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Now, the Talking Points memo this evening is a very disturbing story. The massive taxpayer

fraud in Minnesota. All right, so President Trump is blaming the Somali community out there.

Close to 90,000 Somalis live in Minnesota, most in Minneapolis, St. Paul.

And the reason they lived there is because that was a magnet in the beginning when the first Somalis came over.

And that's what always happens.

Ethnic groups go to where their predecessors are.

So the Irish went to Boston and New York.

The Italians went to New York.

That is a pattern of migration.

Mexicans go to California. So Somali's headed on in.

Now, the President of the United States, and I talked to him about this directly a few days ago,

does not think, in general, the Somali community really helps this country.

Okay? And he's pretty blunt on it.

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