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Hey, everybody. Welcome to Vince on a Monday, man. I hope you had a tremendous Thanksgiving. I am so grateful that you're here with us. We've got a big show for you today. We've got to get our country back. How do we do that? Deport everyone who shouldn't be here? Let's start there. That includes people who should not even be US Citizens. Why is Ilhan Omar a US Citizen? Can we denaturalize her? She pretty obviously committed immigration fraud by marrying her brother. Yeah, you don't get to stay under those circumstances. Let's get rid of her. Let's put Tim Walls in jail. Why are so many people coming into our country and then stealing everything from us? We're gonna tackle a lot of the big problems. Talk about the way the President of the United States is reacting to it. It's all ahead on this edition of Vince. I've got a lot to get to. All ahead again. This, this program brought to you by Blackout Coffee, the official coffee of all of us here at Silverlock. You can go to blackout coffee.com. vince. Use the code, Vince. That for 20% off your first order, baby. Blackout Coffee. Thank you to Blackout Coffee for supercharging my dad. I mean, what in the world are we doing? You ever feel like you're just kind of sitting there and you're watching your country descend into madness and you're like, I don't have any power to stop any of this. I don't know what else to do. I just have to sit here and deal with it? I don't think so. I don't think so. Because if you feel powerless, if you feel completely disempowered in terms of fixing your country and setting its course for something greater, well, then that's how the country descends into utter chaos. Can't have that. Can't have that. So we're gonna talk today about all the ways we can get our country back on track and how, you know, Republicans, if they really want to win in these midterms, if they really wanna grow their margins, they will focus on fighting for the things that put them in power in the first place. There's a reason you and I keep voting for Donald Trump and his agenda, and. And it is to get our country back on track. That's all ahead on this edition of Vince. I am glad to be back with you. And as I got back home this weekend after a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday, I was able to get back to something wonderful. That's my Helix mattress. I love my Helix mattress. Before Helix. I was struggling with all sorts of crappy sleep tossing, turning and thinking, am I ever gonna find a good mattress? Is it possible? Yeah, it is possible. I took the Helix sleep quiz, I got matched with the perfect mattress and wow, what a difference. 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Why would he say such a thing? And, well, the answer is, is in the way that Tim Walz has managed the state of Minnesota. Tim Walls, remember that guy? Tim Walls was being foisted on the rest of us last year as some sort of symbol of masculinity. Do you remember that? Do you remember the coverage? Fellas, pull up this screen. This is the Washington Post a year ago when Tim Walls was introduced to the planet as Kamala Harris running mate. Masculinity's check engine light is on, said the Washington Post. Let Tim Walz have a look. Vice presidential nominee Walz's Midwestern dad vibe comes with opportunities to rethink a whole toolkit of types. That guy, look at that guy. That guy is a whole toolkit. There he is, sashaying onto a stage to tell you about masculinity. Tampon Tim Walls. So the rest of us instantly detected that this guy is full of shit the second he arrived on the stage. And unfortunately for the people of Minnesota, his terribleness has really left them with a massive problem on their hands. This weekend, the New York Times had a big report on the ways in which Tim Walls has screwed over the entire state of Minnesota. And it has to do with massive, massive amounts of fraud that have been happening at the hands of the Somali population that has grown in Minnesota such that there's literally areas of Minnesota, there's a whole city in Minnesota that's now known as Little Mogadishu because of the massive Somali population that's arrived there since the early 1990s. It was 1992 when the United States started accepting Somali refugees. And that was done for two reasons. One is because of the generosity of the United States of America. But also two, it was done to bring in cheap labor at the expense of Americans in the 1990s. And that has continued up until this very day. So now in Minnesota in particular, estimates, government estimates range into around the 90,000 point in terms of Somali descendants living in the United States of America in Minnesota. And this was all started by an establishment that thought this would be perfectly fine. Let's just import tens of thousands of people all at once into the United States of America. What will the effect of that be? Well, the effect is massive amounts of fraud, massive amounts of fraud to the tune of billions of dollars stolen from taxpayers. Here's what the New York Times had this weekend. They say fraud swamped Minnesota's social services system on Tim Walsh's watch. And they point out right up front this is unusual for the New York Times to admit something like this. Prosecutors say members of the Somali diaspora, a group with growing political power, were largely responsible. And then they go on to say that President Trump has drawn attention to this. Yeah, good. I'm glad he's drawing attention to this. They say the fraud scandal that's rattled Minnesota has been staggering in its scale and brazenness. Federal prosecutors have already charged dozens of people with felonies because they stole hundreds of millions of dollars from a government program meant to keep children fed during the pandemic during COVID At first, many in the state saw the case as a one off abuse during a health emergency. But the new schemes targeted the state's generous safety net programs to. They came to light and state and federal officials began to grapple with a jarring reality. And here's the reality that they were jarring, that they were grappling with Somalis, were stealing billions of dollars, billions of dollars. They made small fortunes by setting up fake companies, basically, excuse me, that were billing state agencies for millions of dollars at a time worth of social services that were never provided. So the Feds have prosecuted 59 people so far convicted in these schemes. They stole more than a billion bucks in three different plots. Three of them. They stole money in a plot to pretend like they were feeding people. They stole money in a plot to pretend like they were housing people. And they stole money in a plot to pretend like they were taking care of autistic children. They were doing none of those things. They were just stealing money. They were stealing a lot of it. Many Somali Americans in Minnesota say the fraud has damaged the reputation of their entire community. Yeah. You think around 80,000 people is what the New York Times says. I've seen estimates higher, around 90,000 at a moment when their political and economic standing has been on the rise. Yeah. The article goes on to say that one of the ways in which the theft was protected from any sort of investigation or prosecution is that they basically alleged that racism would be thrown at any investigator. In 2020, the Minnesota Department of Education, the officials there who administered a program to basically send out money for meals, became overwhelmed by the number of applicants who were seeking to register new feeding sites. And they began raising questions about the plausibility of the invoices. In other words, they suspected this was fraud. Feeding Our Future, the nonprofit group that was the largest provider in the pandemic program, responded with a warning. In an email, the group told the state agency that failing to promptly approve new applicants from minority owned businesses would result in a lawsuit featuring accusations of racism that would be sprawled across the news. Feeding Our Future later sued the agency, which continued reimbursing claims and approving new sites in the months that followed. They found that it was the threats of being called a racist, basically, that led the state to continue to allow the fraud to happen. So state agencies knew that fraud was happening. They knew that billions of dollars were being stolen, and. And the threat of being called a racist was enough to keep them quiet and to keep them from investigating. It's not shocking, but it is appalling. It's disgusting what's going on. It's absolutely disgusting. And the problems here are immense. There's a lot going on here. Well, one thing that's worth knowing, in addition to the fact that 90,000 Somalis now live in Minnesota, additionally, a lot of the people who. A lot of the immigrants who have moved to the greater Minneapolis area are fraudsters. They're fraudsters. In fact, if you go back to October 1st, gentleman named Scott Johnson wrote a opinion piece for the New York Post with the following headline. Vast fraud of Somali migrants, starting with Ilhan Omar, is finally being exposed. Ilhan Omar? Yeah, the lady who married her brother to commit immigration fraud. Here's what he wrote at the time. This week, federal officials have made an Astounding announcement. Nearly half of all immigrants. Let me pause on this. I feel like so many of these things just wash over us because they happen all the time. I just want to emphasize this point. Nearly half of all immigrants in greater Minneapolis were found to have committed some form of immigration fraud. The fraud uncovered in a September sweep came in all kinds. Sham marriages, fake death certificates, and other bizarre schemes, as the head of U.S. citizenship and Immigration Services, Joseph Eadley, put it. But the revelation is no great surprise to those of us who have followed the settlement of some 100,000 Somali immigrants in Minnesota over the past three decades. As far back as 2008, the State Department temporarily suspended one of the family reunification programs used by Somali immigrants when DNA testing of applicants found that 80% of all of its claimed family relationships were fake. Ladies and gentlemen, they found back in 2008, 80% of the family reunification claims by Somalis were fake. There was no blood relationship. Immigration fraud in this community has been the norm. And when it comes to bizarre schemes, Ilhan Omar is exhibit A. Omar is accused of and has never credibly denied that she married her brother to get him legal papers. This is the key, ladies and gentlemen. In 2016, following up on a tip posted on a local Somali discussion board, this gentleman found that Omar, then a first time candidate for the Minnesota state legislature, had religiously married, but not legally married, someone called Ahmed Hirsi, who is the father of her children. However, records show that in 2009, she legally married Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, a man who has been identified as her brother by Somalis on the discussion board. Omar was still married to Elmi as she campaigned for state office in 2016, although her website made no mention of him and instead touted her see as her husband. It appears Omar married her brother for a fraudulent purpose. That fraudulent purpose pretty obviously to get him into the United States of America. And so what do we have here? Well, we've got a lot. Let's unpack this. All right, so we've got over a billion dollars in fraud that's been committed by the Somali population in Minnesota. That fraud was committed with the intent of using that money to spend it on luxury cars, houses, real estate projects overseas. That money, I'll get into more of this in a moment. Has been credibly accused of having flown in, has flowed into, rather into the bank accounts or wherever you keep money of a terrorist organization into Al Shabaab. I'll get to that in just a moment. And Ilhan Omar? Well, it's been obvious for A very long time that she's committing fraud. She married her brother in order to get him into the country. And everyone has to act like this is normal. Why is that? Why is she still a member of Congress? Why is she still an American citizen? Why hasn't she been denaturalized and deported from the United States? What the hell is going on? Why is she protected? She's protected because she wears a headdress. Is that what. How crazy are we as a country? Everyone acts like this is totally normal. It's not normal. It's not normal at all. And so this all has to be dealt with. Ilhan Omar should be deported and Tim Walls should be in jail. Tim Walls, who's acting like all of this is totally normal. Let's play Tim Walls. This is Tim Walls defense of letting Somalis defraud US taxpayers. Here's Tim Walls explaining that he just lets criminals run rampant in his state. Cut to watch.