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We are scheduled to have friend of mine. He's been on the program many times before on the stories that he has broken. Luke Rosiak, who is a senior investigative reporter for Daily Wire, because he's the one who's been really diving into this fraud with Illinois Mar and how. Really, I mean, you want to know why she's getting raided?
Well, he's here to explain.
So we're going to talk to him here coming up. Also. A couple of other things to touch on. The news came out Kim Gohlfoyl was asked to resign by POTUS, and she has done so. She tweeted out that she is leaving her post.
Had this up, pulling this up. She had this up on X earlier that she was leaving her post as ambassador. I don't think she was there for very long, but man. What a mess! And there is a piece up at Substack written by one of the occasional contributors that gets into it because it all started with a high-profile donor who had shared a text from Guilfoyle and was she was asking him to pay off a one hundred thousand Amex bill, and I, you know, I so so the piece that we have over at Substack today gets into.
You know, because she's being portrayed as she's being basically all the stories coming out about her. They're like she's a drunk, she's a partyer. I now. I will say this. I I do think kind of you know you with for that job you kind of do have to be a little bit of a partyer.
That's your ambassador. You have to host everyone, but you also have to have money, and I don't think that she's got that because you you're paying for all of it. But she had told one businessman that she was going to make him a lot of blanking money, and there are a lot of questions about how she what the impropriety. Whether or not she was, you know, involved in some impropriety, and that, you know, like she, a lot of these texts are coming out. People are seeing; they're sending all of these texts out.
She apparently was boasting about. According to this is from the Hill, she was talking about her connections to members in government and wealthy Greek businessmen, and she was trying to get. A bit, an American businessman, a ticket to a dinner honoring Eric Trump, and there was an audio recording of it. And she apparently said, "I can deliver the world to you. I'm going to make you a lot of blinking money." And they were saying that she accepted gifts and favors from private business people.
And there's a lot of stuff out there. But I think it's weird how all of this started because a donor leaked a text, and it makes me wonder: Did they just want to get her out of the way? I mean, let's be honest. I, I mean, was she qualified to be an ambassador? I don't.
I mean, she's got a legal background. I don't know. I mean, I don't necessarily think so. But I'm not. You know, as the article says, P.J.
Miller is this.
Well, she's not either. I'm not either, and. I just think that there is probably other people, but it also seemed like a grace in favor kind of offer. You were the president's son's ex fiance, and so here is this now off with you, and. Then they had these leaked text messages reveal her explosive reaction to Don Jr.
and his new wife's cozy date pics and all this other stuff. And oh my gosh, the screenshots of the text are so bad. They're so bad. That's all I can say. It is, yeah.
There were like four AM requests, and oh my gosh, there's a lot out there. But what I kind there's like two ways to look at it. Did Junior want her out, and then they leaked all of this stuff because everybody knew all of this. Everybody knew this about her personality before she was ambassador. Let's just be let's be fair.
I feel like David Beckham. Be honest. Be honest. Well, my dad drove me in a Rolls Royce. Be honest.
Everybody kind of knew this, you know. I yeah, as Kane said, they sent her to Greece to kind of sort her out, but. One way of thinking is that Junior wanted her out of the way. It's getting too much because, you know, that's one possibility. Another possibility is that there were some well placed Greeks who were really mad about all of this stuff coming up, and they were trying to.
And they apparently, some of the stories said that the complaints had been sent to the State Department before nothing was done.
So they started making noise because nothing was done, and then it seems like when Marco Rubio got. Caught in it because he was going to Greece when these stories started hitting, which makes me wonder if that timing was on purpose, because all of these leaked at the exact same time. There's definitely an organization to this. None of this stuff came out in the months before, so it's all coming out now. And I just think it's interesting that the timing was when Rubio went to Greece, and so Rubio gets there, she's throwing her arms around him, which I thought.
Is it inappropriate? No, but is it inappropriate for the tarmac when you're the ambassador and the world's press is watching you greet the secretary of state? Yes, it is. You don't need to to try to play up your associations with someone in that manner at that moment. That's not the time.
And then he started getting asked questions by the press about her. Reported behavior, and apparently that made him mad because he was there to do the job for the administration, and that was getting overshadowed by all of this drama. And as Kane noted, you know, when your liability outweighs your contributions, it's time to go. And that's one of Trump's biggest pet peeves. He does not like unforced errors.
And he was mad. I mentioned in the first hour when we first touched on this story when she was trying to stop Eric Schmidt from being senator, and she was with that nut job, Eric Greitens. And Cheryn Greitens' campaign, Trump was apparently mad over that. I had heard about that from people in Trump world, personally, in writing, that he was upset about that because he did not think he was a strong candidate, and Trump was right; he wasn't. And he was upset with Guilfoyle's lack of political acumen there.
But I also think too. It's when reporters began asking Rubio about that drama. That's when they kind of had had it. But I will say this: you know, and I thought this was a really interesting last graph. The post says enough damage has been done, and her enemies will just further compound the problem.
So the administration might as well deal with it now rather than later. She might be a vengeful type, but to her credit, she hasn't gone to the press and flapped her gums like Michael Cohen and scores of others. Will she do this if the job is pulled? That's the big question.
So the other shoe that dropped about it is that you know she was engaged to Junior. I mean I've been to events and set of tables with her and Junior. Trump distances himself. He was asked about this on the press. Can we play the soundbite really quickly?
I know we played it before. I think that what number is this? Audio soundbite twenty million, please, one. This is so bad. She wasn't a member of my family.
She, I guess, dated my son a long time ago. Oh my gosh, she dated my son a long time ago, dude. She was engaged to him for like several years. Oh my gosh, between Trump saying this and Elon Musk talking about one of his baby mamas, like she was never my girlfriend. It was just a hit it and quit it kind of thing.
Oh my gosh, these these women's is having some troubles this week. Oh my gosh! I'm just saying. I mean, they were literally engaged. They got engaged in 2020.
Oh my gosh! All right. Oh, let's see. All right, moving on from this. We have to have a very difficult conversation.
I'm gonna just hit it.
So, everybody, I'm gonna just be very honest. I am voting for Ken Paxton in the Senate race because there is no other option. I am very Machiavellian about this. I also think that Texas Republicans can be, and I mean the Republican Party, and they can get mad at me and disinvite me from every dinner. And I don't have enough fingers because I don't have enough hands to tell you how I feel about you.
But y'all are dumb because you guys cannot get it together. Just as you ran the RNC as a fundraising thing instead of a get out the vote rally, y'all don't even y'all don't even know how to discipline and and there's so much infighting in the Texas Republican Party because you've got the Bush faction and you got the Perry crew and you got this crew. There's all these little different factions. The Bush faction's waning. They controlled things in Texas for so long, and.
You've got yeah, you definitely got these establishment types there.
So here's the thing: there was this video that came out, and it is October. I'm going to address it because why not? The Wall Street Journal's written about it, and it's a video that shows, and it's the Wall Street Journal that has it. Paxton and his girlfriend. I don't know when this was.
When was it? This is sorry, New Year's Day. New Year's Day last year. They were at a fire. They were watching fireworks at a party in Dubai.
Beautiful balcony. What is it? The I almost want to call that. It's not called this, but I want to call it the Wiz Khalifa. And I know that's a rapper, but it's I can't.
It's the Burj Khalifa, I think. That's what it's called. And he's on a balcony with two guys that were indicted on federal healthcare fraud charges that failed to return to the United States to face prosecution. And they're in the video.
Someone leaked this to the Wall Street Journal.
So someone was there, and they leaked it to the Wall Street Journal.
So they were fugitives that were indicted in Illinois in 2024 for like allegedly embezzling 15 million dollars from a Chicago hospital, where the one guy was CFO.
Now that guy was charged in a later, separate, much bigger scheme. Yeah, Kane, you're right, and that involved almost 200 million dollars in alleged fraudulent payments for COVID tests.
Now, Kane goes, so they held onto this video for 20 months. Yes, Kane, they did. Look, there is nobody pettier than a Texan Republican that wants to take out another Republican, not a Democrat, and not a scorned woman. Elon Musk's ex angry girlfriends don't even have this level of pettiness, okay? They're just not smart about it.
This is crazy.
So he knew he was running then.
So it was January twenty five, and that's there was New Year's, and that's where he was at. And I don't know if he knows them. I don't know. They were charged with interest in Texas. They pled not guilty.
I mean, you're talking about two hundred million dollars. This is our our taxpayer dollars for it's government fraud. I think they should be brought back and hung. That's me. Right, so both men are back.
They were back in the U.S. to face charges. One guy's in custody. One guy said his court filings that he was abroad at the time of the first indictment. I think if you're defrauding U.S.
taxpayers to the tune of hundreds and millions of dollars, if that's your story, I feel like yeah, let's go ahead and have a public execution because that's a lot of money, guys. At some point, we got to stop this. Right, so. People are like, well, none of his political baggages. I don't care.
I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. You're not going to make James Talerico more palatable.
This does not make James Talerico more palatable. This does not remove the trans stuff from James Talerico. He wants to trans your kids. He fought against. He fought viciously against protecting women's sports in Texas.
He voted against it and roiled against it. He was in support of genital mutilation of minors, experimental surgery. He voted against the bill that would have stopped that. He has vehemently, vociferously supported it.
So nothing that you're going to tell me about Ken Paxton is going to make me like James Talarico. Because I'm not going to be psyop by the left into thinking my vote means I'm going to marry him, my vote means I'm voting for the next preacher of America. No, you're not going to psyop me with that stupid stuff. I am nothing is going to make James Tolerico palatable. Nothing is going to make that guy seem like less of a simp.
Nothing is going to make that guy seem less like an enemy to the republic. Nothing is going to make that guy seem less socialist. I don't care if you said, you know what, we found, you know, whatever. Make up some, make up something. Nothing, nothing.
This is what we have. If you do not like it, this is not the time to change it. You change it before the next primary. That's how that works. You change it before the next primary, but you don't do it in the home stretch, going towards this.
Nothing has changed this for me. Nothing. Nothing because I want to win. Because James Talarico is worse than all of that. James Talarico is worse than these guys and their fraud.
This Talarico supported the billions of dollars of fraud. Nothing, nothing that you are going to show me from Paxton is worse than anything that Talarico brings and will be. That is the end of the debate. We got more to come as we move. Our partners that bring you the program—it's the folks at Relief Factor.
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I feel like these people have not been following this story, or. Following the reporting of somebody like Luke Rosiak, who is the senior investigative reporter over at the Daily Wire, and he has been following this for a long time. He's also he's a he's like an award winning investigative reporter. I have to say, give him congrats for that. He joins us via video because he has a couple of new developments on this whole story.
So, Luke, as always, you do such a great job. Whether you're talking about staffers with Debbie Wasserman Schultz or whether you're talking about This I know you've seen this because I've I've responded to some of it on social media. People saying, "Well, the raid on her house and these other things." It's very convenient that it's so close to midterms that it's happening. But maybe give some perspective for people because she has had. And we're gonna.
I'm not going to talk about the U.S. aid money as well with the feeding our future stuff. But even going back to what kind of kicked it all off, the fact that she was using her. Campaign money to settle personal finances, which really got people digging into her records. I mean, this is not stuff.
This is not like a politically driven witch hunt. I mean, there's evidence there. I mean, somebody doesn't raid somebody's house unless you know you got a warrant with probable cause. Yeah, and a DC judge signed off on it. I mean, I don't think this search was abrupt or coming too soon.
I think it's rather coming too late. If it involves the immigration issues, I mean, the question is really why did why was this allowed to go on for twenty years? Because we were told that all these refugees and all the random Somalis are vetted, but the one that's in the public eye, it turns out her story is totally false, and there's no deterrent then. If nothing happens even to her, and at that point it's a green light for so many others to come in and defraud our country as well, right? In your story here, where you say you get into flashback, Ilan Omar's sister.
It's like the whole family is linked to central figures in this Minnesota fraud scandal.
So taking people back to the U.S. aid funding and the early learning centers and all of this, there was this whole feeding our future fund, which was run by. Members of the Somali diaspora, and they were taking taxpayer money.
Now, the correct me if I'm wrong, but the purpose of it was, well, we're going to continue feeding kids while everything's locked down, and kids aren't in schools, and all of this stuff. And it has, you know, you read it just from the surface level, you're like, oh, what a good thing to do. Maybe not necessarily with tax money, but whatever, it's a good thing to do.
Well, then we see how many hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars went into this, and now, as you say, as you report with With your latest story, her sister was using the address of a woman who is business partners with a lot of the major players in this fund. Tell us about this because that's—I mean—when there's smoke, there's fire. Yeah, so her sister Sarah Nor first was president of this health nonprofit that Ilhan Omar arranged to get millions of dollars from the government to do who knows what involving health for Somalis, and then she left that and started her own for-profit consultancy, which got twenty million dollars from USAID, and she actually moved to Kenya, and she's married to a guy that's like working for the Somali, the the president of Somali of Somalia now. But this U.S. aid company was registered at the residential address that was also used by by some of the biggest fraudsters in feeding our future.
And I called the guy who owns that house, and he said, "I don't know. I've never heard any of these companies. All these people must have just stolen my identity." So there's just a remarkable amount of brazen lying in the Somali community, including Ilhan Omar going back to her brother, and you know, there was. I remember the news was speculating that she was marrying, going to marry her campaign consultant for dating him, and she said, "That's a lie. How dare you?" And then, like a week later, she married him.
So. This is a woman that just straight up lies, and that's that's a known a known thing. But yeah, you know what we know about this raid is it's done by the Department of Homeland Security, and so the first thing I thought was it probably has to do with her finances in Congress. Remember, she reported her wealth as being at thirty thirty million dollars. And then she revised it down to actually, her husband made no money.
It was a clerical error. Whoops, thirty million zero. Same thing. I want that kind of clerical error. And so it would be totally not abnormal to have a Congress person arrested for corruption.
We thinking we can think about Bob Menendez with his gold bars. It happens all the time. You know, is the congresswoman selling favors?
Now, that wouldn't necessarily be HSI though, but it could because her husband had this company that was doing work for African clients, and it actually said on its website, the Free Beacon found this years ago. It was saying it would structure legislation if you paid them. It could get legislation that would help these African clients.
So then, the husband. This is the campaign consultant that she married. First, she paid campaign funds to him, and then he had this business. And then he said he was managing sixty billion dollars in wealth. But other people involved, including prominent Democrats, said something didn't seem right.
It seemed fake. The company actually hasn't paid its taxes. And then he got into the the marijuana business, and his business partners said that the money disappeared. Millions of dollars disappeared, and. Ilhan Omar's husband stole it, and he said, "I didn't steal it." The the government's terrorism office seized it, and so either he's lying and he did steal it, or we have a connection here that could, you know, inform us about why HSI could be the Homeland Security Investigations could be investigating involving her husband and his and his finances, or it could be, of course, her own immigration issues.
I just feel like every single time. That her name comes up in relation to any kind of investigation, there's always another page to turn, and I'm wondering, like, how many members of her family are involved in this? Because that is a very tight knit community up there. If her sisters involved, I mean, it's like the whole family. Like her parents have to be involved.
Yeah, and that's the thing. It's kind of funny because it's actually probably this investigation is not going to be about marrying her brother because the statute of limitations on helping him get citizenship through fraud has passed. Oh wow! But ironically, it could be about her own immigration status because even though that happened earlier, there's no statute of limitations on that. If she if she if she got citizenship because of false statements, that citizenship could be revoked, and so that could be her dad.
Dad dying, or dad lying, and the situation there is really interesting. The reason we let these Somalis come in as refugees is because they were suffering under this horrible communist dictator called Said Bar, who was committing a genocide. And so we said, "That's so sad. We've got to let all the people who are fleeing him come here." But Ilhan Omar's dad was a colonel in his army. I was going to say, right?
They weren't persecuted.
So when she had to flee Somalia, it was actually because the people rose up against her dad's evil boss and threw off the yoke of oppression. And he was sort of this dictator who was exiled, and all of his goons had to go with him. And so she had to flee Somalia because she was on the side of the dictator who was who was deposed. And so certainly that's not what our our refugee program was intended. And and it seems like her dad.
Hid that association, so that could be her dad lying, and then her she no longer should have citizenship. She also could have lied about her own age by making it seem like she was a little younger than she was, so that she could get citizenship as a minor through through her dad. That is insane because the thing that I keep seeing from the left is I can't believe all these conservative reporters are going after this poor woman because of a clerical error. They're trying to say it was a clerical error. I've seen so many verified accounts say this, and I know you've seen it too, Luke.
Yeah, and it really is remarkable. I mean, just this something about the Somali culture. And I've interviewed a lot of these people, and I've done a lot of reporting on Medicaid. A lot of these people are billing Medicaid, and they just lie like as easy as they breathe. They think nothing of it.
And when you think about how she did marry her brother, she married him in a Christian church. There's no way that two Muslims would get married by a Christian minister. I mean, this is this is stadia. This is fraud. This is.
We can lie to the enemy because that's fine. They're the enemy. And she knew that the imam would know she was in fact already married to somebody else.
So her entire life is a lie. Her finances are a mess, and we've had so many congressmen go to jail over the years for you know financial improprieties, selling favors, and it wouldn't be surprising if that happened to her. It would be well earned. And also, if if she lied or her dad lied, even twenty twenty five years ago to get citizenship. It makes sense that that citizenship should be revoked because she never should have had it in the first place, right?
But and not to interrupt you, we're talking with Luke Rosiak for everyone just joining us, senior investigative reporter at Daily Wire, who's got this great story on covering all of this stuff about Ilan Omar. It is amazing that her father was even that it was even entertained to give this guy. Like refugee or or status or asylum, because he was part of the one of the dictator's goons, one of the commies that the people were overthrowing. Who in our government thought, yeah, go ahead and let him come over, poor fellow. Yeah, so I've been doing reporting on the Somalis in Columbus, Ohio, and they the the children of Said Bar, that genocidal dictator, actually live in Columbus, Ohio now, and they have Medicaid companies.
Oh my gosh. And so there are people who fled Somalia to get away from Sayed Bar, and suddenly they find that these this lunatic's children, one of whom wasn't just like a kid; he was the right hand man in the regime, especially as the dictator got older. He had his son do the do the dirty work and and run Somalia, and now he's run. He's living in Ohio, and they're all building the government, and it's all based on the word of other Somalis. That's why they use Medicaid because.
If you are providing home healthcare for somebody that's supposedly sick, you need somebody who's willing to lie and pretend to be sick. You need a doctor who's willing to go along with it, and you need a worker who's going to claim they went and took care of them when they really didn't. And when you have this whole culture that clearly lying is embedded in the culture, that starts to make a lot more sense why you see Somalis who are billing Medicaid at much higher rates. I mean, what are we supposed to believe? They're all they all have some debilitating illness that only.
Strikes Somalis, and so I think at the end of the day, here Ilhan Omar has done so many things wrong, and she's just lied blatantly through her teeth. And you have to assume that if they ran her for Congress, they're saying she's the best we've got. She's the most clean cut. She's the one most ready for prime time. She's the one most able to undergo scrutiny.
And this is the best they got. By inference, that means most of the other Somalis are doing even worse things.
So I think this is a moment to to really get a hand along. On our refugee policy in general, and take a closer look at all Somalis who are coming into this country. Ah, completely, because this kind of this dovetails right into what we saw coming out of Minnesota with the the autism rates for the Somali diaspora, and everyone was asking why are they like three to four times higher than everyone else, and then people started looking at the billing and the services that were actually provided, which there weren't any services. There's just people claiming autism. Yeah, that's right.
And you know, some of this money from feeding our future and Medicaid goes to foreign countries, and so that could explain the Homeland Security doing this raid, as opposed to the FBI as well. Feeding our future, Medicaid, funding terrorism, funding foreign governments. Medicaid has really been diverted by these Africans into a backdoor replacement for U.S. aid. Wow.
And last question for you: Is there Because usually this is what you know. Everyone always wants to know what's going to be the resolution. Is there the because you mentioned you know it's not unusual for for members of Congress to be arrested, like old bar Bob Menendez. Is that a possibility here? Because the evidence keeps stacking up, and I know right now it looks like she's related on the periphery, but I mean I feel like it's a matter of time before we're going to look at her bank account and see.
Oh wow, here is where this is going. Yeah, definitely. I mean, she's just lied, and she's benefited from a friendly media in Minnesota. But these people can access her bank accounts, and they can get—they don't have to rely on her disclosures on these congressional forms. They can see what money was really there.
And when you look at their taking, it looks like paintings and other possessions out of her house. I mean, to me, that kind of indicates they're taking a look at her husband's finances, the missing thirty million dollars, all that. That's fascinating.
Well, this is a great story. I know everybody needs to keep following your work on this, Luke Rosiak, with the Daily Wire, who's been doing such a bang up job at covering all of this for us and trying to at least hold somebody accountable on all of this. It's so good to see you, and also Daily Wire's new movie, Confession. I got to mention that really quickly because that's out as well. Make sure you go check it out.
Luke Rosiak, always a pleasure. Thank you, my friend. Good to see. Great to see you, Dana. We got a lot to.
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She comes from a country that is a non-country, and then she comes over here and she complains about our constitution. I think she's a terrible person, but that's really up to the DOJ. I have nothing to do with it. Did you ever? This investigation of Ilhan Omar, not just her, but You know her brother, her campaign, all of this stuff is has predated POTUS for quite some time, and it was something that was kicked off by the Minnesota board, their board of elections, and they find her, and that's how it all started.
Like you know, what if you wouldn't have been misusing your campaign money, people wouldn't have been looking into your immigration. I mean, they just really wouldn't have. It's what I find so stupid about all of this. It just—they wouldn't be looking into it had she not done this. There was compelling evidence that was cited in this.
I'm looking at this New York Post piece, the criminal activity that drove them to her home, and it's not just the questionable marriage that she had either. It's started again with the campaign finance fraud.
So, the idea that a federal judge signed off on the search warrant that means that there was probable cause for the case that a federal crime was committed, and that means that there would have to be that they have to search for, you know, would be evidence of that crime in the area where, and that's her house.
So that's how this works. Oh man, they're really trying to use that as a way to go after everything, though. Everything, though.
Now, I will say, and I started out the show talking about this. This was what last hour we talked about this. The Talarico thing. This is why I was really careful about the Talarico story, and I didn't necessarily believe it, is because there just wasn't. Here's the difference: the Talarico story.
You had one person that made a call to what they said was this mental health facility, and didn't really verify beyond that. It was oddly clipped. No one actually went to the facility. No one actually. There was only one person that reached out to try to call or talk to anyone.
That's just not good reporting. Compare that to, who was it? Was it Dallas Express? I think it was. Trying to remember.
Was it no? You know what is current revolt? It was. I think it was Tony Ortiz, who discovered that Kay Granger. Was in a home.
You guys remember the story from? Let me pull this up. Kay Granger. That was I think that was Current Revolt and Tony Ortiz.
So he actually went. They went there. They actually went there and physically went to the home. Physically talked to people. Called more than one person.
They did a lot of work. Yeah, it was December of twenty four.
Sorry, that's the date I was looking for.
So this has been almost a you know, it's been been a little bit, but they were the first to trace why she had missed six months of congressional votes, and they also looked at they went from everything looking at her final vote in July twenty four, transferring the deed to her Fort Worth home. They did all of this kind of stuff, and. It showed that that she had relocated to a Tarrant County assisted living and retirement facility, and her. We got some drilling going on overhead. I told you we've had we've had roof repair, and so that's going to.
We've been having it for this whole time, so. Back to my point, the retirement facility. It showed that when they were investigating all of this, it showed that she had transferred the deed to her home in Fort Worth. They looked at everything. They ran everything down.
That's the way that you prosecute a story. That is the way that you do it. You do it like that, and really put in the legwork. That was like far above and beyond what. I think we saw with this in terms of the effort, and I think right.
I mean, I'm not wrong on that. I don't think even our our crumudgeon Kane would agree, right? Yeah, there was a lot of cover up with with the K Granger story too. I mean, we're seeing a lot of cover up with the Talarico story, but that that's what I. We don't know the facts, right?
And that's the point, right?
Well, and that's the thing too. The Tallerico people. I'm not. Don't think I'm defending them, because the whole reason that we're in this position in the first place is because this little weirdo won't be honest about what he was doing. I'm sorry, but I don't.
I don't buy that you were out with. He took longer to recover from the flu than I did from having either of my kids. That's fact. After my, after my second baby, my first baby, I had.
Some stitches, and I it was a little a little bit rougher because I went the all natural route. But my my second child, particularly, it was I think I was like back doing running around, doing errands, and doing work stuff. What four days after, five days after, it was pretty quick. Pretty quick. Not because I was rushing it, but I'm just saying.
My point is, is that he had the flu, and I get sometimes the flu can be bad. But look, if the flu was as bad for him to be, for him to have to have been off as much as he was, to me, I, I mean, wouldn't you be able to tell? I don't think he's lost weight or anything. He's still the same skinny dude that he was. I don't think he's lost any weight or anything like that.
I'm just saying, the dude's a little freak. Just be honest about it. But I don't want in our Quest to break this. I don't want us to commit the same fouls that the left does. That's my whole thing, because we actually know journalism.
We know it now. Abdul Al Sayed, Washington Free Beacon.
Now this is some good reporting. His family has long been in the Egyptian motherhood. His sister said this. His sister. In an unearthed, and I wait, I I said an unearthed.
It sounds like I'm talking about something singularly, and multiple unearthed social media posts. He said on Meet the Press on Sunday that neither he nor any of his family members have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, but his half sister boasted otherwise on social media, saying. Saying that the family has long been in, let's her phrase quote has long been, in the Muslim Brotherhood, and that some have been jailed over their membership, in the group. And her name, Iman Abdel Hadi, Abdel Hadi Hadi. An assistant professor at the University of Chicago wrote about her family's ties to the Muslim Brotherhood in social media posts in 2012 and 2013.
According to the Free Beacon, she said, "Quote: My family has long been MB, but I've always felt that it navigated the political sphere poorly/slash destructively." Oh, she thinks so, Kane.
Okay, did you know that she thinks it navigated it? Tough, it was yeah. Do you know that? Always felt that way. Ah, their family emigrated from Egypt in the seventies.
Her father married Abdul El Sayed's dad, and the yeah. She said, "Quote: This was July. This was twenty thirteen. Praying for all of my family that supports the MB in Egypt. Lilos, stay safe." Now she was asked.
He was asked by Christian Volker over at NBC News, not Miz.
Now I almost said Miz.
Now it was over at NBC News. He was asked about this. He was asked about the Muslim Brotherhood and whether or not his family had ties to them. Listen to this weird. Scrambly word salad.
I mean, listen to this answer. This is cut twelve. For Michigan voters who are hearing those attacks against you, who are looking to separate fact from fiction, can you set the record straight about whether you or your family have any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood? No. But let's talk about this.
No, you don't have any ties. No, and your family doesn't. No. For Michigan. Are you convinced?
Show hands out there in Radio Land. Who's convinced? Who's convinced? And Kristen, I mean, to her, I can't believe I am doing this, but I am going to give her credit. Look, she's not even.
If you are watching her body language, which I find fascinating, watch her body language. If you are watching the simulcast of the show, he's. It's almost like he's too afraid to move. She's using. She feels very confident in the questions that she's asking.
And watch her when they do the when they zoom out. Watch her lean in. She's aggressive. She's in attack mode with the way that she's questioning. She feels very confident.
And he's sitting there. He's trying to. He's trying to project the drilling's killing me. He's trying to project this confidence, but it's he looks nervous compared to her. Right?
He looks like a liar. We don't believe you. We don't believe you because we have your sister's tweets, and her posts, and the whole nine yards. Not only that; that's not the only thing. There's a lot of stuff out there.
His other family members have talked about it. His father has expressed support for Muslim Brotherhood. El Sayed two times claimed to have dual citizenship in Egypt, and. He's been. I mean, good heavens!
His father-in-law is on the board of the Islamic Society of North America, which is considered in the United States the public. Outward face of the Muslim Brotherhood in the United States, and they were named in that 2007. Which our friend Andy McCarthy, who sometimes is on the show, which he was one, he was one of the prosecutors part of this, was named. That group was named as one of the unindicted co-conspirators in the 2007 Holy Land Foundation. That was the where they found out this group was sending all this money to terror groups.
And after Mor, Morsey's election in 2012. Al Saeed expressed support for Muslim Brotherhood.
Now, quick note to that: so did Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Hillary Clinton, as Secretary of State, was over in Egypt helping Morsi when all of that was happening and supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. Not helping Morsi, but helping the Muslim Brotherhood. That's after they had been banned in Egypt, and she went over there literally to help ingratiate them back into Egyptian government.
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Wait, hold up. Update: I did go to the doctor yesterday. Because this all happened. The heck today? Today's Tuesday.
This all happens Sunday night, and I was trying to get our little dog. Not a little dog. She's a golden retriever puppy. Almost not a puppy anymore. She's almost a year old, but she knows she has to go to bed at a certain time.
And she has this. She's so awkward. She has this crazy thing where she loves using her paws, and she just will hit you. She does it to Wick. Smacks Wick.
Will just come up to you and put like if you're sitting down, she'll come up to you and. Hit your leg with her paw. She wanted more belly rubs, and I was trying to tell her it's time to get your. Gotta make sure they can't hear me. It's time to get your treat.
Your T R E A T and go to bed. And at first she was into it, and then she wasn't. She wanted more belly rubs, and then she just happened to raise her paw up and hit me, and it literally punched me right in my eye. And the eye doctor, she took a chunk out of my eye. It's not a scratch.
She literally took a chunk out of my eye. And it was 0.3 millimeters away from my cornea, and my doctor, who's really great, he talks like Milton from Office Space. He was like, "Well, I can tell you, Mrs. Lash, that if this would have been 0.3 millimeters lower, you would have a you would have a serious loss of vision." Like, oh, you're telling me she did blinded me.
So I have to do these antibiotic eye drops, and I can't wear the Protective contact because it's so close to the edge that would just irritate it more.
So we're roughing it. We're just doing so. That's why it and it helps because and also my my vision is so blurry. These glasses are pretty strong.
So in my left eye, so it actually helps me to see right now.
So it's working.
So this is that's why everything's okay. It's going to heal. It's totally fine. And Daisy didn't. Daisy Duper doesn't even know her own strength.
She's fine.
So that's the that's the story of it.
So we're all good, right? We're all good, and we're wearing the cans because we're also fighting a mid ear, middle ear infection.
So on steroids for that, I'm gonna rage out.
So your girl's falling apart.
So if I, that's why. That's that's the only other reason. I have a couple of people who ask, you know, every now and then, and I know if a couple of people are asking, more are probably wondering. That's why.
So, and these were supposed to be my super hardcore travel glasses that don't break. That's that's why they're so giant and large. All right, let's get to the point. I just wanted to update you on that, and thank you guys for your nice words and prayers. I've got some serious stuff to get into, but I've got to talk about the roller coaster thing because I am fascinated by this story.
I mean, it's super sad. This was in Cobb County, Georgia, and a person fell out of a roller coaster. I saw this last night.
Well, I didn't. I mean, make sure this is done. I didn't see the. I didn't play the video, but I saw images of this. It, you know, when you go down a roller coaster, or if you're at log flume or wherever, if you're at Six Flags or however it is, and they take your picture right as you're going down one of the hills.
And it takes your picture, and it's a fun memento for family.
Well, it literally caught this guy falling out of his seat. Like that's what they got. That's the photo that they got. And the it gets crazier because as he's falling out of his seat, just like for real falling, he um kind of loses his pants. And God love him.
The last image anybody ever saw him, literally, is of his butt crack. And I just I feel so bad for this guy and his family. How horrible is that? You go on a roller coaster. Which then Kane and I were talking about this on break.
We question everything now. Is this DEI? Is a DEI hire designing these coasters? Did a DEI hire operate this coaster? We're all asking this.
This is so horrible. Yeah, in the case, like, and then on top of it, they charge you for the photo. Dear gosh! But this story, it was in Georgia, and the victim. Was a guy named Hassan, and they said that he was ejected from the Goliath Hyper Coaster, and he he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Four other people were injured. The whole park was evacuated. The ride stopped. The whole park was evacuated, and they closed all the other Goliaths nationwide as a precaution.
Now that's not the only injury. That was they had the X two brain injury. They've had lawsuits where the Six Flags Magic Mountain in California they closed the X two coaster because it literally was giving people shaking baby syndrome, like it was just literally scrambling their brains in their heads, shaking them half to death. They said that the over 100 riders suffered severe brain injuries, brain bleeds, and trauma over the last two years due to the intense physical strain, whatever this means, of the fourth-dimensional coasters' 360-degree rotating seats. And there were many cases filed within the past year detailing victims that required emergency surgeries or that were left in comas.
Um, I okay.
So, here is my question, and I know we have other non-cultural stuff, but for a moment here, why does it seem like everything sucks right now with this kind of stuff? Like when we were younger, sure, we knew that certain rides probably were maybe kind of dangerous, you know. That's not, but. I don't remember people falling off coasters when I was younger, and nobody got their brains shaken out.
So what's different? I mean, you can't tell me that in this world where everybody freaks out over everything that there's like fewer, like there's the fewer like building or whatever, mechanical or operational regulations, right?
So what gives? What's why is it? Does it seem like more now? Or is it just because we're hearing about it on social media more? I don't know, but man, we didn't have this.
the The one that was the scariest one, I think, was the Batman ride when I was in high school because there was an injury on the Batman ride. But I think it was because the dude wasn't buckled in properly, and he like fell or something. But other than that, we went on all that. The only roller coaster I didn't like was a Screaming Eagle, and that's because I got stuck on it one time as a kid with a parent that was terrified of heights.
So I'm emotionally traumatized. I have all the traumatized. This is I've I've got all of them. Yeah, she just like repeatedly cleaned her glasses, her sunglasses. I mean, we were stuck on an incline and freaking out.
So I never really liked the screaming eagle because of that. But I wrote everything else right. But I don't know. Like, are you going to be more hesitant? I don't go to theme parks because germaphobe and I just can't stand people.
I want to just stay in my spider hole and hiss every now and then. That's when you know fall's coming. I come out get my Halloween supplies and then I retreat back into my spider hole. It's like more it's it's more accurate than the groundhog or whatever that hell that thing is that comes out and the top hat people say he saw a shadow. Anyway, the I don't know.
Like I just. I don't know that I would want to ride any of these coasters. I'm going to ask Kane real quick for everybody. Yeah, when I was younger, the thrill was like the Screaming Eagle, and remember the Jetstream where it actually went into a loop? Like it was the first time we actually.
Is that the one that did like a double helix kind of thing? Yeah, but it was just one loop, and it was like, holy cow, that's crazy! We're completely upside down at one point in this one, but then they came out with the Boss, and I'm talking about the Six Flags in St. Louis, and that was the the one that was all wooden. And remember the stories of that one where, like, when you would ride it, it would just creak and sway and stuff like that.
So there's a level of excitement that comes from, you know, riding a dangerous roller coaster. But we're beyond that now.
Now people are dying and falling out, and safety regulations aren't being followed. I mean, I feel like if you want a thrill, you know, you're looking for a thrill. I feel like your injuries would be better if you went to a drag show and just like stood up and went to rannies, you know, and then ran off. I feel like, you know, do that at a Tallerico rally. Yeah, I just feel like that.
That would be maybe the odds would. Forever more, be stacked in your favor that way. I am just saying, but that's just. I mean, I wouldn't want to. You know what?
One I did go on, and I am going to move on. What is the? It's the ride where you sit in a circle around a pole, and it jacks you up into the air, and then you just drop. Oh, was that the Highland Fling, or what? No, that was not the Highland Fling.
Most assuredly, that was basically like adults and and baby seats that swung around in a circle. The um. Oh my gosh! Those of you watching, I know y'all know this. It's the one that went up and then it dropped you down.
Dropped you like you were in a parachute. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then after my husband, actually when we were dating, he asked me to go on it. I was like, oh no. And then two weeks later, somebody lost a leg on it.
That same ride at Six Flags, where we were at, somebody lost a leg. I'm like, I could have lost my legs. I could have Lieutenant Dan to myself right here. Because you wanted to go on this godforsaken thing, that was just—I don't know. You're all the way up at like the highest point in the park, and then it drops you down.
This Tower of Power and then Dragon's Wing—that was the two. Tower of Power, probably. That sounds more accurate. But never did that one again because I'm like, no. If I if I want to feel fear, I can just watch like Republicans agree with Democrats about increasing my taxes.
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It's a great band that was from the grunge era, but they weren't grunge. All right, at Guitar Center. They're dropping their ban on playing "Stairway to Heaven." That used to be oh my gosh, Kane. What was the movie? It was Wayne's Wayne's World.
Wayne's World. When he went and got his guitar and they tapped the sign, no playing "Stairway to Heaven." It's part of the CEO's big turnaround plan because you can never actually play that there. It's true.
So they're like, yeah, we're we're going to stop. We're not going to ban it anymore.
So you can come to Guitar Center. I'll believe it when I see it. I'll believe when I see it. Let's see here. Disney World now costs three hundred one dollars for a single one day.
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They said the the aircraft's lavatories were no longer working. Six of the eight lavatories, only two was available during the transatlantic flight. And they said, "Yeah, was in fact." They literally said, "Quote, you said only two potties, is that right?" The controller asked. "That's affirmative," said the pilot. Responded.
They landed safely. They underwent inspection. They redeparted following maintenance, so they were okay.
So they were able to. Handle that problem. Let's see. We also have Rhode Island has a grown pumpkin that surpassed the world record weight. Oh my gosh, over one point five tons for a pumpkin.
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Tell me your pseudo medal without telling me. We'll talk about that tomorrow. Today, stupidity came. All right. This is not a skit.
Believe it or not, this is a Democrat out of Indiana, Jamie West. She's running for election in Fayette County Council District Four, and she was asked this. Listen to. Repeat that again. What is the one decision that I would make that might not be popular?
Right, that may be unpopular with some voters. With some voters, but is in the best interest of the county. It's not a skit. Firing all Republicans. I wouldn't let them.
Is she drunk? Look, look. I don't even talk to him. I don't like him. I mean, they voted against our.
Own state representative, solely on her. She's on the campaign trail. I feel like that's like a stepbrother skit, folks. That does it for us today. Have a great rest of your evening.
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