On today's show, growing calls for Governor Tim Walls to resign over Minnesota fraud scandal.

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Welcome to Seculo. It's New Year's Eve. Last day of the year. And of course, that means it's the last day you're going to hear me talk about our year-in drive, at least until December of 20206. So with that, look, all donations are tripled. You've heard me say that for the last few days. We do a breaking news we're going to cover, but I just want to get that out of the way to kick us off with. This is a big, big, the biggest day of the year for all organizations. People start deciding where they're going to put their year-end funding and where they want to put into different organizations. This is the time for your year-end giving. If you can, I going to encourage you right off the bat to think about and pray about over the next hour giving to the work of the ACLJ. That includes this show. And of course, all our incredible legal work, anything you ever see from us from the ACLJ team. It is because of you, the ACLJ supporter. So again, all donations are tripled through midnight tonight. Be a part of the team by dad, Jay Seculos, can be joining us later on. Will is here as well. Will Haynes, thank you the producer of the show. And of course, look, I didn't want to necessarily start off of this topic, but it is the topic that seems to, the gift that keeps on giving, the fraud that keeps on fraud and will, and that is out of

the state of Minnesota, of course we're talking about. That's right. And normally you don't

have news like this that's moving in real time at the end of the year. But what we have now is

that the Health and Human Services Agency is freezing all funds going to Minnesota that relates to child care.

And that is annually about $185 million.

So they're freezing that in response to what we're seeing as more and more questions around

this fraud grows, as well as we're seeing a lot of people speaking out

calling for the governor to resign. This includes a group of more than 10 members of the

Minnesota House and Senate, as well as the Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon, Tom Emmer,

who is the House Majority Whip in the United States Congress,

and then you also have the Minnesota Republican chairman for the party there that is calling

for him to resign as well. In a joint statement signed by some of the members of the state

legislature, they even cite Article 8, Section 6 of the Minnesota

Constitution, which deals with recalls.

So they do have in their state a way that you can recall a governor.

They're saying that he falls clearly within the grounds for recall under the state constitution.

They're saying at this time they're not launching a recall

effort, which is expensive, takes time, not always successful, but they're saying he should do

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