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If you thought the fraud was limited to the Somalis and to the Minnesota government, you were wrong.

I'm about to blow your mind because it goes to the government as well.

First, let me explain to that there is a law

that your cash can be confiscated by a law enforcement officer.

Federal, state, doesn't matter.

If you're driving in your car, let's say, and you've got $5,000,

you're going to buy something and you're paying cash,

and you get pulled over, and the cops sees the cash sitting on the side seat next to you

and asks what is for he doesn't like your answer he could confiscate that cash so keep that in mind

they've got the discretion to do that so now imagine this you're working at the tsa in minneapolis

and every single day not not once, not twice, every single day nonstop.

There is a Somali courier that's coming in with luggage, and in that luggage is a million dollars.

A million dollars every day.

Somali's going, is declaring it, saying I'm pulling it out,

and the TSA says nothing. Doesn't stop them, doesn't confiscate it like they would your money

if you were driving in a car and a cop didn't like what you had to say every single day.

Shooting out overseas. Now keep in mind that in Somalia, the number one industry in Somalia is a tie between livestock and money remittances.

Remittances meaning the money that's coming from Joey Somali, sending it over to Al-Shabaab, the terrorist network.

That is their top way of getting money in the country of Somalia.

Now, to add insult to injury, Senator Joni Ernst just told the story about how it is that

Ilan Omar earmarked a million dollars in a spending bill. She wanted the million dollars for a substance abuse clinic.

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