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Oct 20, 2026

Peter SchweizerGUEST
57:50
And look, there's always been a lot of questions about Ilhan Omar and her foreign ties, which are legitimate questions.
Peter SchweizerGUEST
57:56
Let's remember when she was in the Minnesota State Legislature representing District 60B She was off meeting with the president of Somalia, meeting with the president of Turkey.
Peter SchweizerGUEST
58:08
I don't know any other time where somebody in the state legislature has ever met with foreign leaders.
Peter SchweizerGUEST
58:13
Both of those leaders are significant, by the way, Eric, because they are both linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.
Terry WhiteHOST
4:27
Cedric Frazier, a state representative and former public defender, describes the personal and political challenges experiences behind his campaign for Hennepin County Attorney.
Terry WhiteHOST
4:37
Raised on Chicago's South Side and shaped by firsthand exposure to violence, poverty, and inequity, Frazier has built a career in public service that spans criminal defense, education law, and six years in the Minnesota legislature.
Terry WhiteHOST
4:53
He frames his candidacy as a response to the current moment, arguing that constitutional rights, due process, and public trust face renewed threats amid federal overreach and high-profile uses of force.
Terry WhiteHOST
5:08
And again, here's a link to the video.
Zak PaineHOST
37:32
I want you to watch this clip of Ilhan Omar in two thousand thirteen.
Zak PaineHOST
37:36
I believe this was when-- I don't know if she had yet been elected to the Minnesota State Legislature, but it was certainly five years before she was elected to the US House of Representatives.
Ilhan OmarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:50
When I was in college, I took, uh, a terrorism class, and- Is there a such thing? Yeah, there was, there was- So you go-- There is a lab for that? There was a, there was a class that used to- Do you go to lab then? [laughs] No.
Ilhan OmarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:00
You go out a field trip or- We, we, we learned the, the ideology of- I'm glad you do that.
Phineas PopeHOST
2:23
Three competitive St.
Phineas PopeHOST
2:24
Cloud area races could help determine control of the Minnesota legislature.
Phineas PopeHOST
2:28
Kirstie Marone reports.
Kirsti MarohnCORRESPONDENT
2:30
Many legislative districts in Minnesota are solidly Republican or Democrat, but the St.
DanHOST
35:15
Yeah.
DanHOST
35:17
Uh, when she took office as a congresswoman in 2019 and began facing scrutiny, she changed her birth year to 1982 in Congressional and Minnesota Legislature directories.
DanHOST
35:31
So, um, that is the second crime.
DanHOST
35:35
Then the third one could be this.
John JusticeHOST
95:16
Uh, let's see here.
John JusticeHOST
95:18
Minnesota Legislature, 'cause they gettin' all the wonky numbers and all that, right?
Max ReimerGUEST
95:21
Yeah, that's fine.
John JusticeHOST
95:21
So, uh, let's see.
Tom FittonHOST
3:18
I mean, that's, that's what the concern is.
Tom FittonHOST
3:20
And interestingly, it was revealed by the media this week, the New York Post and The Washington Post, and it was confirmed to Judicial Watch through our independent investigation, uh, that the, essentially the library services for the Minnesota Legislature was contacted by Ilhan Omar's staff in 2019 when these issues first emerged as a result of Judicial Watch, as I said, investigations and educating people about what's going on.
Tom FittonHOST
3:49
And they asked them to change the birth date, which they did, to make it clear that she was, uh, 17 and not 18, which is pretty darn interesting when you think about it.
Tom FittonHOST
4:03
Uh, so there's a lot going on.
Aaron BaerHOST
20:18
And if anything, she's, she's turning off some other folks.
Steve DeaceGUEST
20:21
Now let me say, can I say one more thing about Minnesota real quick? So last year, I gave the keynote address at what amounts to the Freedom Caucus of the Minnesota State Legislature.
Steve DeaceGUEST
20:31
It was the most depressing room I have ever spoken in.
Aaron BaerHOST
20:34
[laughs]
Tom BarnardHOST
0:15
Doug Loon is president and CEO of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, a position he has held since 2015.
Tom BarnardHOST
0:22
The Minnesota chapter has 6,300, uh, member companies, and represents 130 local chambers and 65 business trade associations at the Minnesota Legislature on a variety of issues affecting Minnesota's economy.
Tom BarnardHOST
0:37
There comes trouble.
Andy BarnardHOST
0:39
[laughs]
Jeffrey AdamsHOST
66:12
The radio play was Dome Dog: Prophecy of Doom, part two, originally recorded by the Icebox Radio Theater in 2010.
Jeffrey AdamsHOST
66:22
Radio Icebox season one is made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council, thanks to appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature's General and Arts and Cultural Heritage Funds.
Jeffrey AdamsHOST
66:50
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