How much of this you think Tim Waltz knew is happening? Oh, he's known about it. That's why he's saying fraud's been happening for years. He literally knows that fraud has been happening. Like, he is so stupid. Like, he knows it's happening. If someone's stealing money for me and if I'm giving them money and they're going to do something with it, what am I going to do? I'm going to stop giving them money. He's enabled and continued to let this fraud happen. And so is everybody else inside of that capital building because they're the ones riding the checks. Yeah, Rob, is this the clip? Because this kind of brings me to a complete different thing that I'd like some people to look into. Rob, is this him talking about that he knows fraud is happening? In 2019, yep.

This is a 2019 clip. Okay, go for it. Six years ago.

I want to be clear that the legislative audit report gave us a clear path. It told us that we could do

better. And just like Menlar's, I now own that. And I own the fix for that. But I do want to be

clear before we take some other questions on this,

that what needs to stop is a demonization of one community involved in this.

What needs to stop is an absolutely unproven storyline that continues to resurface on the

House floor that this money went to terrorists, and it's targeted at one group of our citizens here

of Minnesotans.

We'll own that this thing needs to be fixed.

We'll own that there were problems in this.

We will own that there are fixes and we think we propose the right amount, but we're

open to that to try and close this.

But again, I am not going to allow folks to use this as a hammer

against a group of people. Okay. So he's not going to allow to use this as a hammer. Okay. So then the

next question is, how do you think he benefit from it? Not just election-wise, but do you think

he benefit from it financially? How do you think you benefit from it? There has to be some sort of incentive where he's benefiting from it, not just election-wise, but you think he benefit from it financially? How do you think you benefit from it?

There has to be some sort of incentive where he's benefiting from it, whether it be he's actually

receiving money or obviously the votes, but he has to have some sort of incentive to allow

this happen.

Maybe he's getting somebody else rich, and then he's then getting money to funnel for his next campaign.

What not. That's kind of how I even had a mayor in California tell me once that that's why there's so many nonprofits

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