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The jig should be up in Minnesota for Somali fraudsters and their allies, but will it be?  Kash Patel said in a case update on X that the FBI is aware of social media reports and is aggressively pursuing the Minnesota Somali fraud. However, he then used cases from 2021 and 2022 as examples. So, […] The post Minnesota’s Industrial Scale Somali Fraud appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

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Independent journalist Nick Shirley, whose recent viral video pulled back the curtain on tens of millions of dollars in alleged fraud in Minnesota, said the scheme was so obvious that “a kindergartner” could have put the pieces together. During an appearance on “The Big Weekend Show” on Fox News, Shirley described how he found suspicious daycare and learning centers in the Minneapolis area that appear to be fronts for massive scams. Shirley’s video, which has been reposted over 200,000 times on X, shows him visiting multiple government-funded daycares that seemed to have no children present. “It’s so obvious,” Shirley said of the apparent fraud. “If you’re living in Minnesota, you have to raise your eyebrows and think, ‘What’s going on?’ Literally, if you drive around Minneapolis, you’ll see daycare centers, autism centers — you will then see transportation companies that have snow piled up as if they haven’t moved it in months,” Shirley said. “A kindergartner could’ve figured out there was fraud going on,” he added. In his 42-minute video report, Shirley talks to a Minnesota resident identified only as “David,” who has been investigating the alleged fraud for years. David told Shirley that he first became suspicious when he noticed multiple daycare centers near his office with no children. David said he also noticed that he often saw Somali drivers from non-emergency medical transportation companies driving vans without passengers. He added that he found there are 1,020 non-emergency medical transportation companies in the state, and more than 800 of them are Somali-owned. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships Shirley, 23, said the people who supposedly worked at some of the daycare centers “could not answer the most simple questions,” such as where the children were or why their windows were blacked out. In one instance, Shirley and David ask two Somali women outside of a daycare center where the children are, and one of the women replies, “It’s not your business.” Shirley’s video uncovers numerous examples of suspicious activity in the Minneapolis area shortly after a federal prosecutor said that, during Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz’s tenure, there has been at least $9 billion in fraud in the state. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson revealed earlier this month that 14 Medicaid services in Minnesota are at “high risk” for fraud. The massive fraud scandal has already resulted in dozens of convictions and has involved many people from Minneapolis’s large Somali community. One accused Somali fraudster was still being paid by the Minnesota government to run assisted living homes, even as he awaited his trial for his alleged role in helping run a fraudulent charity, The Daily Wire reported earlier this month. Walz and other Minnesota Democratic leaders have defended their actions amid the scandal and voiced support for the Somali community. A spokesman for the Minnesota governor said Walz “has worked for years to crack down on fraud and ask the state legislature for more authority to take aggressive action. He has strengthened oversight — including launching investigations into these specific facilities, one of which was already closed.” RELATED: Shocking Video Exposes More Apparent Somali-Linked Fraud In Walz’s Minnesota

President Donald Trump talked to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, a day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago, as the United States seeks to finally bring an end to the Ukraine-Russia war. Trump’s discussion with Putin on Monday was “positive,” according to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, who did not reveal any details of the phone call. Trump also said he spoke to Putin in a “productive telephone call” just prior to his meeting with Zelensky on Sunday. During a press conference alongside Zelensky following their meeting, Trump said that he believes a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia is “closer than ever,” adding, “In a few weeks, we will know one way or the other.” Zelensky added that Ukrainian negotiators have agreed to about 90% of Trump’s 20-point peace plan, while Trump said Ukraine agreed to 95% of it. Trump proposed a 28-point peace plan last month, but it was reduced to 20 points during negotiations. “Our meeting was excellent, we covered — somebody would say 95 percent, I don’t know what percent — but we have made a lot of progress on ending that war,” Trump said on Sunday. While Trump remains optimistic about the peace negotiations, Putin has shown no signs of slowing down his campaign to take over Ukraine. Russia continued to pummel Ukraine with missiles and drones over the weekend, just ahead of Trump’s meeting with Zelensky. Kyiv, along with other parts of Ukraine, was targeted with hundreds of missiles and drones on Saturday. At least two people were killed, and 46 others were wounded in the attacks, Reuters reported. Zelensky argued that Russia’s aggression was a direct response by Putin to Ukraine’s negotiations with Trump. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships “Today, Russia demonstrated how it responds to peaceful negotiations between Ukraine and the United States to end Russia’s war against Ukraine,” Zelensky said on Saturday. Russia also accused Ukraine of targeting a presidential residence in a drone attack that was thwarted by Russian defenses. Zelensky denied the accusation, calling it a “new lie” from Moscow. Russia has signaled that it does not agree with some of Trump’s peace plan, including how large Ukraine’s military would remain under the conditions, Bloomberg reported. Another major sticking point in the negotiations is Ukraine’s Donbas region, which is largely under Russian control despite continued fighting by Ukrainian troops. Zelensky, meanwhile, said on Monday that he wants security guarantees from the United States to last up to 50 years if he agrees to the peace deal. Under the current proposal, the United States and Europe would provide security guarantees for 15 years, with the possibility for an extension. “I would like the guarantee to be much longer,” Zelensky said. “We would like to consider the possibility of 30, 40, 50 years and then it will be a historic decision by Trump.”

California dropped its lawsuit against the Trump administration over its decision to halt billions in federal funding toward the state’s high-speed rail project last week, as the state has sued the administration dozens of times this year already. The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) previously nixed $4 billion for the effort in July amid concerns about the timeline and cost. The project had already cost roughly $15 billion over the span of 16 years. The Department of Transportation, led by Secretary Sean Duffy, sees the lawsuit’s end as a victory for the administration. “An exhaustive investigation by the FRA exposed that even after a decade and a half, CHSRA would be unable to deliver on their high speed rail promises on time or on budget,” a DOT spokesperson said in a statement to The Daily Wire. “Thanks to President Trump and Secretary Duffy, American tax dollars will be spared from being wasted on this train to nowhere and will instead support real projects that improve the lives of rail passengers, local drivers, and pedestrians,” the statement added. The project was supposed to be completed in 2020, Fox 11 Los Angeles reported in February. The estimated cost has surged from $33 billion at its inception in 2008 to a whopping $106 billion. The idea was first proposed by former Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown in 1979. An initial $1.25 billion for bonds for the high-speed rail was signed by Brown after being cleared by the state legislature in 1982, the Washington Post reported over four decades ago. A spokesperson for the California High-Speed Rail Authority said that the decision is meant to show that the administration is “not a reliable, constructive, or trustworthy partner” for the effort, which DOT has dubbed a “boondoggle” and “fantasy.” Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships “The Federal Railroad Administration stated that all work performed by the Authority – whether undertaken as part of cooperative agreements or otherwise – remains ‘at risk’ and may not receive funding,” the statement partially read. However, it was noted that only 18% of the program is federally funded, meaning that it can move forward with the project. Voters green-lighted the project in 2008, and construction began in 2015. The goal of the project is to expedite travel between Northern and Southern California, intending to reduce travel time between Los Angeles and the Bay Area to under three hours. Minimal progress has been achieved so far, except for some development in Central California between Merced and Bakersfield. DOT cited a state-level inspector general report from February that said the authority might not complete that segment by the 2033 goal. “We also see this moment as a new opportunity. Federal requirements have, at times, hindered project delivery by adding cost and delays without adding value – creating inefficiencies, constraining innovation, and slowing construction,” the statement continued. “Moving forward without the Trump administration’s involvement allows the Authority to pursue proven global best practices used successfully by modern high-speed rail systems around the world.”

Marina Zenovich, the director of the upcoming documentary “I’m Chevy Chase, and You’re Not,” said she felt relieved when the actor made a snarky remark early in filming. Zenovich told Variety that she wanted to explore Chase’s notoriously bad reputation in Hollywood, noting that multiple colleagues have gone on record describing him as mean and hard to work with. She said an early exchange with Chase gave her the opening she was looking for. At the very beginning of the documentary, Zenovich can be heard off-camera telling Chase, “I’m just trying to figure you out.” “No sh**. It’s not going to be easy for you,” he replied. “Why is it not going to be easy?” Zenovich asked. “You’re not bright enough. How’s that?” Chase said, then smiled.  Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships “I’d never done an interview where someone was so rude to me,” Zenovich told Variety, saying she was relieved he behaved that way. “But I was so worried going into that first interview with him about how I was going to say to him, like, ‘Everyone thinks you’re an a**hole.’ I thought if I did, he would throw me out of his house. So the minute he said that to me, I had a way in.” “I wanted to figure out who was the real person behind the conflicted, guarded and somewhat fragile man we see on camera,” the director continued. “What was behind the surface of his slightly intimidating superstar bravado? Was there any self-awareness there? Having interviewed Chevy at length, I have to say that yes, it’s all there – and a whole lot of pain and heartache too.” While many of Chase’s co-stars refused to be interviewed for the documentary, including almost everyone involved in the NBC sitcom “Community,” several shared insights. Zenovich spoke with the actor’s friends and family, as well as celebrities including Mike Ovitz, Dan Aykroyd, Beverly D’Angelo, Goldie Hawn, Lorne Michaels, Ryan Reynolds, and Martin Short. The documentary airs on CNN on January 1. It explores Chase’s career, beginning with his breakout role on “Saturday Night Live” and on through three failed marriages and drug addiction.