Ilhan Omar Goes Into HIDING Why Disgraced Congresswoman Has DISAPPEARED

Ilhan Omar, she may have taken a page out of the Clintons book. She might've been looking at that and said, Hey, Hey, Hey, you know, I mean, or maybe it was Timmy Minette who wanted his net worth to go up. I keep saying my net worth, you know, Ilhan marries him and my net worth. I'll tell you, you can remember his name is Timmy Minette. So his net worth goes way up. And I just got to say, it's bonkers. I mean, all the people who were involved in feeding our future, they were all from her district. They were all her friends. She was there celebrating her campaign win with the guy who was one of the ringleaders of the whole thing who went to jail, her own campaign staffer. He was siphoning off millions from us, stupid taxpayers. I'm going to say that we're the stupid ones because we allowed it to happen and no more, it's not going to happen anymore. And that's why you got the IRS going in there looking at everybody, all the fraudsters records. They want to see if any of it did actually go back to Timmy Minette's venture capital firm that suddenly is worth $30 million. Who knew? They want to find out if it went to buy any wine, the wine with the winery that doesn't exist. Right? I mean, unbelievable stuff. You mean to tell me she's suddenly worth $30 million. The guy she married, by the way, has this history of fraud accusations in his background. I don't trust him. I don't. And I frankly don't trust her. So I think the IRS has a lot of interesting things to be doing and looking at, Hey, Bassant said it. Bassant's putting together a whole fund for the whistleblowers. He's going to give them 30% of whatever they find. And he said, this will be one of the keys because. We will find out who's done this. We are going to put in effect a whistleblower program. And my sense is that the rats will turn on each other. Like it's, it's like the scorpion it's in their nature. That was aggressive. He's pretty confident that somebody is going to want something. And so when they see that 30% of what they recover being dangled out there, it's going to get good. I mean, don't forget, there's a lot of money, a lot of money at stake here. People really profited quite handily off of it. Believe that the Somali fraud operation in Minnesota. You know what? I always forget. Cause I always assume everybody's watching on video, but if you're listening to this podcast, thank you so much on Spotify or Apple. Thank you for that. You can watch it as well on Spotify pretty soon on Apple. So I hear, and of course here on YouTube, we are live, but that is, that is the, the administration's top deputy, top deputy. Who's been just aggressively going after all of this. I mean, just incredible. When you see everybody that's involved in this and he's really been quite outspoken. Believe that the Somali fraud operation in Minnesota is the single greatest theft. I'm really losing it. I'm really losing it. I still forgot to say his name. Stephen Miller. You know, the people that are in the audio business, they always tell me, you have to say their name first because you can't. And I'm like, I come from TV. And so I just assume everybody sees it. They're on the screen, but just to reiterate. Yeah. So that you know who's speaking when they're speaking. It's Stephen Miller. Here we go. Believe that the Somali fraud operation in Minnesota is the single greatest theft of taxpayer dollars through welfare fraud in American history. We believe that we have only scratched the very top of the surface of how deep this goes. And you're familiar with all the scams with pretending that children have autism who are not in fact autistic with pretending to enroll people in food programs when in fact nobody was ever enrolled and engaging in massive fraud, lying and theft and grift on a scale we've never seen before in American history. The total bill, the total tab for this is going to be far beyond the numbers we've already seen reported. We believe the state government is fully complicit in this scheme. And we believe that what we are going to uncover is going to shock the American people. But based on the records that we already have, this is a significant undercount by the way, 75% of the Somali population in Minnesota is on welfare, but that's likely a significant undercount of just how much of a financial burden the Somali refugee population is imposing. Well, let me ask this country. I thought he really made it out there pretty well. That was on handy show recently. And I thought that Stephen Miller really just articulated and he's, he's been very aggressive about this. One of the challenges and one of the frustrations about what happened with ice there and the loss of two individuals is that it kind of got us away from the reasons why ice was there. Ice is there to go after the criminals. Ice is there to get the bad guys out of the country. And ice is also there to assist DHS and the IRS and the FBI with finding out who engaged in this kind of fraud. You know, you can cut government expenses all you want in terms of entitlements, right? For social security, use that as the biggest exam. No, forget about social security. For example, let me just say cutting jobs. If you just cut all these government jobs and you took, you know, the big giant hammer and you said, okay, I'm going to basically fire everyone in the government. And this is partly what DOJ was starting to do. And I think that that will really be able to save us enough money. The reality is you're still not going to get that big of a savings. You're not going to get that big of a savings because it's all these entitlement programs. So it's the healthcare, it's the Medicaid, the Medicare, the social security. And if you have people fraudulently collecting that, then you've really got some serious problems. I mean, that's where I think the most value add is going to be because the estimate is somewhere around $650 million, forgive me, billion dollars in fraud every single year. So when you're talking about those kinds of numbers, that's where the opportunity is to really try and, you know, chase some of this down. And we know that they're going after California. Now we know that they're looking at Maine. We're looking at Ohio as well. And I would just say, amid all of this, I can't find Ilhan Omar anywhere. I mean, she's completely gone into hiding. Where's Ilhan Omar? I'd like to know, you know, we've, we've seen her a few times being asked questions on Capitol Hill, but she's just like literally in hiding right now. And I think it's because she knows Bassant's on to her. She knows they're doing this investigation. She knows little hubby Timmy is in big, big trouble. She knows that it's not actually possible. And we, we know that, like it's not actually in any way shape possible to go to a valuation of $30 million in the span of like two years. That makes no sense that we're looking at the filings right now. If you're looking at the screen, these are her filings that she put in. I mean, I was like, isn't this kind of stupid of her because she had to have known that people would raise an eyebrow and say, Hey, what's going on. But then as Steve Forbes explained the other day, and you can watch that show there on YouTube, we had a big long interview with him and he explained it out. And he's like, look in some kind of money laundering operation, you actually want this opaqueness and you might increase the value somehow on paper because then people are less suspicious. So I'm just saying, and I'm going to be hypothetical for a second. If somebody came to Timmy Minette and said, Hey, I want in on feeding our future. And Timmy says, great, that's going to cost you X, Y, Z. But you know, you can't actually do it that way because that would be illegal. So I guess he would say, just buy a share in my venture capital firm. And so this is why he would want to have that valuation be very high because he wants to reflect that, you know, it's worth something. Because when they come in to buy a share, right, they gotta give them a lot of money. I mean, it's all very, very strange stuff and none of it adds up. But I think that the reason she is not out doing speeches, she's not out talking, she's hiding from reporters right now is because she knows how serious this is. And these allegations about money laundering are really, really, really significant. There was a reporter that went and actually went to the WeWork in DC. It's just a WeWork building where he allegedly is managing what? All this money, all this money. He said in the past, he's managed a, do I have this? I know $60 billion. Look at this guys. Don't mean to cover my pretty face here, but let me show you. This is his website. He says in the past, he has actually managed $60 billion. It's like him and one other guy. Like when were they managing this money? I think that's a lie basically right then and there. And we're going to find out a few more lies along the way. I mean, this is what she said the other day. We haven't been able to get any cameras near her, but recently she was asked a little bit about this. And her comment was the following into your net worth. You and your husband's net worth. They're claiming that it's risen rapidly. What's your response to what they're saying? Do you think they'll find anything in their investigation into your network? No, she, she won't say boo. Okay. And I think that this is to be expected as we look at. Despite that Omar denied being a millionaire earlier this year, posting on X quote, I barely have thousands, let alone millions. Okay. This is very interesting. This is another, uh, thank you to Fox. This is a Fox report. And she's saying I barely have thousands, let alone millions. So everybody, when this first came out, it was like, Whoa, I mean, this was actually February 10th, 2025. Last year, she was saying, I barely have anything. I barely have thousands, let alone millions. And yet her husband says they're worth millions. So is one hand not talking to the other? Is she trying to cover her? You know what, for when he goes down and he goes to jail, if in fact, he's guilty of what we think he's guilty of house oversight committee, chairman James Comer tells Fox news and investigation is underway writing quote, the committee is working on addressing ethics concerns regarding representative Omar and her spouse. And we hope to have an update soon, but Omar says she's being targeted. Of course, ever since I've gotten to Congress, uh, they, they have been doing these sort of weird ethics, um, uh, investigations. None of them have yielded anything because I have been as transparent, uh, as I can be. Oh, wow. I mean, I would just say where there's smoke, there's fire, right? So they've been doing these investigations for a while, even under Joe Biden until she kept saying, well, this is racist. This is racist. You're trying to target me. This is right. Well, that's only going to work so long. Ilhan, honey, you know what? I think we're onto you and you can't sit there and hide behind that anymore because there's a new sheriff in town, so to speak a whole new team. And they're going to figure out exactly what you did. So the ethics committee and other we're looking at this thing. And this doesn't make sense even back when Biden was there because it doesn't make sense. Okay. Like maybe they gave up because it wasn't politically worth it, but you know what? It's worth it to this president. It's worth it to this treasury secretary and it's worth it to us. U S taxpayers. Thank you very much. We need to nip this in the bud so that we make sure none of this is happening anywhere else in the country. Thank you very much. Certainly not in California where estimates are as high as $80 billion. Certainly not in Minneapolis, Minnesota, certainly not in Ohio or Maine or anywhere else. Massachusetts is the other one. I got on a Presley looking to her, right? We've done that story. I'm telling you, this has to get stamped out. I don't care what side of the aisle you're on. Although right now, it seems to be a lot on the left, you know, COVID go back to 2020. It's like everything I said back in 2020, you know, they're making something out of this because it behooves them. It suits them. And then they ran with it all the way to the bank and all the way through the election cycle. Okay. Well, those days are over and it's going to change and we're going to find everything out. And I don't care what went down. You know, this is another thing that got me think about the payday, right? That she got, she got, and I say she because it's Timmy Minette, her husband that she paid $2.8 million to during her 2020 campaign cycle. I mean, that makes no sense. That's what she paid him. Previously she had been paying him around 400 grand a year in change, which by the way was a lot, but I guess he was her boyfriend then. And then he got promoted. He got promoted to the big gig, right? You know, suddenly he's taking her on. God help him as her husband. And then he makes 2.8 million. No one makes that kind of money running campaigns. No one. I mean so much. So the New York times did this huge expose on the guy who was running Biden's campaign because he was going to get a sweetener and he was going to make $4 million. If Biden won, I'm like, damn, you know what? The guy deserved $4 million. If he could get Biden to win, thank you very much. But you don't make that kind of money. So why is a little, little congressional district paying nearly $3 million to Ilhan? I'm sorry. They're married at that point. She just put that money right in her pocket. Like that's wrong. And by the way, that's one of the reasons why she was being investigated before, but they dropped it. And you know what? No one's dropping it now. No one's dropping it now.