BREAKING: Ilhan Runs for Cover as JD Vance Demands Answers on Alleged Money Laundering Fraud Ring

I don't know how she's going to explain

the $30 million. I really don't know

how. I mean, you don't go from zero or

negative50,000 in her case to 30 million

just two years later without a little

funny stuff going on. So, now they've

got to get back to this fraud. Did she

know about it? Did she have a hand in

setting it up? And did she help money

launder? Right? Was that what the VC

firm was, Rose Lake Capital, to launder

money for some of these fraudsters? And

were they getting a cut of it? And then

the fourth thing they got to look into

and Treasury is looking into this is

whether or not those funds were making

their way overseas. Whether they went

through what's known as the Hala

network, which is very popular within

the Middle Eastern community. It's sort

of a handtohand, mouthtomouth,

persontoperson network by which they

transfer money. So it doesn't actually

see a bank or a computer.

But as the Treasury Secretary has made

very clear, they're paying people to rat

one another out and they will,

right? I I do believe he said they're

they're like rats. They're going to turn

on each other. So that's the idea and

the methodology behind trying to get to

the bottom of the Hala network.

But this investigation into one Ilhan

Omar has already taken on a global

scale. Ilhan Omar now being suspected of

being in on this fraud ring. I want to

go back to the vice president of the

United States with Benny Johnson here.

>> I'm worried about the immigration fraud.

I'm also worried about what did Elon

Omar know about what was happening in

the Somali community and why was nobody

looking into it until frankly Donald

Trump came along.

>> Okay. So why is this happening? He needs

to know this, right? because this is the

guy now JD who's head of the whole task

force into fraud not just in Minnesota

but fraud in California as well where

you're talking about possibly $80

billion fraud in Ohio fraud in

Massachusetts fraud in a whole lot of

places and he said it's rampant

and they're going to get to the bottom

of it listen to him

>> here's the basic problem that we've had

in this in this government going back

for probably 30 or 40

is that you've never had an

administration that has really taken

this seriously until the president put

us really from day one of the Trump

administration who said we have to take

the fraud issue seriously and a lot of

the anti-fraud protections that existed

uh in our government for a very long

time were actually turned off by the

Biden administration. So we think fraud

has been a problem for a long time. It

became a massive massive problem under

the Biden administration. We're going to

do a number of things. First of all,

we're going to turn back on those

anti-fraud protections so that all of

these cabinet officials are looking at

what's going on and focusing on it. The

second thing is that we're going to take

a whole of government approach. So much

of what's going to make the anti-fraud

task force work is that we're we're

communicating across different

departments. So when Bobby Kennedy is

talking to Scott Bent about things that

he's seeing in Medicare and Medicaid,

when Scott is seeing things at Treasury,

when Brooke is seeing things at

agriculture, when Scott is seeing things

at housing and urban development, what

we're going to actually do is force the

bureaucracy to take this seriously and

work together as political principles to

make sure that we stop allowing

fraudsters to steal the American

people's money. And that brings me to my

final point before I'll kick it over to

Andrew who is who is leading this

anti-fraud task force. This is not just

theft of the American people's money.

This is also theft of critical services

that the American people rely on.

>> Yeah.

I mean all the SNAP benefits, the health

care benefits,

etc. And according to Steven Miller, and

I'm going to get to this because this is

really important. I didn't know this and

he's right. He said, "Most Americans

think that, you know, you you fill out

an application and a form and you prove

that you're a citizen because it's

against the law to provide all of these

benefits from us taxpayers to

non-citizens. And yet, they're doing it.

They don't require any form of anything

to get any of this

welfare

that the rest of America is supplying.

And and it's it's too bad for the

Minnesota taxpayers, but it's too bad

for the rest of us, too, right? Because

we're also contributing to this. And

it's like, oh my gosh. And and by the

way, you guys want to raise taxes.

That's the irony of it, right? They want

to raise taxes some more. Look at Ma'am

Dami with all his fancy stuff, including

more daycarees because apparently the

daycarees are really popular in this one

particular community. Well, we'll get

more in, right? You know, some people

come to America and you know, the Irish,

we became cops, right? And then you get

the Greeks. Gosh, I mean I I have a

Greek diner I go to at least three times

a week, okay? I love it, right? The

amazing cooks. I mean, these are

stereotypes, right? But for whatever

reason, the stereotype of the Somali

that they get the daycarees going on.

And now all of a sudden, you got the

Muslim mayor in New York City is like,

"We need more daycarees. We need more

daycarees." Of course, kaching kaching

kaching, Ilhan Omar. You might just be

deported. Okay? You might actually have

to resign because I think this is going

to get really, really bad. Just consider

what a representative from Minnesota who

had done some investigation into this

was testifying recently in terms of

where this money was going all over the

world for goodness sakes

>> who led these prosecutions for years

stated that the estimated fraud is $9

billion and this doesn't count fraud in

SNAP or child.

>> Incidentally, it's been upped. So this

is a slightly dated sound bite. It's now

$19 billion and still doesn't include

the SNAP and all the rest of it

>> programs. So where's the money money

going? Motans pay their taxes and they

expect their money to go to things that

help their communities, roads, schools,

healthcare, and not to be taken by

criminals to buy resorts in Kenya,

apartments in Nairobi, property in

Turkey, or luxury homes and cars in the

US. Worse yet, Minnesota taxpayers have

allegedly found their ways into the

hands of terrorist organizations like

Elshab, both directly and directly. The

money is walking out the door at the

Minnesota Minneapolis St. Paul airport.

Back in 2017, the estimate was about

$und00 million in cash was going out

annually from our airport. According to

TSA, in 2024, there were $340 million in

cash outbound. And in 2025 it was 350

million. This is astonishing. Not only

because of the amount but because of it

is so out of proportion to other

airports.

>> I mean it's unbelievable. You're talking

about roughly $700 million

leaving the city of Minneapolis. And

what her she goes on to say is this is

90% more than you would say see leaving

JFK.

So why is there so much cash in

Minneapolis and why is it all fleeing?

Which is why now you have Treasury, you

have the House Ethics Committee, and you

have the White House

all looking into this money, including

deals, potential business deals for

Ilhan Omar and hubby Timmy Minet.

Have you heard my joke about that? I

could never remember his name. I'm like,

my net. My net. Oh, like my net worth.