Well, look, look, before anything's said, let's not disparage those who are, you know, just trying to start a small family business at the end of the day.
Like, you're just working hard or hardly working, you know?
Cause we're just a little discombobulated, but still very relaxed.
It's a good show.
We will be live on Moonbase here starting around nine, maybe a little bit after nine, depends on how our own show runs.
And we're going to be discussing the Candace Owens Harrison Smith thing.
It's been ongoing.
They were in a space together.
A lot of things were said.
And I just want to back up Harrison and get the opportunity to do that because we suffered through the Fort Hachuka Waka Blocka Naka Hakawaka for an entire show.
And it gave both of us irreparable brain damage that we'll never recover from.
And get this and get even the newer thing is now, apparently, and we'll confirm with Harrison on this when we're live with him on Moonbase in an hour, him in Lebanon John.
Apparently now she's like, well, I never said that Erica Kirk was there.
I never made the claim.
And it's like, I literally, I watched the fucking interview, which with the Mitch Snow guy, but with like, with 95 to 99% certainty, I never, those eyes are the same as my ex-wife.
There's something evil about these guys.
Or whatever he said.
I'm paraphrasing.
But like, and she's like, yes, 100% affirming him.
Like, I believe you, basically.
But we're going to get into all that.
That is slop.
That is king slop.
And Tim is always focused on the real issues on the ground that are actually hurting Americans.
There was some like midwit who ran in and was like, oh, so, so, so, so you, you, you, you were the person that said Charlie Kirk's life was in danger before he died.
And you won't reveal, you revealed your source.
So you're in on it, basically.
Why won't you reveal your source?
And Harrison basically revealed that later, like shortly after that, he was contacted by someone and actually like the government or whatever, like they're looking for leads.
They're looking for cases.
And in fact, that did go down.
So we're going to discuss all of that and more later tonight.
It's going to be very exciting, very entertaining stream.
And, you know, as far as the Somali stuff, and this is kind of the same as the Candace Owens stuff, as in that I haven't followed it until recently.
And like, I know that it's been a big meme on the internet and on Twitter.
I've seen some of it where like the Somalis are like, this land was promised to us 3,000 years ago.
A surge of federal officers in Minnesota follows new allegations of fraud by daycare centers run by Somali residents.
President Donald Trump has previously linked his administration's immigration crackdown against Minnesota's large Somali community to a series of fraud cases involving government programs in which most of the defendants have roots in the East African country.
There's been a surge in federal officers.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noman, FBI Director Kash Patel both announced an increase in operations in Minnesota this week.
The move comes after a right-wing influencer posted a video Friday.
Posted a video Friday claiming that he had found daycare centers operated by Somali residents in Minneapolis that had committed up to $100 million in fraud.
Tiki Brown, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families, said at Monday news conference that the state regulators took the influencers' allegation seriously.
Well, a business model like this, not only do you have that, but you have the hustle and bustle of mothers dropping off their children or picking up their children or a child that's sick.
Like, if you go and like drive past a school, especially like a younger school, right?
Like, there's always a ton of activity because there's always something going on, right?
Right.
So, like, 100% you would notice a buzz around a place and it wouldn't be a dead business.
Well, that's a big problem, you know, because you'd think that a vibrant, you know, up-and-coming little business like that would love to have a new little kid to, you know, bill and to build the parents of and to make money off of.
But if the purpose of the business is not to make money, then that makes it a racket, right?
They break down the racket and the size of the racket because their job isn't about necessarily like even being able to get like excessive grants to be able to do a bunch of these businesses.
And then Minnesota basically launches a program to help people.
So like you've got food for kids, housing support, autism, like these guys are sitting here trying to say you got disability services.
So at this point, you know, these programs are paid with federal money because the federal government is like, okay, well, the state needs a budget for this trickle down.
And guess where that money comes from from the federal government?
Maybe they're like, look, this money that we invent every year, these trillions that we put into our economy, who knows what's going to happen to some of them.
And that's why we reach a point where we have such ridiculous shit like this.
It's the providers, they approve these too easily.
So like to get paid, all somebody needs to do is form a company or just a non-profit.
They need to be able to be a provider.
And then they have to say that they deliver certain services.
Right.
So in many cases, like the background checks are weak.
You've got the oversight on these approvals is very low, like to actually check on the businesses and the approvals happen really quickly.
So basically like the money flows before the verification.
So you're getting a check like pretty soon compared to once you get all of this stuff propped up.
Right.
And so, like the way it works is the provider, they submit claims saying, like, okay, well, we've served this many people.
We've provided this many hours and we delivered these services.
So, like, you'll see a lot of these places, they're like, oh, we have 97 kids that we sit here that we attend our school and they actually make sure that we give them the proper services.
This is a shocker because I was like, oh, surely we have to be behind this one.
Like every most of the stuff where we were behind it in some form or fashion.
But the Cold War and the politics that happened with that left them like heavily armed because the Russians were in there providing them weapons and then we were providing them weapons.
And basically millions became refugees around 1990s to 2000.
So long story short, Minnesota, the way that they emerged as one of the main people to like, come, come, you come here is they had they had like strong resettlement agencies and nonprofits that were basically telling them to all mine.
And the UN charter itself, it says like when you're resettling a population of people in another country, you're not supposed to condense them like that because then they won't assimilate.
That's known.
Well, that's the known thing.
So what happens is it creates a community where you kind of build a mafia around things because you're like, hey, we're all in this area.
And what ended up happening is, hey, they put all these grants out there for us and we might as well take full advantage of that.
Well, part of the issue is also Somalia in itself has a lot of these like, I'm not going to say it's like all the culture, but there's a lot of that that goes around.
If that were the case, there's a lot of white men should be holding a lot of white men accountable for the crimes that they have committed.
I think for the community to maybe educate their population, because I think what you're seeing here is they're secondary victims in this, that there's providers inside the community that are then victimizing the community themselves by signing them up.
Because when we're going to some of these people, they're like, I had no idea I was in this program.
The money just came and I didn't know how to make it stop.
But the thing he says at the beginning about like, if that's the case, then the white men should hold other white men accountable for all the crimes they've committed.
Well, like, here's the thing: we're not pointing at you, whatever your race is, and going, hey, you, like, you need to be held accountable for the crimes that you've committed.
It's not like that.
This is a specific racketeering operation that's going down in a specific state for a very specific reason.
This is not just like a generic crime.
Right.
This is not like, oh, there have been a bunch of like stabbings lately and we got to stop that and hold each other accountable.
There's one group of people that are building like hundreds of daycares that aren't really.
And the thing is, is once you get a good idea and then you see that you're making money, you're going to go tell your buddies about it too and sign them up because it's like, bro, the government's just giving us free money.
No, and that's an over asking us then, you know, for every crime, which of course, the majority being committed by white men, asking us to do more about that.
I think it's crime in general.
And I think the biggest thing on this is just making sure that we're educating the population.
And you're going to see a lot of other states that are going to be looking into this and be like, oh, crap.
We spent a lot of money.
So what is it?
So right now, there's no evidence that like, you know, it's all Somalis, but I will say the prosecutors, just to clarify, like on some of the biggest cases, like, for example, there's one where like 82 of the 92 defendants charged for the major child like nutrition, housing, autism cases.
Those were Somali Americans for some of these like big racketeering cases where they like basically $300 million were stolen over a course of like three years or something like that.
But you can go ahead and you want to play more of it?
So I think it's really important for us to note each community's got this in their own midst, but to blame them and say that they should have responsible for stopping it.
There are there are other groups that are doing this, but again, it's like I always make the analogy where I say, well, like 95% of black people aren't committing crime, aren't committing crime in general, but the 5% are committing 20% of the crime and it's a majority, right?
So in this case, you've got a good percentage.
It's not all Somalis, but they could represent a big majority of that population doing that crime is the issue here.
And this is ultimately why it's such a disgrace that we're going to lose the midterms and lose in 2028, probably is because like the Democrats are so fucking bad.
It's a high school counselor.
He's a basketball coach.
And that's what the cheer was for him during 2024.
I'm like, you know, you can't just jump to conclusions.
But then when I researched this guy, let's go ahead and go to the article here.
I got you.
Right next to it.
So, misspelled Minnesota daycare closed last week.
State claims on the same day the owners told the post it's up and running.
Okay.
This is the same guy that we're talking about with the learing center, right?
Minneapolis, the misspelled daycare and the viral outrage of a Somali community's billion-dollar fraud scandal shut down last week.
The head of Minnesota's child services department claimed Monday at the same time that the owners of the facility put a dog and a pony wait, they said, put a dog and pony show to demonstrate that it was really a working day, working daycare and not a front.
Tiki Brown, commissioner of Minnesota's Department of Children, Youth and Families, told reporters that her staff found no evidence of fraud at any of the daycares highlighted by YouTuber Nick Shirley.
She stated that the quality learing center had closed.
Anyways, that number, clearly, somebody else spammed it, but he's literally sitting there claiming, oh, this is all about the kids.
And literally what happens, they bust in kids, and then they actually, that facility gets shut down after he gives this just glorifying speech that talks about how people should be really treating the community.
Now, look, this is why I had to look into it because if I watched that video and I would just look at it on its own, standalone, I would have told the guy defending his business, but then the context of the neighbors saying, oh, we thought that building was closed.
Half or more of the roughly 18 billion in federal funds that supported 14 Minnesota-run programs since 2018 may have been stolen.
A federal prosecutor said Thursday describing the massive and multi-layered fraud schemes as staggering.
First assistant U.S. attorney Joe Thompson said scale of fraud puts services at risk for people who need them.
True, including adults leaving addiction treatment centers who needed help finding a stable place to live and children with autism who are seeking one-on-one therapy.
So, what this sounds like to me, and we don't know what all the programs are, we'll find out what all the programs are.
So the investigators are saying that they go through this right now.
Basically, what the prosecutors are saying, why they're escalating it, is because they're seeing the same fraud methods repeated across multiple programs.
And even Thompson, the attorney there, he talks about companies have been companies have been created to provide zero services while submitting claims to Medicaid.
So that's actually where some of the money is.
And he also says the magnitude cannot be overstated.
What we see in Minnesota is not just a handful of bad actors committing crimes.
It is staggering the industrial scale fraud.
Guys, this is industrial scale.
This isn't just something that like they happened to have yesterday and it's just this one thing.
Like, I'm so like, actually, I'm so bothered by this.
And here's the thing.
I'm not even just mad about this situation.
I'm just mad about the spending overall from the government.
Like, I get, you know, people are trying to do good things with the money when it comes down to having services for autism.
But like, sometimes I'm like, where do you calculate the numbers that requires 18 billion to begin with?
Right.
And then at the same time, when you're literally, it's like, Rex, you give me access to your bank account and then I just decide to go spend and I don't have you audit me ever to tell me where I'm spending the money.
And that is why people really have to break with the whole like, and it's the racial narrative.
It's the Somalis.
It's crazy.
It's bad.
And people have that perception of like, ooh, now we have an enemy group to attack when really like people exploit the system.
And like, I'm not absolving any groups of any kind of blame.
People operate in mafias generally.
That's how the world works.
But you can't steal all this money and get away with it, especially when we hear about all these massive sums of money.
We hear about billions stolen here.
We hear about, you know, they'll spend like 600 million in California and then none of them work.
We hear about the 300 billion that goes to Ukraine and whatnot.
And you would think that if we actually had a government, even if it just spent scraps of these amounts of money on actual good things, that the world would improve.
The only thing I see getting worked on is the road occasionally.
I have somebody who is very close to me that worked with, you know, Air Force One.
They have top secret clearance.
They were responsible for like moving assets when, like, we say, go kill this thing, go kill this person, ship this there, ship this there.
And this person has to know what's being shipped.
Okay.
Let's just say there's a lot of stuff.
It can be like, you can call it alien technology or like super high-tech weapons, but there's a lot of stuff that goes out that is like astro-level weaponry that we don't even need.
But once you get up to that like Elon Musk level of money or Bezos level of money or Larry Ellison level of money, these are the people that we really have to be worried about.
We talk about this smaller scale fraud, even though it's still billions of dollars.
These people grifting off these government contracts.
And the system has already been created to this level of whatever, you know, messed up, you know, witchcraft that we dystopia world of, you know, fallout.
It's like, there's no way like you could crash out.
But you could sit there and complain about it all you want.
But at the end of the day, you're just better off hiring a guy.
Otherwise, you're going to be paying like 50% taxes into a system where they know where that money is being wasted to.
Well, somebody came up with this really smart idea.
Well, if the person dies who the stock it was and you give it to your family under a trust, as soon as you die and that trust is in their name, they can go and cash all of that.
And it's tax-free money.
Tax-free money.
Look, I'm not sitting here hating on the billionaires, but at the end of the day, dude, the system is not working.
This isn't complicated stuff to break down to people.
Everyone's aware of it.
It's just when you look at it, we talk about this fraud and this fraud is big and it's terrible.
When you look at the widespread just system of how the world works and the government, it's all monopoly money anyway.
And these tricks that you can use, like using that money and making it debt-free after you die and putting it in the trust and playing those shell games, that's not applicable to Jim Bob or whatever or Thomas down the street.
Guys, the best you can do, and I'm doing this on a small level, is you've got an LLC that like you actually run a legit business from and you get some pretty nice tax write-offs.
You buy a house, you get depreciation against that.
Like there's things you can do.
Like you go and travel, like you go put it on your business card like it was a regular expense, but you say it's for business.
Do a deep dive on little tips and tricks on business and contracting.
I mean, at contracting, like $10.99, there's a lot of advantages over that, especially if you know how to do your taxes well, as opposed to like, you know, a W-2 or W-4.
This can mean, guys, this can mean the difference between getting like $1,000 or $2,000 or $2,000 back on your tax return versus like six to seven sometimes.
Yes, both of them have done separate individual interviews on the gray area.
We really had a great time with Harrison and Lebanon John really gave us geopolitical perspective because he's Lebanese.
He's from Lebanon and we didn't know a lot of the stuff about like Hezbollah and other stuff like that until he explained it to us and kind of laid it down.
But we're going to join them shortly.
And the main thing that I'm sure is on Harrison's mind, unfortunately, is the whole Candace Owens, Alex Jones, Laura Loomer thing, right?
Because like Harrison has been popping off on Twitter.
Especially with the Charlie Kirk prediction and whatnot.
He's really gained traction.
People know his name.
People know who he is, kind of like Owen.
Like he's a really big figure now.
And that's phenomenal.
Harrison is one of those guys.
I remember the first day he came to the office and he was just like video cameraman editing style guy.
And like now he's like one of the biggest show hosts on X. He's in full form right now, man.
I'm happy for him.
Yeah, I'm super proud of him.
And he's always enjoyable to watch.
My thing is, people will go, Alex is controlled by the Zionists and the evil, evil Israelis that run him and run everything.
And my kind of argument to that is: number one, like, do you watch any of the other shows?
Do you watch Harrison's show where Harrison goes hard against a lot of these things like genocide and oppressive states and against really, you know, like global, global Zionism, right?
Like Harrison goes hard on that subject.
But just disagreeing with that or just having that in your repertoire is not enough.
You must not only be like Fuentes pilled and how you view Israel or whatnot, you must also worship Candace Owens and everything she says because everything she says is proven correct because she is all hail the overlord.
Yeah, that's the thing.
You understand the Chinese emperors, they used to have something called Mandate of Heaven, all right, where they're God and they can choose to do whatever they want.
All right.
So she has mandate of heaven to say and do whatever she wants.
It's like, don't play with, like, don't get in the mud with a pig because the pig enjoys it.
And all that happens is you get dirty.
Right.
And I, I thought, like, that's very elegant.
Right.
And people go, that's crude.
That's mean.
Like, that's the truth.
Like, she invented a narrative and she took a lot of time and a lot of effort to craft that narrative and to get it just right and to get it to where people would believe it.
And she'd be, she would become the new QAnon.
And then just disagreeing with it because it is so laid out and strategic and like, oh, but this angle of my story, you didn't address this.
You didn't talk about this.
Are you covering up?
Why didn't you talk about this?
Where you literally have to be like, okay, Candace, I watched it all.
I've seen five of your episodes and I've seen the Mitch one four times now.
And she knows that you're probably not going to go do something like that in order to actually prove her case more, even if all the stuff is not based.
I guess my whole thing is why does this meeting even matter?
Like, what is the actual claim that's being made here?
That's been my confusion the whole point, the whole time is like, okay, let's say that there's absolute proof, you know, photographic evidence that everything that Schnell says is true.
Like, who cares?
I mean, what is that proof?
What is the actual accusation?
Who do you think was conspiring with who to do what?
And I think, you know, obviously the name of the episode was, you know, the day before Charlie Kirk was murdered.
The insinuation is that this was a assassination planning meeting, which I don't, I don't even see any evidence of that.
And then people I'm arguing with online are saying, no, no, this has nothing to do with the assassination.
He could have been like, Yeah, it was that four watch week with my brother.
Um, and my brother's in the military.
I was dropping off some food.
Uh, okay, like that could have been then suddenly a dead end.
That would have been nothing now.
Because Mitch had described this as a top secret meeting in an off-site building and had described this as top brass at the Pentagon and said that these sorts of meetings, and I am forgetting the military term, are when you're just about to embark on like a mission.
Mitch Snow showed up looking for the CID building.
All right, that was his stand.
And I've watched this shit over and over again.
He showed up to look for the CID building to find the records because the government put a 35-year gag order on him because he found a Mexican cocaine tunnel.
That is the story.
Okay, that is that is, and maybe that is true.
All right.
That sounds more plausible.
He shows up.
He has an encounter with a guy he describes as like being like shiny or whatever.
He recognizes him as like special forces.
And then the history of the saga is him wandering around the base trying to find the CID building and eventually ends up in a parking lot.
Rather than being forthcoming, is why it suddenly feels like, okay, this is important because no one's acting normal.
No one's just like, oh, yeah.
It also is, as we have now learned, it is an it's an Intel base.
He was telling the truth about exactly what building it was.
didn't name the building on my show because I didn't, I wasn't sure if that was like a national security problem, but it just happened to be that JTF was borrowing that off-site building and it was supposed to be a top secret meeting for those purposes.
Somebody that was involved in blacking out the windows has sent us a tip.
Again, it's how people are reacting to the meeting that lets us know that it's important.
So this is, so Erica Kirk's mother had a contract with the military and Erica Kirk moved to Arizona.
Therefore, Erica Kirk not only knows about Fort Wachuca, but was at Fort Wachuca that morning because she knew that it existed because her mother was in the military and had a contract and she moved to Arizona.
This is like this is beyond anything.
I have a perfect analogy for it, but I won't say it because it's offensive.
But I like this is this is like this is like the black Hebrew Israelites and they go like the white man was created by Yacoub.
All right.
Yacoub's parents lived inside the Hall of Worth.
This is what the nation of Islam, like Elijah Muhammad believes.
This is why Malcolm X left that group.
This is what Farrakhan believes and shit.
This is on that level where you just like, you may, you make up something insane, make up something crazy.
I mean, I think if you're saying that somebody is somewhere and they weren't there, then providing the alibi is not is not in and of itself suspicious.
If the alibi is not confirmed, I guess you can be suspicious of that.
But again, there's still not an answer.
Like, okay, let's just say you're right.
Let's just say that absolutely they were there.
What does that prove?
What is the accusation?
Because what it sounds like, and I mean, what the insinuation obviously is, is that this was a planning meeting for the assassination and the people there were had pre-knowledge of the assassination and they were therefore in on it.
So I think that if you are making that accusation, which in effect you are, right?
You're in effect saying, okay, Erica Kirk and, you know, the head of TPO say security were at this pre-assassination planning meeting.
That means like when she's in a ponytail, when she's not working for turning point, I assume.
But he sees this after the Kirk assassination, right?
And this is where his Eureka moment, like Hank Schrader sitting on the toilet Walter White thing goes down.
And then he says she was present at the fort with the Brian dude.
And he claims that person matches the person he saw the night before at the hotel.
And I'll have to do a re-watch.
People go, oh, you got it wrong.
You got it wrong.
My point is he puts it at 95 to 99%.
Those are really rare eyes.
And he claims to have an ex-wife with eyes like that.
He says it makes him remember.
So she just said, my wife had eyes like that.
He just said in this video, wherever it is, he just said in this, or she just said in this video that she never said that Erica Kirk was at Portuguese.