So Ted Cruz and Nick Fuentes finally found something that they could agree on.

And all it took was Nick Shirley and his camera to bring together the right against a common enemy once again.

And that would be the fraudulent Somalis in Minnesota.

But now the huge question is, what is the admin actually going to do about it?

All right, so in case you have sugar-induced brain fog from all of the holidays, by the way, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, so happy to be back with you guys.

But in case we need a refresher, exactly one month ago, I broke down the alleged fraud that was happening in Minnesota.

I pulled out the whiteboard, it was a whole thing, but as a recap, all of this started many years ago with an organization called Feeding Our Future, which is now known to be the biggest scam at this

point in Minnesota. It was the largest nonprofit recipient of government funds in Minneapolis

during the pandemic. And over the last three years, starting under the Biden administration,

over 78 people have been charged after pocketing $250 million.

And they were not using that money to feed people.

No, they were using that money to line their own pocket, to buy mansions,

and to send it back to terrorist groups in Somalia.

So that was obviously a shocking revelation, especially for the people of Minnesota,

especially for the people in Minnesota,

who had been funding that with their tax dollars.

And all of this blew up and it started to be a broader conversation specifically about immigration,

because almost all of the people involved who were specifically charged in that feeding our future scheme were Somali.

But feeding our future was not the only scheme that was uncovered because Minnesota's tax dollars were also being funneled through nonprofits that were supposed to be helping homeless people and autistic children and my friends

That was not happening and all of this is now just the tip of the iceberg because what was at one point just a one billion dollar fraud scheme is now estimated to be at over

$10 billion

Which is almost more than the GDP of Somalia itself. Now before we dive

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