House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer just confirmed that many individuals are being investigated in connection with the multi-billion dollar Somali fraud scheme in Minnesota. These people defrauded the American taxpayer out of a whopping $9 billion. On Sunday, House Republicans posted this: $9 BILLION in stolen taxpayer money. Under Tim Walz’s “leadership” Minnesota has become a hub of crime and fraud, stealing money that should have been going to America’s children and needy. Tim Walz should be ashamed. — House Republicans (@HouseGOP) January 11, 2026 When questioned on the specifics of exactly who is being investigation, Chairman Comer says that Rep. Ilhan Omar is at the top of the list! Watch this for yourself: Backup here, if needed: Ilhan Omar Under Investigation Following Reports of Financial Improprieties U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar is reportedly under investigation amid allegations that she and her husband financially benefited from fraud linked to Somali aid programs. According to multiple reports,… pic.twitter.com/g0xREx3CMv — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) January 11, 2026 Ilhan Omar Under Investigation Following Reports of Financial Improprieties U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar is reportedly under investigation amid allegations that she and her husband financially benefited from fraud linked to Somali aid programs. According to multiple reports, investigators are examining claims that Omar’s husband profited from activities connected to the alleged scheme. Sources familiar with the matter say Omar’s name has surfaced prominently as authorities review the scope of the allegations. Officials have not released details about potential charges, and no wrongdoing has been established. The investigation remains ongoing. There’s a couple of very good reasons why Ilhan Omar is a prime suspect in the Committee’s investigation. For one thing, Omar was the one who introduced the COVID-era meals program that Somalis ultimately used to steal taxpayer money. For another, Omar and her husband’s wealth has mysteriously ballooned tremendously in the past couple years. Grok provided a helpful breakdown of how their net worth has (suspiciously) grown so fast: Ilhan Omar’s net worth, based on her official congressional financial disclosures, is reported in broad ranges as required by law. These disclosures cover household assets (including those of her husband, Tim Mynett, whom she married in 2020). When she first entered Congress in 2019, her reported net worth was negative (around -$45,000 to -$65,000), mainly due to student loans and other debts with minimal assets. In earlier years (e.g., 2022–2023), her net worth remained modest, typically below $250,000 or even lower. Her most recent disclosure (filed in May 2025 for the 2024 reporting year) shows a combined household net worth ranging from $6 million to $30 million. This dramatic increase has been widely reported in 2025, with some outlets describing it as a surge of up to 3,500% from prior years.Why the Rapid Increase?The jump is primarily attributed to the reported valuations of two businesses connected to her husband, Tim Mynett: Rose Lake Capital LLC (a venture capital management firm): Valued between $5 million and $25 million in the 2024 disclosure. In the previous year’s filing (for 2023), it was valued at just $1 to $1,000. eSt Cru Wines (or ESTCRU LLC, a California-based winery): Valued between $1 million and $5 million in 2024, up from $15,001 to $50,000 in the prior filing. These are listed as “partnership income” assets, meaning Mynett is one of several partners (not the sole owner). The full business valuations are reported, not just his individual share. Omar has emphasized this distinction, stating in a September 2025 response that the figures reflect the total company assessments, not her or her husband’s personal portion.Omar herself has limited personal assets (e.g., small retirement accounts, savings, and ongoing debts like student loans in the $15,000–$50,000 range). She has repeatedly denied being a millionaire, calling claims of personal millions “categorically false” and attributing them to coordinated disinformation. Fact-checking sources like Snopes have contextualized that the large figures stem from her husband’s business interests post-marriage, not insider trading, corruption, or her congressional salary ($174,000/year).The sudden spike in these business valuations has drawn scrutiny and speculation (especially from conservative outlets), including questions about transparency and timing. However, no formal charges or proven wrongdoing have been linked to Omar or Mynett regarding these assets. Some reports note the winery previously faced a lawsuit over investor disputes, but the valuations are self-reported estimates in the disclosures. To add to the fishiness of it all, Tim Mynett’s venture capital firm quietly removed all references to some key, Obama-connected individuals from its website right as the fraud scandal started blowing up. A few weeks ago, we brought you this report: Venture Capital Firm Owned by Ilhan Omar’s Husband SCRUBBED Names from its Website Amid Fraud Scrutiny Very suspicious, indeed. As they say, follow the money. Hopefully, this investigation will finally lead to some accountability for Omar and Mynett... It could also explain why Omar looked so worried at anti-ICE protests over the weekend: Oooooooo…that’s why she was out there looking terrified yesterday. pic.twitter.com/C4qZdLE0Hy — Johnny St.Pete (@JohnMcCloy) January 11, 2026 Your thoughts?