BREAKING: Ilhan Omar Hit with NEW Questions as Husband FAILS to Produce Key Financial Docs

Ilhan Omar in a whole lot of trouble

right now, guys. Ilhan Omar, um, new

reports that she's not cooperating with

officials. That the hubby Timmy Minet is

not cooperating with officials. And one

of the big questions they have is just

exactly where $1.7 million. Yeah.$ 1.7

nearly $2 million went when apparently

it went into his company, which has gone

by a variety of different names. One was

E Street Crew, which I got a kick out

of, right? Easy Street. Hey, we're

living on easy street. We got Ilhan in

our back pocket. We got feeding our

future. These are allegations in our

back pocket. Of course, uh all of this

really pointing to some troubling signs.

For one, Ilhan Omar, her local paper now

in on the action saying that, you know,

she's in trouble here because the GOP is

saying, "Haha, you got to actually come

forward with some of these uh

documentations and we we're we're moving

forward on this ethics probe." So,

there's the ethics investigation that

Comr initiated into her. And now there's

concern about $1.7 million that may have

gone into the hubbies company. That's a

lovely picture of him there. And if the

hubby's not complying and working with

the ethics committee on this, then what

does that mean? I do recall one Matt

Gates, congressman from Florida, who

wasn't cooperating with the ethics

committee. And what did he do? He

resigned. he resigned rather than have

to basically go through what he would

have been going through there with the

ethics committee. And so the next

question becomes might Ilhan Omar resign

because she's not willing to go through

the ethics committee's investigation.

All that said, it doesn't change the

fact that if indeed her husband did what

is alleged he may have done and if she

had any participation in this alleged

moneyaundering scheme, then see you,

right? Not not to mention on top of it

all, you've got Emmer out there in

Minnesota. You got Marshia Blackburn in

Tennessee, Senate and House talking

about how they can ensure that people

who have defrauded the US government are

indeed sent packing. So you would one go

to jail and two you'd be sent packing

with your naturalization process lost.

So Timmy Mina is under fire here. The

Minneapolis Times reporting today that a

key congressional watchdog committee,

that would be, of course, the ethics

committee, is

not getting what they need from Mr.

Timmy Minet. In fact, they're curious

about all of this uh vast increase in

the Minets. Can we say Mr. and Mrs.

Minet? The Mr. and Mrs. Minet's wealth

that happened shortly after he married

Ilhan. And they introduced in 2020 that

feeding our future program that

defrauded the American taxpayer of $250

million. We just reported yesterday on

the five new ones that plead guilty. So

what we had 79 a couple weeks ago, five

more. I mean, the number keeps growing

and they're all somehow majority anyway

from her district, including people that

worked on her campaign. Imagine that. He

he worked on the campaign, right? mine.

It ran her campaign for a pretty penny,

too. Nearly $3 million she paid him.

Anyway, the Minneapolis Times as well as

another Minnesota publication are now

coming out and saying, "Hey, you know

what? She has not complied with the

request." And so, Republicans are now

saying, "You got to do this, right?

Like, this is the ethics committee.

We're not messing around. Hey, you're

welcome to resign and not reply with not

reply to our request, but so long as you

want to stay a member of Congress, you

have to play ball in this." So again,

the the GOP is kind of putting the

pressure on as I told you they would.

And and by the way, they have to because

these are simple questions. You know,

when they come to you and they say, "How

did this money get made?" You need to be

able to answer those questions. And this

has been elevated enough that she's got

to actually follow through. Timmy

Minette cannot bury his head in the sand

and say, "I'm not going to give you

anything." That's not going to fly. Comr

has made this point over and over again.

In fact, I was just playing this for you

recently and and we were just talking

about Yeah, she's got to be able to come

forward with this information and now

today we learn she's not. Think about

that. I I mean, hey, Matt Gates, he had

to resign. So, Ilhan, you may have to,

too, right? What's fair is fair. Not to

mention, you may be looking at a jail

penalty penalty when it's all said and

done. Comr,

>> I'm not accusing them of any wrongdoing,

but she should answer a simple question.

If any member of Congress uh is asked

what business their family's involved

in, I've never seen one fail to answer

it. That's not a hard question. My

husband has a private equity firm and

he's done exceptionally well in the last

12 months. She won't answer that

question. And and everybody in America

uh suspects foul play here. And again,

we're going to find out. It's not going

to be hard to figure out what business

he's in and where the money came from.

So that's going to be a central part of

our entire Minnesota fraud investigation

because she is the the leader in

Congress in the district in the

congressional district where the

overwhelming majority of the welfare

fraud is taking place. Her name as well

as the attorney general Keith Ellison's

name have been mentioned a as as uh

people of interest. I'll put it like

that, Jesse. So uh we're going to we're

going to follow through on this and I

think she's going to have some difficult

questions answered.

>> All right. Well, if

>> our thanks to Fox for that clip and

Jesse Waters show. So again, Minneapolis

Times coming out and saying, "No, as of

yesterday afternoon, actually, forgive

me, as of this morning, as of this

morning,

Timmy Minette hasn't turned over any of

the documentation."

Wow. And by the way, there's belief out

there that he was doing some really

fraudulent stuff. Let's go to a local

news report out of Minneapolis on Timmy

Minina and Ilhan Omar's growing growing

problems. Let's watch.

>> Accusations of fraud against a business

partly owned by Representative Omar's

husband.

>> Her husband is Tim Minette and his

consulting firm legally got about $3

million from her 2020 campaign. Now he's

a business partner in a few business

ventures that are involved in lawsuits

claiming his companies have made money

disappear. In the case of Tim Meted,

whose LinkedIn page shows he was a

partner in the East Street Group along

with Will Haylor, there's no publicly

known criminal investigation, but there

may be something behind the scenes.

>> We have connected with federal law

enforcement on this. I believe that

they're looking into it as we speak. Ned

Horstead is the CEO of a South Dakota

cannabis company that gave Haylor and

Met's company $3.5 million to kickstart

investments, but ended up with about

$1.8 million back and a court judgment,

an IOU for the other $1.7 million.

Omar's office tells me she has no

involvement in any business ventures,

and the situation reeks of political

desperation. If

>> you have a twoerson business and one of

them is a spouse of a member of

Congress, it seems suspicious to say the

least. that they never knew about three

and a half million that came into the

bank account. They never knew that 1.7

went missing.

>> The lawyers for my net and Haylor say

they absolutely did not intend to

defraud anyone in that cannabis business

or in a winery deal that's also the

subject of a civil lawsuit.

>> No. Or they they didn't intend to get