Ann Bauer

You know, this governor who I who I have been loathing, frankly, and terrified of for years.

And at one point, he is a little terrified in a wimpy sort of way.

Oh, he's he's terrifying because he is both evil and dumb.

And I went all around the country saying this before the election of 2024.

I was like, oh, people, you do not want this man a heartbeat away from the presidency.

But when I said this to her about Tim Walz's being really harshly, I thought, criticized by the Holocaust Museum, accurately, harshly criticized,

She said, oh, my, I was not aware.

And of course, the reason she wasn't aware is because Minneapolis media is a blackout when it comes to any news that does not reflect wonderfully upon the governor.

And so this very smart lady who I've known for all these years, who really does care and is deeply religious in her own way and would never say something that she thought was offensive, had no idea.

No idea.

Thought that this was just a marvelous comparison to make.

So I asked her what news sources she read.

And she of course said the star Tribune, the star Tribune was her, you know, compass.

Right.

And the star Tribune is run by a publisher named Steve Grove, who served as commissioner of employment and economic development under Tim Waltz, who is like an arm of the state administration.

And it is shocking how the news in the Star Tribune specifically elsewhere to some degree is shaped in order to protect this man, which is how you all ended up saying in whatever fall 2024, my God, how can all these things just be coming out about the lies that he's told and the

And the service that he didn't perform that he said he did and the trips to China that happened at really hinky times.

How is that not reported?

Well, it wasn't reported because Minneapolis has only ever covered him as if he's, you know, the little prince who ascended and rules bountifully over the land.

What fraud investigations?