JD Vance Drops Nightmare News On Tim Walz - Feds Close In

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is

Carmine Sabia for Explain America and

Vice President JD Vance just had some

really bad news to deliver to Governor

Tim Walls and he's not going to like it

one bit. So before we get started,

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things really help us out and they help

our channel continue to grow. A lot of

people may not know this, but Vice

President JD Vance is in charge of the

fraud task force at the federal level.

And just this week, that fraud task

force descended on Minnesota and they

went to the quality learning center and

they went to a lot of daycarees that

people are saying don't exist that are

just stealing government money and they

don't really do any work. Well, shortly

after that happened, Governor Walls

tried to take credit for it and said it

was his departments along with the

federal government working together, but

Van said that's not the case. That Walls

had nothing to do with it. that they

received very little if any help from

state authorities outside of the law

enforcement agencies who did help. And

he said there's a lot of state officials

in Minnesota, including Walls, who they

believe turned a blind eye to this

fraud, and the investigation is now

going to heat up on them. I want you to

watch this and let me know what you

think in the comments.

>> Happening in red states more than here,

but so be it.

>> Should someone tell him? Well, I can

leave that to the vice president. Vice

President JD Vance, who's heading up the

crackdown. And here's more of my

exclusive interview with the vice

president.

As you know, Governor Tim Waltz of

Minnesota has claimed some credit for

the fraud crackdown in Minnesota. Is

there credit to be deserved for the

governor?

>> Uh, no, not at all. Will, this is like

the the arsonist trying to claim credit

for the work of the fire department

because Tim Waltz let this fraud happen

under his watch. uh whether he was

complicit in it directly himself or just

turned a blind eye towards it. Uh we we

really did not get much help at all from

the governor's office. Where we did

actually get some help was from some

state local uh law enforcement officers

who we assigned to the federal task

force because the state government

wasn't doing anything. So all credit

goes to people on the ground, the

federal officers, the state officers who

are working to uncover this fraud. The

the best part about this for me, Will,

is you you have when the president

empowered his entire government to go

after this fraud issue. You know, I had

this question to the Department of

Justice. You know, these investigations

take a long time. So, I was asking

myself, how quickly can we start getting

into some real investigatory work, court

issued warrants, actually going

doortodoor and finding out what's going

on? People told me it would take at

least 6 months. We've gone from Nick

Shirley's video about the Minneapolis

fraud schemes to active, you know,

judges issuing warrants for this

investigation in a matter of 3 months.

We've got 280 law enforcement officers

working on this problem. We really have

the most accelerated aggressive

anti-fraud operation that we've ever

seen from the federal government. And

again, it's because the president of

United States empowered his team to go

after this. That's what we're doing. And

this is just a very, very good next

step. This is far from done, Will, but

we're doing a lot of good work and we're

making a lot of progress.

>> Far from done. You mentioned complicity

and you analogized the governor to an

arsonist. Do you expect some type of

accountability beyond political some

type of accountability for Attorney

General Ellison or Governor Waltz?

>> Well, will we have to follow the law

where it leads? And what we know is that

there were multiple Minnesota

authorities who were turning a blind eye

to this fraud. Uh what we don't yet know

is whether they knew it was going on as

it was going on. But that's one of the

things that we're looking at with these

investigations. We're not going to, you

know, we're not going to let anybody who

committed a crime off the hook. And in

fact, if you're a senior officer, if

you're the attorney general or the

governor or any other elected official,

we're going to look extra hard at what

you knew and when you knew it and how

connected your actions were to this

fraud scheme. But it's part of the

reason why we're serving these warrants,

Will, is because of course people don't

come out and tell you, "Oh yeah, I knew

that the qual quality learing center was

committing fraud and people were getting

rich off of it and I did nothing."

People don't say that. So we've got to

do the investigatory work to understand

what was known, when it was known, and

by whom. That's a big part of the reason

why the fraud investigation, these

warrants that we saw being served all

across this the city of Minneapolis, why

that's such a big deal is because we're

finally starting to really get into the

nitty-gritty of what we knew of what

people were involved in this fraud

scheme. But but regardless of whether

there was criminal wrongdoing on behalf

of the governor, of course, like I said,

will we're going to let the law make

those determinations. We know that he

turned a blind eye towards this. You

have people will who came into this

country, many of them illegally, and 6

months later they're driving Mercedes

despite the fact that they don't have a

job. That doesn't happen without some

defrauding of the American taxpayer. The

fact that they turned a blind eye

towards it for so long as a scandal.

We're also going to find out whether it

was criminal.

>> Let's stay on the note of accountability

for one more second. You mentioned the

people that come into this country

sometimes illegally, sometimes