Noah Rothman

We'll put two and two together.

This is Noah Rothman talking about the evidence against Omar.

A lot of Democrats getting out of their skis today without knowing what's going on in this investigation, which began under Joe Biden, which has been conducted by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minneapolis and the Justice Department.

Even those details, I'm not sure anybody really knows.

We'll discuss all this more on this edition of The Editors.

I'm Rich Lowry and I'm joined as always by the right honorable Charles C.W. Cook, the good neighbor Noah Rothman, and the sage of authenticity woods, Jim Garrity.

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Maybe we'll have another situation in Minnesota where the criminal justice system will help clean up Minnesota politics in a way that it desperately needs it.

Yeah, so given that they charged Jim Comey over seashells, you can't be confident that there's anything solid here.

But Noah, having followed the reporting on her family background, especially that at Powerline from our friend Scott Johnson, this is the basic picture as I understand it.

The suggestion is, and all this ultimately... emanated from the Somali community itself in Minneapolis, who started to tell people that they believed that this is what happened.

Thankfully, there were a few people there to throw a little cold water on everyone at the panel there for Abby Phillips.

Here's Noah Rothman.

A lot of Democrats getting out of their skis

today.

to the...

Oh, gosh.

I don't know if you noticed it or not, but as Noah Rothman was making a fact-based point about the basis of these investigations, Abby Phillips, sit down for this.

I hope you're sitting down.

On the other hand, I believe her to be, uh, a, a, uh, Islamist, and I think she hates America and is bent on the radical changes that her ilk, uh, seek.

Well, the studious Noah Rothman of National Review pointed this out last night to all the news networks that are going with the narrative that this is just Trump lawfare trying to sway the election, blah, blah, blah.

Noah Rothman, uh, stating on CNN last night that, hey, this investigation began under Joe Biden, was conducted by the US Attorney's office in Minneapolis, and has been going on for quite some time.

The New York Times and NBC reporting saying this goes way beyond the allegations that were started with.

It involves whistleblowers, documents, prolonged investigations, all kinds of contacts between Omar and foreign individuals, campaign finance, all kinds of different stuff that has been going on for a long time.

On the other hand, I believe her to be a Islamist, and I think she hates America and is bent on the radical changes that her ilk seek.

Well, the studious Noah Rothman of National Review pointed this out last night to...

All the news networks that are going with the narrative that this is just Trump lawfare trying to sway the election, blah, blah, blah.

Noah Rothman stating on CNN last night that, hey, this investigation began under Joe Biden, was conducted by the U.S. attorney's office in Minneapolis and has been going on for quite some time.

The New York Times and NBC reporting saying this goes way beyond the allegations that were started with.

It involves whistleblowers, documents, prolonged investigations, all kinds of contacts between Omar and foreign individuals, campaign finance, all kinds of different stuff that has been going on for a long time.

I think she's rotten, absolutely rotten.

Yeah, so again, according to the National Review's Noah Rothman, this investigation started under the Biden administration, then was also started in a different part of it by the Minnesota Board of Elections, finding that she misused campaign finance funds, and then all the stuff about her husband and her immigration status also.

So what are they looking for in her house?

I don't know.

I think she's rotten, absolutely rotten.

Yeah, so again, according to the National Review's Noah Rothman, this started under the, investigation started under the Biden administration, then was, uh, also started in a, a different part of it by the Minnesota Board of Elections, finding that she misused campaign finance funds, and then all the stuff about her husband and her immigration status also, so.

So what are they looking for in her house?

Uh, I don't know.

Yeah.

Noah Rothman, it was the conservative on the panel, works for The National Review, he kinda said what you just said.

Right after he proposed this, Reuters put out a poll, said 63%, including four in 10 Republicans, opposed this thing, and it didn't surprise me.

You know, social media lit up with, "Ah, Trump is so unpopular, he's even making free money unpopular." No.