Wow.

So if he's not a citizen, she isn't.

And in, in a statement, uh, to us over at Alpha News just this morning, we, who basically woke AJ Kern up with this news because, uh, on her website, AJKern.com, she's been documenting this, as I said, f- for years.

She said, though, "Good to see HSI and the DOJ finally investigating" what looks to be her citizenship and, and basically we have been able to, to tell this is something related to Ilhan's citizenship that took place this morning.

But she went around in 2023, Joe, um, she said, "I proved back then" that her citizenship narrative just doesn't hold water, but not a single member of Congress would, would listen to her back then.

Um, and, and she's saying that there's no way Congress is verifying all foreign-born members.

How are, how are they not vetting these people-

Right.

You know, a lot of people attack us early on, and then to be right over the long term, but then two, to welcome back people who were also right, who took a risk, came on our program, told the truth, and then were proven correct, and now you're in that very esteemed class of people.

Good, good to see you again, Benny, and yeah, we have been talking about this for, for quite a while over here at, uh, at Alpha News and just kind of tracking these, these last few months how this has, uh, escalated.

But I was on your program, yeah, not that long ago talking about all of the research of A.J. Kern.

Uh, she really d- deserves the credit here, but she ran for Congress, uh, against Ilhan Omar.

This is back in 2022, so this is four years ago at this point, but she came forward, raised these very serious concerns about the congresswoman for years, and really pointing right there, uh, as you explained very well, about her age, how she changed her birth year, which you can see online.

You can see how she changed her birth year.

It happened just two days, um, after she was publicl- publicly called out by A.J. Kern.

Is that the war criminal father was able to sneak in and trade whatever, you know, Nazi gold he had for citizenship? Like, isn't that the point? But, like, so you're telling me that didn't actually happen?

Uh, Liz, what do we know about this story? What are the details? Because, uh, it just seems like the, the latest in a long list of, I don't know, Somali issues in that state.

Yeah, you're right.

We could, uh, be talking for quite a while today, you guys.

Good to, good to see you again.

Thanks for having me on.

But yes, Sheikh Duun Mohamed, this is a, a pretty detailed criminal complaint about his plans, now charged with plotting a, a mass casualty attack at Mall of America.

It was supposed to happen later this month in October, and he says it was in support of ISIS.

Does anything set them apart, or is it just that they're, they are assimilating to the extent they just join America's gang violence problem?

And here she is refusing to admit that maybe we've got a Somali immigrant problem in the state of Minnesota.

Yeah, I actually have some facts for you, Rob.

This is a little bit different than Jana's reporting over there.

We call them Karen.

We have 100 shootings, at least in the last couple of years, tied to Somali gangs.

There have been 14 murders tied to Somali gangs.

In the last couple of years, they think there's about 300 members, all told, of these gangs.

Have you thought about maybe fraud? What do you think?

Uh, Liz, what do we know about this story? What are the details? Because, uh, it just seems like the, the latest in a long list of, I don't know, Somali issues in that state.

Yeah, you're right.

We could, uh, be talking for quite a while today, you guys.

Good to, good to see you again.

Thanks for having me on.

But yes, Sheikh Dune Mohammed, this is a, a pretty detailed criminal complaint about his plans, now charged with plotting a, a mass casualty attack at Mall of America.

It was supposed to happen later this month in October, and he says it was in support of ISIS.

Does anything set them apart, or is it just that they're, they are assimilating to the extent they just join America's gang violence problem?

What were the revelations last week that made everybody go, oh, uh-oh, this is going to be a problem?

Yeah, I mean, I do think it's very revealing and it doesn't just affect Derek Chauvin's case here, Joe.

So now we have the ball back in the hands of the Hennepin County Court System with this brand new petition.

It's the third post-conviction relief petition filed now, but not just about Chauvin.

This is about Tu Tao, Alex King, Thomas Lane.

Again, this is all supposed to be on Derek Chauvin, but it's four cops at the end of the day that were there that day, May 25th, 2020, for this so-called murder of George Floyd.

But we've also found this same charging decision was made in connection to at least 10 other cases in Minnesota.

How much is it? Do we know?

Tell us a little bit about what you've learned.

Minnesota continues to make national news for ongoing fraud scandals here, putting the estimates now at billions of dollars.

So many of these cases, we see that this is kind of baked into the legislation.

Frankly, John, it's kind of designed for fraud.

in so many of these cases.

We had 14 Medicaid programs that were around for years.

They were paused.

Was this a bug, an oversight, or was this a feature of the program, fraud?

Right.

This is when you have Governor Tim Walz, uh, insert himself.

He takes the case and then gives it to the Attorney General, Keith Ellison.

Now, what's interesting is under state law, that is not allowed to happen.

Uh, you basically have to have this in writing that this case is going to be transferred.

That didn't happen.

And also under state law, uh, you have to have a grand jury indict Chauvin.

Right.

Wow.

Um, that, that he, he's, he's collecting dozens and, and dozens of, of them, and that, that's in the, the documentary, uh, a- as well.

And, and, and in fact, uh, Governor Walz has never really said anything negative a- about China.

That's, that's difficult, uh, to find.

Uh, even in early newspaper clippings back from his time in Nebraska, he talks about how he's never been treated better.

And, uh, it's just incredible the, the host that they are, uh, to keep him, him coming back, and he's, he's sort of just, um, given all kinds of, of souvenirs and, and f- free travel, and he talks about that very openly in those early days in Nebraska.

And then as he, uh, you know, ascends kind of to, to his congressional, uh, seat there in Mankato, that kind of goes quiet.

Okay

And now, Liz, I do want to ask, and there were some legalese in there, so if you could break for us down, you know, in English, this issue about the grand jury, Tim Walls being involved, how does that work? How does that overturn this conviction for Chauvin?

Yeah, I will say, Jack, just grateful, obviously, for you having me on.

And I know you've given so much attention to this case as well and to Elon Musk.

The facts really do speak for themselves in this case.

And so many of us have been trying to get those facts out from the very start.

And I don't really say this lightly after covering this case for so long, Jack, but this really is, I would call it a bombshell petition that was filed Tuesday in Hennepin County Court by Greg Joseph, who you heard from there on my podcast.

He now represents Derek Chauvin.

Where does it go then after that?

Okay, Liz, vouching, what? What?

Yeah, uh, it, uh, sounds just as crazy, uh, as it really is, I think, Jesse.

We've been reporting on these controversial voting laws in Minnesota, uh, for years over at Alpha News.

I guess we didn't have the idea to go in full, uh, Muslim garb to a, a voting booth.

But this, uh, v- viral video obviously drawing all kinds of renewed attention on this very controversial, it really has been for, for quite some time, this vouching law.

It's led to threats now.

We have a, a legal action by the Secretary of State, Steve Simon, against those reporters, uh, behind it all.

Do we have any update on getting this guy out of the clink?

They are attempting to get him, uh, get the charges tossed.

Yeah.

I will say that, um, you know, there have been multiple, uh, appeals in this case, and we've never seen anything quite like this before.

He has had a new, um, attorney just for the last couple of years.

And in that interview, I know you played a little bit, um, of it, Greg Joseph is his name, the attorney representing Derek Chauvin.

He talks about just his shock discovering what he did, and, um, that is the fact that he says the charges are illegal.

And I'll just take people back to the-

How well is that going over?

Am I correct in saying this carries a much different weight and bearing than what we've seen in previous efforts to change the circumstances that Derek Chauvin has been under serving his time in jail?

Yeah, John, I think absolutely.

So these are allegations of fraud, essentially pointed squarely at Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison in this case.

I know that right there is going to shock you right at this point.

But this really is a bombshell petition.

It is the third filed by Greg Joseph, filed yesterday at Hennepin County Court.

Joseph has been representing Derek Chauvin now for the last couple of years.

And the first thing that came to mind and the first thing that I was asked regarding this was, well, why did they just now find out about it? Had the attorney not gone back to and had not realized what had happened regarding the lack of the convening of this grand jury? Can you talk a little bit about the timeline and why this is happening now so many years later?

Do I have that right?

Yeah, I'm not sure if I can square this one.

I would call it a, a pretty hectic, uh, 24 hours, Jesse, for Mike Lindell.

Uh, from his campaign, there's been deleted posts, clarifications.

We had this 18-page, uh, document that was released last night outlining this immigration reform policy, as he calls it.

Uh, we know that that document repeatedly refers to illegal aliens as undocumented immigrants, explicitly, uh, stating the plan kind of as this alternative to mass deportations, as Lindal- as Lindell puts it.

Uh, but yeah, it would give an illegal alien without a criminal conviction a six-month window to obtain a worker visa card, and the plan calls for the immediate deportation of those with a gross misdemeanor or felony conviction.

Uh, did someone in Minnesota get promoted for that?

I think I'm phrasing it in a clumsy fashion, but I just would love to hear proof of people waking up to the work that you're doing because of the work

you're doing.

Absolutely.

I'll actually just bring up a recent example.

The Star Tribune, which is Minnesota's largest newspaper, I think they have about 400 employees.

They've had some significant layoffs as people do change their habits, but they are a very left wing newspaper.

In fact, they are being run currently by a former Walls commissioner.

Cause I think that's important as well.

Yeah

... actually.

It's called Live on Patrol.

It's very popular.

They actually believe in- Fighting crime in Minnesota, so they've always stood out for, for quite a while now.

But anyway, uh, addressed with his team this ongoing problem with Somali gangs, and really laid it all out there.

Had, um, uh, the, the documents to go along with it.

Has, has that been shut down? Uh, what sort of impact has that, the, the federal government's involvement here, uh, had on it? And, and the, the money going through the airport, et cetera, what is the status of the, the fraud largely committed by Somalis in Minnesota right now?

Is anything ever going to be done? You think?

Well, we've seen a lot just in the wake of fraud since that Nick Shirley video, that's for sure.

And, you know, there were some prosecutions before, but definitely it's happening more in, you know, as a faster pace, I guess I would say, but we've had...

Plenty of indictments since, search warrants that have been executed at many of these fake businesses.

And that's what was so frustrating about this fraud.

It's just very out in the open, right? This sign goes up.

There's never any cars.

Ms. Golan, can you explain how you're convinced Floyd died from an OD when toxicology experts testified that dozens of individuals prior who tested for DUI had fentanyl levels higher than Floyd's and survived?

Walk us through how you believe these may be connected.

Yes, we had 15 indicted here in Minnesota by the U.S. Attorney's Office here, Jack.

That was last week.

You're right.

Direct action, Minnesota.

There were a couple Antifa-linked groups mentioned in those charges.

One, in fact, is a state employee, one of the 15, a wildlife manager at the Department of Natural Resources, the DNR here in Minnesota.

But the idea that a government would in cold blood do that to their own people, people in order to maintain their power over society is certainly something that should give us all as free citizens pause and also question what exactly would someone who celebrated something like that be capable of? And perhaps, just perhaps, we saw a little taste of that of government knows best when you look at Walz's response to COVID and his actions during the COVID lockdowns and vaccine mandates.

Unbelievable

... uh, you know, a- as they're, they say in the interviews.

And then what has happened with the policies, the radical transformation of Minnesota, uh, under Walz these last, uh, eight years with him as governor.

We also go into his congressional record as, as well, but I think people are paying a lot more attention to it now than, than back then.

But just hearing from people from all walks of life, all kinds of Minnesotans.

We talked to Democrats as well, who were like, "You know, something isn't, isn't right about this guy." We go into, to fraud.

Uh, we go into the Catholic school shooting that happened at the hands of a transgender-

Ugh

Walk us through how you believe these may be connected.

Yes, we had 15 indicted here in Minnesota by the U.S. Attorney's Office here, Jack.

That was last week.

You're right.

Direct action, Minnesota.

There were a couple Antifa-linked groups mentioned in those charges.

One, in fact, is a state employee, one of the 15, a wildlife manager at the Department of Natural Resources, the DNR here in Minnesota.

But the idea that a government would in cold blood do that to their own people in order to maintain their power over society is certainly something that should give us all as free citizens pause and also question what exactly would someone who celebrated something like that be capable of? And perhaps, just perhaps, we saw a little taste of that of government knows best when you look at Walz's response to COVID and his actions during the COVID lockdowns and vaccine mandates.

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But yes, another leadership collapse, uh, among the Minneapolis Police Department.

So just to catch you guys up to speed, so it's last week, uh, when Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara resigned.

He kind of became part of the, the face of sort of the anti-ICE resistance, uh, here in Minneapolis, to just refresh your viewers' memories.

But he resigned after Mayor Jacob Frey said an investigation found that Chief O'Hara interfered with a probe into allegations involving sexually intimate relationships with city employees.

And from what we've, uh, been, been hearing, it's several city employees these relationships happened with.

He had 30 complaints on file, uh, in the three years that he was chief of the City of, of Minneapolis, which is a, a very large number.

30 trips to China? How does he explain that?

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[upbeat music] Thank you.

[laughs] Thank you all very much.

Uh, so great to see so many familiar faces here this morning.

I say it takes true patriots to kind of give up their Saturdays and be at these events, but I know that's what you guys, uh, truly are.

We are very excited for Minnesota Mao.

Head to minnesotamao.com.

All of the obstacles, all of the ups and downs, all of the, the hate is all worth it, 'cause I'm standing for the truth.

So is he really in trouble with this DHS story?

You know, I think it just seems like, again, where there's smoke, there's fire.

And there's been so much smoke for such a long period of time.

And I will say that, you know, we've interviewed whistleblowers who have gone directly to Governor Walz.

And their emails, their phone calls have gone unanswered.

These are people that basically were writing the checks for these programs saying, you know, this is fraudulent.

You need to put... better guardrails in place.

Any documentation, Liz, is this much ado about nothing or is this a really kind of shocking refusal from a representative to comply with requests from state lawmakers in an obviously very important case?

Yeah.

Um, from, from what we've gathered, the evidence just doesn't, doesn't point, uh, d- you know, to, to reality.

I mean, they, they are not, not the facts at all, um, with, with what has taken place.

But, um, he is...

He did decide, you know, not to...

He, he basically announced that he was running, and then has decided not to run, and I think there's definitely a reason for that.

Um, we've been, been highlighting in our reporting the connections to Attorney General Keith Ellison, the connections to, to Governor Walz.

But what motivated you to do this documentary entitled Minnesota's Mao?

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But we have, uh, the number 22, I guess, to talk about today, but 22, uh, search warrants in all executed at multiple locations all around Minneapolis.

I'm sure that's nowhere near the end of, of all of this, but this is, uh, daycare centers that were raided today, at least five autism centers, a senior center.

Uh, again, all for the most part around the Minneapolis area, but we were seeing FBI agents, HSI agents, BCA agents, so state and federal agents working together, uh, on all of this, just carting out boxes and bags for hours, um, at different locations.

You know, I, I was saying before that I don't think this comes as much of a surprise, Jesse.

I think people are hoping for more locations [laughs] and arrest warrants at the end of all of this is, is what, uh, folks, I think, are after, and a- actual real accountability.

But you'll remember, uh, Tom Holman promised back in February when Operation Metro Surge ended that, hey, they're gonna keep federal agents here just to investigate fraud.

in the political power structure who were knowingly aiding all this fraud?