlier. This is from00:01:46
assistant US attorney for the district00:01:49
of Minnesota. This is his name is Joe00:01:51
Thompson and he had this to say at that00:01:53
press conference when going over all of00:01:56
this. This is bite seven and taxpayers00:01:58
deserve to know the truth of the fraud.00:02:00
The fraud is not small. It isn't00:02:03
isolated. The magnitude cannot be00:02:06
overstated.00:02:07
What we see in Minnesota is not a00:02:09
handful of bad actors committing crimes.00:02:12
It's a staggering industrial scale00:02:16
fraud.00:02:19
It's swamping Minnesota and calling into00:02:22
question everything we know about our00:02:24
state. >> So, as the federal government continues00:02:26
to look into this, you also think that00:02:28
there is real trouble for the00:02:30
politicians there. Jordan, Ilan Omar is00:02:32
up for a re-election because she's a00:02:34
member of the House and that comes up00:02:35
every several years. She had some of00:02:37
these individuals that have already been00:02:38
convicted of fraud. She had some ties00:02:41
to. But then you also think about the00:02:42
governor who oversaw all this. The buck00:02:45
stops with him. He is the executive of00:02:47
the state and he's up for reelection00:02:50
trying to become the first thirdterm00:02:52
governor in Minnesota modern history. Uh00:02:55
but this is all going on as we look at00:02:58
you can't deny that the political00:03:00
implications are probably what those00:03:02
members of the Minnesota elected body00:03:05
are thinking of more so maybe even than00:03:08
the $9 billion that could have gone to00:03:10
motans who needed it instead of to00:03:14
fraudsters who stole it. Remember how I00:03:16
played this off at the beginning like00:03:17
this is nothing. This is like racism. It00:03:20
was uh Islamophobic I guess and00:03:21
xenophobic to even claim that there were00:03:24
more than a few bad actors and they00:03:25
tried to say well this was happening all00:03:27
over the country and everybody was doing00:03:28
this. Yes, there was a lot of fraud but00:03:31
to have one community take an entire00:03:33
half of an entire state's aotment of00:03:35
funding half and did nothing with it but00:03:39
send it places and make it disappear.00:03:41
And so now Somalia, which is a terrorist00:03:44
state, has had an influx of $6 billion00:03:49
more than they make a year in their GDP.00:03:51
Think about that. We just as taxpayers00:03:54
because of Tim Waltz and the morons00:03:56
working there who I guess just wanted to00:03:58
look the other way so they didn't get00:03:59
called Islamophobic for just trying to00:04:01
look out for crime have realized now00:04:03
they have funded a terrorist state which00:04:06
also is a good place for foreign00:04:08
terrorists to live in because it's hard00:04:10
for our US military to operate there so00:04:12
dangerous that's also the pirates that's00:04:14
still happening on a basis so we just00:04:16
gave Somalia an extra year and a half of00:04:18
money00:04:19
>> yeah I'm looking at some of these quotes00:04:21
on taxpayer dollars from this first00:04:23
assistant uh US attorney um Joe00:04:25
Thompson. One of my favorite quotes is00:04:26
every day we look under a rock and find00:04:28
a new 50 million fraud scheme.00:04:29
>> Yeah. I mean00:04:30
>> $50 million00:04:31
>> 50 million00:04:32
>> is tiny00:04:34
>> compared to 18 billion. I mean stealing00:04:37
half of a government's program to even00:04:39
think that that's like something you get00:04:40
away with is wild. I I like that you've00:04:44
pressed us, Logan, on really thinking00:04:45
about the magnitude of these numbers00:04:47
because when you think about it,00:04:50
>> the fact that that much money, imagine00:04:52
he says every day we're fighting a $5000:04:54
million fraud scheme. Imagine how much00:04:57
real good work could have gone to the00:04:59
people of Minnesota. Regardless how you00:05:02
feel about welfare programs, that money00:05:04
was allocated. That money was sent to00:05:06
Minnesota. And if they actually cared00:05:09
about the citizens of their state, they00:05:11
would have been ensuring that every00:05:13
dollar of that was spent on their00:05:15
citizens who needed it instead of going00:05:18
to criminals. And that's what we see00:05:21
here. It's that's a lot of money that00:05:22
could have helped a lot of people00:05:24
>> if not a number cruncher. Everyone knows00:05:25
this.00:05:26
>> It's your favorite. >> I'm very good at these things.00:05:27
>> You got an award for math and under.00:05:29
>> That's true. I get lots of awards. Okay.00:05:31
I don't even remember them. That's $25000:05:33
million a week in fraud that they're00:05:35
easily uncovering if they're doing 5000:05:37
million a day. So $250 million, four00:05:40
times, guess what? You get to a billion00:05:42
dollars worth of fraud in these programs00:05:44
every month outside of00:05:46
>> a thousand million00:05:47
>> Somalia. >> You got to remember when you start00:05:48
talking in terms of billions.00:05:50
>> I think that's easy to let it roll off00:05:52
the tongue and just like 9 billion.00:05:53
>> This wasn't like to a government agency00:05:54
to build aircraft. This is uh local00:05:57
people in Minneapolis running one of the00:05:59
biggest fraud schemes, maybe the biggest00:06:02
uh in history when it comes to a social00:06:04
security type program, aa safety net00:06:06
program in the United States. And 900:06:09
billion of our taxpayer dollars gone,00:06:11
probably most of it to Somalia to fund00:06:12
terrorists. It says assistant US00:06:14
attorney Joe Thompson, like I said, said00:06:16
the scale of this, the scale of this,00:06:19
it's a staggering industrial scale00:06:21
fraud. as well said. The very best case00:06:24
scenario here is that the politicians in00:06:27
the executive branch of the Minnesota00:06:28
government were just completely00:06:32
incompetent at running these programs if00:06:35
half the federal funding is stolen. You00:06:38
got to wonder why uh again the governor00:06:40
there who was the failed vice00:06:41
presidential candidate and he had kind00:06:43
of like tried to play all this down at00:06:46
first and say there's fraud everywhere.00:06:47
You're being racist about our Somali00:06:49
community and blah blah blah. And then00:06:51
it scores up to 9 million which is half00:06:53
of the the money his state got that he's00:06:56
ultimately responsible for managing to00:06:58
help people and most of that help kids00:07:00
and those in need of food because of00:07:02
their families and the job crisis during00:07:03
co and instead what happened was $900:07:06
million taken and now you've got to do00:07:09
all that her hard work will and you know00:07:11
how hard it is to get that money back00:07:13
out of Somalia. It's not going to be00:07:15
easy. >> Remember how upset the left was like00:07:17
don't with Doge. Don't look at the00:07:20
Medicaid programs. They're going to take00:07:21
money from people.00:07:22
>> $50 million under every rock you look.00:07:24
>> Yeah. They don't want you looking at00:07:25
Medicaid because it's going to they're00:07:27
going to take money away from American00:07:28
citizens. No, that's what the fraudsters00:07:30
were already doing. They imagine how00:07:33
much more efficient and how many more00:07:35
people would have been served if 100% of00:07:39
the $18 billion went to the people it00:07:42
was supposed to. Instead, it didn't.00:07:43
whoever is also the administrator,00:07:45
whatever they call that there, whatever00:07:47
position that is in Minnesota, but the00:07:48
state Medicaid um uh administrator, that00:07:52
person, how is it not potentially00:07:54
criminal? I mean, you have to say, how00:07:56
did this get by you? Is it incompetent?00:07:59
I mean, bordering on the line of of like00:08:02
negligence, uh which could also be a00:08:04
crime that you were negative taxpayers00:08:06
money.00:08:07
>> Um, so I think that needs to be00:08:09
investigated, too. Not just Waltz, but00:08:11
the people who literally the offices00:08:13
they were running it through because00:08:14
they have fraud protection systems in00:08:17
place. Obviously, they didn't work for00:08:19
these or because it was in the Somali00:08:21
community, they decided to look the00:08:23
other way. I hope the second part is not00:08:25
true and that the blame is is more on00:08:27
bad systems. But you have to wonder00:08:30
since they responded immediately with00:08:32
don't look here, don't it's not just00:08:33
Somali, it's everywhere. And yet we're00:08:36
not finding this everywhere at this00:08:37
scale.Description:
Sign our petition to defeat the Deep State! https://aclj.org/national-security/root-out-the-deep-state-defend-america The fraud probe dogging Minnesota Governor Tim Walz keeps deepening. Investigators say the “Somalia heist” may have siphoned off a staggering $9 billion, putting the governor squarely in the hot seat. The Sekulow team unpacks the widening Minnesota scandal, the fallout for Walz, the ACLJ’s legal work, and more.
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