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>> Hello and welcome to another edition of Prop Carson's What in the World. I for one am quite thankful that our president and his cabinet are okay. Donald Trump returned to the White House Correspondence Dinner and a madman no king supporter who gave money to Kamala Harris campaign and rallied against Trump using the language of Democrats and attempted to storm the ballroom to kill the president. And MS Now has no clue about his motivation. >> We do not yet know what the shooter's intended target was, yes, obviously. Okay, so we don't know what the intended target was. >> This was an event that was well publicized that the president would be attending. >> And now we know the intended target. >> He has not attended this event since 2015. >> And there's a reason why there that he was the intended target. >> But it was a room of over 1,000 people, there were reporters, there were lawmakers. >> He might have been there to go after the guy who had the basket with the bread and the tongs. And then he's like, the guy didn't want pumpernickel and like, how dare you give me pumpernickel? >> Nobody likes pumpernickel. >> Business leaders, they were members of Congress. >> Could have been a bartender for all we know. I asked for Chardonnay. >> Members of the administration, and yes, of course, they were the president and first lady Melania Trump. But we do not yet know who specifically was the target. >> The alleged gunman Cole Allen wrote a manifesto where he said of the president, I am no longer willing to permit a pedophile, rapist, and traitor, coat my hands with his crimes. All of this verbiage has come from the mouths of Democrats over the past decade, intensifying since Trump was reelected. Democrat JB Raskin still acted clueless when asked about it by CNN's Dana Bash. >> You have, and as many of your fellow Democrats have used some heated rhetoric against the president. >> You know, like a fascist, white supremacist, racist. >> And do you think twice about that when something like this happens? >> What rhetoric do you have in mind? >> Please. >> Talking about some of the fact that he is terrible for this country and so on and so forth. I understand. >> Magafascist, enemy of democracy. >> That that's your democratic right? But overall, do you have a responsibility- >> I have no personal problem with Donald Trump at all. >> Then why do you say all of those awful, awful things about him? >> I talked about the policies of this administration, the authority- >> No, actually you don't. You also name call. >> Criterionism like we saw on display in Minneapolis, where two of our citizens were gunned down in the streets simply for exercising. >> Yeah, that isn't true. Not one little bit. It's also called a lie. >> The First Amendment rights, Renee Good, Alex Predi, and others- >> I mean, it's like you can't even try to run over an ICE agent and what happens? >> You know, died in custody- >> He is a cyborg, isn't he? Now we know. >> I'm talking about policies. I don't personalize it and I- >> Sure, it's about policy. >> Certainly they've never called the press the enemy of the people. I think the press are the people's best- >> No, but you've called the president the enemy of the people. >> Best friend and that's why it's written right there into the First Amendment. We need the press to be a vigilant watchdog against every level of government, federal, state, local, all of it. >> Yeah, that's like the big bad wolf sag. I don't know what happened to the three little pigs, straw and stick houses. I didn't see nothing. >> The morning of the White House Correspondent Center, Ken Martin, the chair of the DNC actually called Donald Trump a fascist. >> There are a lot of things that Republicans seem to be working on. >> I always forget if he's key or appeal. >> Whether they're in the judiciary or the White House or- >> Regardless, he's hilarious. >> Congress or advisors and folks on the ground that are gonna make it actually more difficult for you guys. >> Yeah, I mean, look, we are seeing a desperate man, a narcissist, a fascist in the White House who is so- >> Wow, he just called the president a fascist. See, that's not about policy there, Jamie. That's about name calling. >> Asper to hold on the power. I think over these next 191 days left until the election, we're gonna see an unprecedented assault on our elections. >> No, no, actually, we just wanna make sure there aren't any dead people or illegals voting. >> On voting rights, we've already seen that, right? >> Yeah, Democrats have been name calling and inciting people. It's called stochastic terrorism. It incites crazy people to commit acts of violence. >> In a statement that aged as well as spoiled Melch, CNN's Jake Tapper and 249 of his colleagues said before the event, they were going to forcefully demonstrate opposition to Donald Trump. Sounds like a big hug, doesn't it? Voice of America leader, Kerry Lake, told Newsmax when she saw Jake after the incident, she gave him a little what-fur. >> I will tell you, I'm sorry, but guys, I walked out and I walked out as a complete, I'm sorry, he's a fool. Walking out next to Jake Tapper and I looked- >> Wait, wait, wait, are you seeing him? >> Yeah, the guy that denied Joe Biden's cognitive decline for years until it was obvious that the debate that he hosted and then after Joe Biden left office and was defeated by Trump, he wrote a book about Joe Biden's cognitive decline is clueless. >> I said to him and I said, how dare you? You have caused so much division in this country pushing lives. I said, we're not gonna call it gas lighting anymore, you've lied to the people. How dare you do that? And I saw so many people from all of these news outlets who've just spread abject lies about President Trump over the years. >> Yeah, like the Russia collusion hoax and now the impeachment hoax and- >> They're part to blame of this and I don't mean to get dramatic tonight. >> I think you should be very dramatic because a third assassination attempt is pretty dramatic. >> But I, as an American mother and an American, I'm tired of it. And I'm tired of the fake news that has just spread nothing but lies, trying to hurt this president, trying to go against the American people. And I couldn't sit there silent and walk out next to somebody like a Jake Tapper and act like he's a good guy. >> Yeah, Jake apparently got his feelings hurt by being confronted by the truth with Carrie Lake. It's hard when rock tossers get rocks thrown back at him. >> But this crusade against Kimmel was predictable because the Trump administration's attempt to use Saturday shooting as justification to stop all critical coverage, whether journalists- >> Yeah, it's about ending all critical coverage, which by the way is CNN, 97% of the time. >> Or comedic of Donald Trump. That started even before the ballroom emptied because Carrie Lake, the election denier who's currently in charge of- >> Who, by the way, could totally kick your butt, clean up between your shoulders. >> Voice of America. She approached a CNN table after the shooting and blamed journalists for the attempted attack and personally insulted one of our correspondents as a quote midget is now being matched with social media posts and more from the White House trying to use this horrific tragedy to demonize any criticism. >> No, I'm thinking actually the demonizing of Donald Trump caused the incident, you see. >> It's calls for violence and the president has been making little calls for violence since 2015. >> No, he hasn't actually, he's been responding to vitriol and violence against him. >> I'm not even gonna go into them, you're familiar with them but- >> No, why don't you go ahead and get into them. Tell us the examples exactly, please. >> Literal calls for violence. Now, a reminder that the president's tone immediately after the attack on Saturday was praised by Democrats and Republicans. >> Which was much bigger than you guys would ever, ever consider being. >> And it was far more conciliatory. >> I ask that all Americans recommit with their hearts and resolving our differences. >> This is what being a leader is all about, Jake. >> Conference peacefully, we have to resolve our differences. >> That sentiment clearly did not last long. >> Some reporters unlike Jake Taber had a bit of a come to Jesus moment as the president showed grace and bravery in the face of his third assassination attempt. Even ABC's George Stephanopoulos appeared slack-jawed as John Carl recounted what Trump did later that night. >> John, your phone rang early this morning? >> Yeah, my phone rang shortly after 7 AM. My landline, George, actually. >> Hold on, landline, that sounds like a news story. When was the last time you were somebody who had a landline? >> See a number that few people call and it was President Trump calling. He said at first, he was calling to see if I was okay with what happened. >> Well, he's clearly a Nazi and Hitler and white supremacist. >> The last night, are you okay? And then he- >> Who wants the press murdered? >> He reiterated many of the things he said in his press conference last night, emphasizing the unity that he felt in that moment. >> Yeah, you might wanna take a dose of that unity there, Jake Taber. >> And he said absolutely, and he was quite firm about this, that dinner must be rescheduled. It must be rescheduled. >> He was kind of like returning to the campaign trail after Butler. >> He knows that I was a former president of the White House Corresponds Association and it worked with him on a dinner that never actually happened back during COVID. And he was saying, we've got to get this dinner back on, it has to happen. >> My God, what a monster Donald Trump is. Nora O'Donnell got to interview the president immediately following and she showed the grace and class of a Jerry Springer show panelist, while quoting from the attempted assassin's manifesto. And the president, of course, tossed it right back in her face. I like to call this verbal corporal punishment. >> The so called manifesto is a stunning thing to read, Mr. President. He appears to reference a motive in it. >> Yeah, let me go ahead and just read the screed from the attempted assassin who just tried to kill you. >> He writes this quote, administration officials, they are targets. And he also wrote this, I'm no longer willing to permit a pedophile rapist and traitor to coat my hands with his crime. >> Why the hell did she need to bring this up, I wonder, just right after the assassination attempt. >> What's your reaction to that? >> Well, I was waiting for you to read that because I knew you would. >> And now comes the corporal punishment. >> But you're horrible people, horrible people. Yeah, he did write that. I'm not a rapist, I didn't rape anybody. >> No, you think he was referring to you? >> Excuse me, excuse me, what the what, what? >> I'm not a pedophile, you read that crap from some sick person. >> Crap, now we know what the C in CBS stands for. >> I got associated with- >> And the BS. >> All the stuff that has nothing to do with me, I was totally exonerated. Your friends on the other side of the plate are the ones that were involved with, let's say Epstein or other things. >> Boom, Mr. President.

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"On the orders of the President of the United States, U.S. Central Command has confirmed epic fury." "I'm gonna shoot you right down." "This regime will soon learn that no one should challenge the strength and might of the United States armed forces." He reminded the world, as he has time and time again, being an American means something unbreaking. If you kill Americans, if you threaten Americans anywhere on Earth, we will hunt you down. Without apology and without hesitation, we will kill you. We didn't start this war. But under President Trump, we are finishing it. Their war on Americans has become our retribution against their ayatollah. To the great, proud people of Iran, the hour of your freedom is at hand. When we are finished, take over your government. government, it will be yours to take.

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Where the hell has the Twin Cities media been? The Star Tribune is complicit. They have had this story for years, if you've just heard, and they've refused to report anything on it. In fact, they continue to try and cover up. Our Minnesota Republican colleagues have demanded answers and accountability for years, but have seen nothing from Walls, his administration, our Democrat colleagues like Tina Smith, Amy Klobuchar, Ilhan Omar, and Angie Craig, or the worthless Star Tribune. Thank God for President Donald J. Trump for finally bringing attention to this issue. Representative Rarick, I'm gonna begin with you. You've been working on this issue for years. You've spoken to the whistle blowers personally, is that correct? - That is correct. - You have an understanding that 1,000 whistle blowers running an account on X have come forward to expose fraud in Minnesota state agencies, and they have been entirely ignored by Tim Walls and have even been retaliated against. Is that accurate? - That is correct. Even this morning, I got another message. - Well, in your experience, are their claims credible or are they politically motivated against Walls? - They're completely credible, not politically motivated. - In fact, many of these are Walls administration employees, correct? - They are actually Democrats as well. - Can you quickly give us one example of the retaliation these folks have been facing? - Yes, I can. In my opening statement, I mentioned that the most severe ones was that they would be fired with cause so they couldn't have unemployment insurance, that they would be blacklisted from all state agencies, and I would bet that it's also Hennepin County and Ramsey County, as you know, those are Democrat run, and much, much more. - Based on what you've learned, representative, over the last several years, do you have any doubt that Governor Tim Walls knew about this fraud as it was occurring? - He absolutely knew that it was occurring. - Thank you. The Housing Stability Services Program was estimated to cost about 2.6 million per year, but before it was shut down last October, it was on track to run about 122 million in 2025. In fact, I think they sucked 161 million out of it from the point it started in 2020 until it was finally shut down, isn't that correct? - That is correct, and Joe Thompson believes that 90% of that was fraud. - Yeah, the Quality Leering Center, as uncovered by Nick Shirley, received almost 10 million in funding, is that accurate? - I believe it is. - There are more than 80 autism centers in Minnesota under investigation, is that true? - I believe it is, yes. - It's clear that someone is criminally complicit. You can't just let this amount of money get out of your administration over a period of seven years without knowing. There was a hearing in the state regarding the Fraudulent Housing Stabilization Program, but before that hearing, Governor Walls fired the official who was slated to testify so that they could not testify and expose what was happening under Governor Walls' watch. Has Governor Walls or Attorney General Ellison fired anyone else to your knowledge, Representative? - Not to my knowledge, and that was Eric Rumdahl, and his administration believes that he was not fired, but I say he was fired because it was too convenient. - Right, Representative Hudson, is it true that 90% of the individuals charged, regardless of what your colleague on the panel just said with his facts and figures, 90% of the individuals charged or indicted with the $250 million feeding our future COVID fraud are of Somali descent? - I believe that to be correct. - Are you aware that in a 2021 video, Mr. Ellison promised that he would obstruct his own agencies in their investigation of Somali fraud? - I am very much aware of that. - It's no wonder the criminals in the Somali community felt they were free to steal taxpayer dollars. I'm gonna ask you the same question I asked Marion. Do you have any doubt that Tim Walls knew about this fraud as it was occurring? - None whatsoever. - Walls and Ellison were protecting fraudsters instead of investigating them, and it was purposeful, and it's no coincidence that this is occurring largely in the Somali community. Walls made a sanctuary state, Minnesota's sanctuary state. He gave free healthcare, free college, and free licenses to illegals, and Walls looked the other way when Somali immigrants were stealing. Representative Robbins, do you have any doubt that Tim Walls knew about this fraud as it was occurring? - None whatsoever. - So all three of you have no doubt in your minds that Tim Walls knew about the $9 billion of fraud during his tenure as governor and did nothing about it. It looks like my time is about to expire, and I do wanna say to all of you on behalf of Minnesota, thank you for being here, and justice will be served.

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Multiple Minnesota judges are under fire for dismissing several recent Somali fraud cases. They are Judge Sarah West, Judge Amber Brennan, and Judge Hilary Kalagiri. The Hennepin County judges, because of their decisions, have allowed millions in alleged Medicaid theft to go unpunished. For example, the Hennepin County jury unanimously convicted Somali migrant Abdufata Yousaf on six counts of aiding theft by Swindle in August after deliberating for just four hours. He stole $7.2 million from Medicaid. Jurors described the evidence as overwhelming, with the foreperson saying it was beyond a reasonable doubt based on financial records, witness testimony, and patterns of fraud diversion. However, in a reversal, Judge Sarah West arbitrarily set aside the jury's verdict and entered a judgment of acquittal on all counts. West ruled that the prosecution's evidence was circumstantial, even though they proved that Yousaf had control over the company and directly received over $1.1 million in transfers. She ruled that they failed to exclude every possible hypothesis of innocence. Judge Brennan dismissed all charges against Gul Ammar, Yousaf's wife and alleged co-conspirators, saying there was insufficient evidence before trial. This kept any evidence of documents showing her involvement in check cashing and fund transfers tied to the scheme from going public. Judge Kalaguri threw out the case against co-defendant Mohamud, who faced racketeering and theft charges for his role in a connected home healthcare operation that allegedly stole over $1.8 million in ineligible Medicaid reimbursement.

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Digitally illustrated political cartoon/artwork in a watercolor style. A man resembling Donald Trump, wearing a dark navy suit, white shirt, and red tie, stands on the left with a stern expression, gripping a large sledgehammer with both hands. The hammer's head is painted in a U.S. flag design (blue field with white stars, red and white stripes). He is shown mid-swing, striking down onto a cracked, map-shaped landmass labeled "IRAN" in bold black capital letters. The impact point shows the ground shattering into angular fragments and debris flying outward, with smoke/dust clouds billowing on either side of the cracked landmass. The background is a warm beige/tan abstract watercolor wash with darker cloud-like brush strokes.

Text in image: IRAN

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