Well, it looks like America's got a problem with Somali pirates again, only this time they're not out on the high seas.

Hi, everybody. I'm Bill Little here with Steve Green and Scott Ott.

Gentlemen, this scandal in Minnesota involving probably no less than $100 million.

Some estimates run aside is half a billion, maybe even a billion dollars of total fraud uncovered recently in Minnesota,

are enough to make a grown man either weep or ammo up one or the other.

The America's paper of record, the Babylon B, showed a picture of a construction worker

sitting down on the job looking sad, saying,

man finally achieves the American dream of having worked 50 years to pay taxes to pay for Somali

daycare centers that don't have any kids in them. I'll tell you what I would like to concentrate

on with this story, and that is the reaction of the people that are defending it, specifically members of the

press.

Steve, the thing that, the only way to save this narrative or to minimize the damage of this

narrative is to do what they've been doing.

And I cannot believe I started the segment without knowing this guy's name but I did

whatever the name of this guy was.

Nick Shirley I believe is his name. Yeah that's right of course. Yes. Sorry about that Nick.

So, so all of the all of the defense against this has been that Nick Shirley is not a real journalist.

He's an amateur. He's just a regular guy. How dare he go knocking on these doors and try to find this information when he's not a qualified, licensed, fully bonded, insured, absolutely indoctrinated, professional liar?

Let me interrupt you for just a moment here. Unless you're actually done.

I'm done.

To say this is the same BS that they've been doing since Rathergate in 2004, which led

to creation of the company that I've written for since 2005.

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