Ilhan Omar GOES NUTS After Trump Announced WAR ON FRAUD!

The president got into this. He

announced a war on fraud [music] and uh

this is where Ilan Omar got super

exercised and started screaming at him.

That's a lie. And more. Watch.

>> Where members of the Somali community

have pillaged an estimated $19 billion

from the American taxpayer. Oh, we have

all the information. I am officially

announcing the war on fraud to be led by

our great vice president JD Vance.

>> Ilhan Omar erupted after Trump declared

a war on fraud during the State of the

Union. And the reason is simple. He

singled out Minnesota as the center of a

massive fraud investigation and tied it

directly to billions in taxpayer

dollars. The moment he mentioned her

state and the growing federal probe, she

reacted instantly. Trump framed it as a

national crackdown led by J. D. Vance

[music] and her visible outrage turned

the spotlight even brighter

>> and she posted a clip of herself during

the State of the Union yelling, "You've

killed Americans." Here it is in Saw 8.

>> Penalties for public officials who block

the removal of criminal aliens. In many

cases, drug lords, murderers all over

our country. They're blocking the

removal of these people out of our

country.

>> Let's talk about what actually triggered

her. Trump stood there and announced

that Vice President J. D. Vance would

lead a federal crackdown on fraud. He

referenced Minnesota specifically.

Federal prosecutors have already charged

92 defendants in a massive fraud case

there. 82 of them, according to the US

Attorney's Office, are Somaliorn. That

is not a [music] rumor. That is not

Twitter gossip. that is in the charging

documents

>> that there has been massive fraud in

Minnesota and that it has been

perpetrated overwhelmingly almost

entirely by the Somali born [music]

community there and the alleged amount

federal estimates range from 9 billion

up to 18 billion billion with a B. So

when Trump says Minnesota might just be

the tip of the iceberg, what exactly is

so outrageous about that? If billions

are missing from programs meant for

nutrition, housing, and even autism

research, is it racist to ask where the

money went, or is it basic math? Well,

here again, the Fed the federal

prosecutors say it is at least 9 billion

up to 18 billion. They said they're

still trying to determine just how much

of that remaining 9 billion was part of

this same Somali fraud scheme where they

used these 14 Minnesota programs meant

to help people but abused them and

didn't help anybody other than lining

their own pockets for fake programs

involving nutrition, housing, and uh

autism research.

>> Instead of addressing the numbers, Omar

starts yelling, "That's a lie. That's

the move. Just shout it down. If someone

accused my district of being tied to

billions in fraud, I would be demanding

audits. I would be leading press

conferences. I would be saying, "We will

root this out." [music] But she goes

straight to outrage mode. Why? Why is

the instinct to [music] defend the

narrative instead of protect the

taxpayers? And the first Well, the first

I I don't understand why she would

defend this. I think to me she ought to

get out in front of it and she ought to

go back to her community and she ought

to say we're we're better than this. We

don't want to be known for this. We need

to root this out. You need to help the

government. Trump didn't stop there. He

tied it [music] to the $1.7 trillion

federal deficit. He basically said if we

actually stamped out this level of

fraud, we could move toward balancing

the budget faster than anyone thinks.

[music] Now, whether you believe it can

fix everything overnight is another

debate, but here is the bigger point. He

is [music] saying fraud is not small. It

is systemic.

>> She has to, I think, say, you know,

instead of saying, look, we got to get

to the bottom of this. She's saying,

[music] you know, well, it's not true.

Trump's a liar and he's a racist and and

try to deflect because I think the truth

is she's received contributions and

she's had her picture taken with a lot

of these people that are now on trial.

And when [music] he mentioned Somali

pirates while talking about corruption

cultures being imported through weak

immigration enforcement, you could feel

the temperature in the room change. Omar

looked furious, [music]

distressed, angry. She shouted again. He

says, "Somaly pirates, JD Vans, and Mike

Johnson start laughing." They cut to

Ilan Omar who's just looking distressed

in the audience. But she was yelling,

"That's a lie." When he said, "They've

been plundering America. There's no more

stunning example than Minnesota where

members of the Somali community have

pillaged an estimated 19 billion billion

with a B from the American taxpayer.

[music]

But here is the uncomfortable reality.

The DOJ cases are real. [music] The

indictments are real. The programs

involved were real. 14 Minnesota

programs allegedly abused. Nutrition

[music] funds, housing assistance,

autism research money, funds meant to

help kids, [music]

not theoretical stuff. real programs.

>> Think of that Elon Omar. She lives in

Somalia. They don't have a government.

They don't have a military. They don't

have police. They don't have anything.

All they have is murder and robbing

ships, bringing in ships, pirates. That

that's stopped. Same missile [music]

ping. That's the end of them.

>> So, I have to ask her directly, if 82

out of 92 defendants [music] in one

major case share the same background,

are we not allowed to say that out loud?

Are we supposed to pretend that is

random? If this is about protecting

innocent families, then why not separate

the innocent from the guilty instead of

shutting down the entire discussion?

[music]

>> She comes from a country with nothing

and she comes here and she tells us

about our constitution. I have a

constitutional right to rip off the

country. I guess she's [music] she's a

total scam artist. Anybody know? And

then there is the decorum issue. [music]

Back in 2009, when Joe Wilson shouted,

"You lie," at Obama during a State of

[music] the Union, Washington treated it

like a constitutional crisis. He was

formally admonished. Everyone [music]

clutched their pearls. Now Omar

repeatedly yells at the president in the

middle of his speech, even posts the

clip [music] later like it is a badge of

honor. Where is the outrage now?

Apparently, decorum only matters when

the other side breaks it. And if we're

able to find enough of that fraud, we

will actually have a balanced budget

overnight. It'll go very quickly. So,

uh, we're at over 1.7 trillion in the

budget deficit right now.

>> Trump has been calling her out for years

on immigration, on border [music]

policy, on her past statements in her

district. He clearly sees her as a

symbol of what he thinks went wrong in

Minnesota. And instead of countering

with facts and oversight plans, she

keeps feeding the spectacle.

>> How many illegal aliens are on Medicaid?

We know that it's billions and billions

of dollars that should go to American

citizens. It's going to illegal aliens.

How many fraudulent daycare centers have

been set up where that money should go

to American citizens to help their kids

get into childare? Here is what I keep

coming back to. If this fraud scandal

had nothing to do with her [music]

political network, if there were zero

ties between local political power and

the community involved, then why not

welcome the investigation? Why not stand

next to the administration and say yes,

clean it up? Because right now it looks

defensive and defensive politics never

looks good when billions of dollars are

involved.

>> He says SSL pirates, JD Vans, and Mike

Johnson start laughing.

>> Trump framed this as a war on fraud.

That is strong language. He wants voters

thinking about higher medical bills,

higher rent, higher taxes, and asking

whether taxpayer money is being siphoned

off by fake programs. He is connecting

dots between waste and everyday costs.

And Omar's response was not, "Here is

the data." It was, "How dare you?"

>> Elon Omar was yelling at the president.

He was telling her that um she should be

ashamed of herself when he talked about

the fraud that has been found, $9

billion in Minnesota. And then he said

this about the war on fraud. Watch.

>> I am officially announcing the war on

fraud to be led by our great vice

president J. D. Vance.

>> How does that make sense? If you

represent the people, should you not

want every stolen dollar back? Should

you not be the loudest voice demanding

accountability? Instead, she gave him

exactly what he wanted. A viral moment,

a contrast, calm announcement versus

visible outrage. [music] And now the

story is not just about fraud. It is

about why she reacted that way. Trump

keeps calling her out publicly,

directly, by name. He is not subtle

about it. And every time he does, she

steps into the spotlight and confirms

that this fight is not going away.

>> Who's going to oversee this

investigation? Is this coming from the

Department of Justice? Um, we had Doge,

of course, which lasted for a little

while. What does this actually look

like?

>> Right. Well, what it looks like is that

the vice president, who's the perfect

person to lead this. If Minnesota is

truly the tip of the iceberg, then this

war on fraud is only getting started.

And the real question is not why Trump

keeps bringing her up. It is why she

keeps reacting like she has something to

lose. For years, refugee resettlement

policy in this country had a basic

expectation. If you came here legally,

you signed paperwork saying you would

not become a burden on the taxpayer. You

had to show you had a job, a plan, a

sponsor. That was the deal. Somewhere

along the way, that standard softened.

Then it practically disappeared. Make no

mistake, though, that like the Minnesota

problem is really the tip of the

iceberg. And as we've been looking

around for other examples in California

and Massachusetts and Maine, uh we've

been finding their them everywhere we

look. And so the president has decided

to get the entire government. Now we are

told that asking whether public funds

are being abused is offensive. [music]

Since when? Minnesota's Somali community

became a major political voting block.

That is not controversial. It is

reality. When a community grows in

numbers and votes in a concentrated way,

politicians pay attention. That is how

politics works. But here is the

uncomfortable part. When billions in

public funds are allegedly misused and

the same community holds serious

political influence, scrutiny becomes

racism instead of oversight.

>> And so the president has decided to get

the entire government trying to stamp

out that fraud because the fraud means

higher taxes for you and bigger deficits

for the US.

>> Trump understands something here. He is

not just attacking a person. He is

attacking the idea that political power

can shield financial misconduct. That is

why he keeps naming her. That is why he

keeps tying Minnesota to a broader

conversation about accountability. So,

here's the question for Omar. If fraud

equals higher taxes and bigger deficits,

who exactly are you defending when you

shout it down? Are you defending

workingclass taxpayers in Minneapolis?

Or are you defending a narrative that

keeps uncomfortable facts buried? I I

She's not acting like, to my mind, like

a member of Congress who's protective of

the Treasury, but rather like, you know,

an agreed minority who feels she's being

singled out. And I I don't think that's

the right move because this fraud is

real.

>> Because voters understand [music]

something basic. If someone steals from

a public program, that money does not

vanish into thin air. It gets replaced

by higher taxes, more borrowing, or cuts

somewhere else. Trump's war on fraud is

positioned as long-term, not a one-week

headline. JD Vance is tasked with

coordinating agencies, collecting data,

and working with the Department of

Justice. That means audits. That means

indictments. That means more headlines.

>> Here's what he said about this program

and and his project this morning. Quick

thought.

>> I think that's unfortunate that nobody

has ever tried to take a systematic look

at how much fraud there is in the

federal government.

>> And here is what makes this bigger than

Minnesota. Investigations are already

expanding into other states like

California and beyond. If Minnesota is

the test case, this could become a

national reckoning over how welfare,

refugee assistance, and public benefit

programs are monitored. Democrats frame

Trump's language as inflammatory. Trump

frames Democratic resistance as

complicity. That is the battle line. But

politically, this fight is smart because

most Americans, regardless of party, do

not like fraud. They do not like the

idea that nutrition funds meant for kids

end up in fake shell organizations. They

do not like the idea that housing money

is siphoned off into private pockets.

Omar chose to make her reaction the

story. She posted clips. [music] She

leaned into the confrontation. That

might energize her base. It might raise

money, but it also keeps her tied to the

controversy. And Trump keeps circling

back to her. He calls her out by name.

He questions her priorities. He frames

her as symbolic of a system that allowed

billions to slip through the cracks.

Whether you agree with his tone or not,

he is relentless. So this is not just a

speech moment. It is a political

strategy. Expose the fraud, tie [music]

it to economic pain, force opponents to

either defend the system or join the

crackdown. And [music] if they choose

defense, make that the headline. That is

why this fight is not going away.

Because once you say war on fraud, you

cannot [music] quietly move on. You

either find the money or you look like

you never meant it. And if you are Ilhan

Omar, every time your name gets attached

[music] to that conversation, you have

to answer one simple question. Are you

fighting corruption or are you fighting

the guy who is exposing