Amber Duke

Domestic violence calls are some of the most dangerous calls that police will ever go on because those situations are already very high tension.

You have a victim that you're trying to protect and a violent aggressor who oftentimes turns that aggression onto the police.

But we want to send in someone who has a psychiatry degree, a psychology degree, and not expect that anything bad is going to happen.

They are going to get people killed.

think there's two things one is that he got back some polling and it didn't look good and the second is that i think he's genuinely concerned that the law enforcement proceedings that are taking place in minnesota are going to find some kind of connection between him and the somali fraud he has received campaign donations from the somali community he was rushing to defend them saying that calling out fraud

was akin to white supremacy you only do that if you're worried about what they're going to find in your own backyard and there have already been several whistleblowers who have insinuated that tim walls did not pursue the fraud sooner because he was worried about political backlash from the somali community and so i think where there's smoke there's fire but ultimately i

The reality is that a lot of Democrats will not give up power, even if they are facing some kind of criminal investigation or jail time because they're so obsessed with power.

I think the bigger thing for him was probably the polling that showed he couldn't win reelection.

And the Democrats might have pushed him to step aside so that they could have someone like Amy Klobuchar run, who has fewer ties to the Somalians in Minnesota.

And it's not going to end with Tim Walz.

This fraud from the Somalians has happened in other states, too.

I mean, there was a whistleblower in Maine who came forward who said that there was a company called Gateway Community Services that bilked millions of dollars from taxpayers by basically creating fake money.

documents saying that they had served disabled patients when they had not, even manipulating time cards and things of that nature.

And amazingly, Vince, there are three Somali Americans serving in the main state house.

All three of them signed a letter going after Donald Trump for calling some Somalian refugees garbage, which, I mean, let's call a spade a spade.

Two of the three of those who signed that letter worked with or for Gateway Community Services.

So again, the person who is doing the bad behavior cries out when it gets struck.

One of the individuals who was indicted in Minnesota was also buying property in Kentucky and apparently trying to make inroads with the Somalians in Kentucky.

So they are trying to spread this operation, this influence around the United States.

So Minnesota, I think, is really just the tip of the iceberg.