BREAKING: IRS Digging DEEP Into Allegations About Ilhan Omar — Here’s What Investigators SUSPECT

Ilhan Omar. Oh boy. Oh boy. We can't go

a day without talking about Ilhan,

right? Ilhan Omar. We're asking where's

the money? Okay. So, there's a big

article this week in two of the local

papers where they're saying, "Hey, she

hasn't actually come forward with any of

the things that they've requested from

her."

So, she's like blatantly ignoring the

law. Can we hold her in contempt or

something? Because I don't think you can

do that. James Comr is like, "I need

this. I need this. I need this." He's

going, by the way, internationally. He's

going to Somalia. He's going to Kenya.

He's going to South Africa. He's going

to Dubai looking for more bank records

and business records of Ilhan Omar's

hubby.

And yet, Ilhan Omar's hubby doesn't

think he has to say anything. And the

answer is, "Oh, it's the GOP turning up

the heat." You better believe it, baby.

We're gonna turn up the heat all day

long, every single day of the week on

this lady and her husband. because I

have a feeling these two did some funny

stuff. You can't tell me that you have

negative $50,000 and then two years

later you're suddenly worth according to

her filing $30 million bucks. I don't

buy it. I don't buy any of it. And what

this tells me and not just me, I had a

long conversation a couple weeks ago

with Steve Forbes on the show and we

talked all about how this money

laundering works. Well, how does it

work? What do you do? What is the IRS

looking for right now? Because the IRS

is looking into Ilhan Omar as we speak,

as is the White House, as is Treasury,

as is Comr. What they're looking for is

whether or not he overly inflated the

valuation on his company, which is

called Rose Lake Capital. Did he overly

inflate the valuation on this particular

document that you're looking at, as well

as the winery? Obviously, it couldn't be

worth $5 million for goodness sakes.

What do you think? I I $5 million for

the winery that doesn't have any

vineyards or any offices or any website.

No, I don't think so. So, that thing's

not worth five. Nor is the other thing

worth2 million. And if he were smart,

maybe he shouldn't have actually put

this into her filing because everybody's

like, "Wait, what?" But he may have had

to because of the money he's taking in.

If in fact this is the moneyaundering

operation that some are alleging it to

be, how would this work? it would work

in such a way that he has to value those

shares higher. So this Rose Lake Capital

thing that he's got, okay, that she and

he have Rose Lake Capital, they're

exclusive partnerships for global

operators. H global operators. Wow.

Well, that's interesting. Global

operators operating where? I mean, we

know you were looking at those uh solar

systems, the the the solar power in

South Africa. I believe that was part of

it. I mean, no, nobody can make sense of

this. How could you suddenly be worth

$30 million after being worth basically

nothing all because your hubby's got

this Rose Lake Capital firm? No, no, no,

no, no. So, here's what they're looking

for, just to kind of spell it out for

you guys. They're trying to figure out

if Ilhan and Hubby

had people This is This is what's being

alleged, okay? So, we're not like saying

she's guilty of this, but this is what

they're looking into. So they've got to

figure out whether Ilhan and the hubby

inflated the valuation of the venture

capital firm so as to have people that

wanted to possibly launder money. Again,

this is the allegation. They could come

to Ilhan's husband and they could put

money into this venture capital firm

which would then go and invest it in

something over like in Kenya where

there's very very loose restrictions.

So in Kenya or Somalia or or in South

Africa, right, where you could uh do

that solar investment opportunity and

then you take it back out even though

really no money is quite going in there

and you take it back out and it's worth

a little bit less, but you know, Timmy's

got to get his thing off the top

theoretically and suddenly it's clean

again. And why do you need to clean it

in the first place? Maybe you need to

clean it because maybe this is money

from US taxpayers that came to you

courtesy of the $250 million feeding our

future scam.

So this is what they're trying to prove

and this is what Ilhan's husband does

not want to give them any access to.

This is why as of yesterday nothing had

been turned in. But that doesn't matter

in some ways because you know what? We

do have the IRS and we do have Treasury

and we do have the White House. All of

whom are looking into this. I mean, let

me show you something from last night.

JD Vance actually sat down with Jesse

Waters and they talked about Minnesota.

He didn't focus on her, but I can

promise you, I can guarantee you this is

the big kahuna because I mean it is

right out there. I mean, Timmy Walsh

doesn't have net worth of $30 million he

can brag about. I mean, maybe he does

somewhere that we don't know about, but

I have a feeling that feeding our future

was about feeding their future. Just a

feeling, just a hunch, just an

allegation at this point, but this is

the this is the information that they're

looking for. Okay, they've got to

connect the bank records of the

fraudsters somehow back to maybe Somalia

or Kenya or South Africa and then

possibly back to this company right

here, Rose Lake Capital, which claims I

mean this is one big giant lie in and of

itself. It claims it's got 60 billion

dollars in assets under management. I

mean, if that's not a red flag, I don't

know what is. Let's go to JD.

If there's a massive fraud ring, there's

a cover up going on in Minnesota. They

were just caught forging documents,

trying to cover their tracks.

>> Should Tim Walls resign?

>> Well, I think Tim Walls should resign.

But look, I've beaten up on Tim Walsh

enough. I don't want to do it anymore in

your program. I almost feel bad for the

guy except for the fact that he he

should have seen this. and whether there

was something criminal, whether he was

aware of the fraud, which would be

criminal, or whether he simply looked

the other way, it's a massive, massive

failure of government. Look, you have to

ask yourself, if you're in Minneapolis

and you have a person who came to the

United States impoverished two months

ago and all of a sudden they're driving

a Mercedes or a Lamborghini, it is your

job as a public official to ask, "How

did that person get so rich so quickly

when they're also collecting a welfare

check?" The fact that that's failed so

often in Minnesota, but frankly it

failed in California and other states as

well means that we have political um I

would say political corruption, welfare

corruption at a very massive scale. The

Trump administration, by the way, we've

already sent hundreds and hundreds of

additional people of resources that are

starting to investigate this stuff, get

to the bottom of it. Uh Steven Miller

sent people who were literally going

doortodoor at some of these fraudulent

daycare centers and trying to understand

just how deep the rabbit hole goes. But

this is going to be a long-term effort

from the Trump administration to root

out corruption and actually look after

Americans for a change in their heart.

>> Okay. Did you hear that he mentioned

Steven Miller? Steven Miller and Steven

Miller's team. Oh boy. Ilhan, this is

not good for you. She really hates

Steven Miller. So now it's like kind of

personal. Remember what she had to say

about Steven Miller. Now, Steven

Miller's team is there in Minnesota on

the ground. Hundreds of people looking

into all of these bank records. They've