Emily Jashinsky

There were some people on the left who were backers of this progressive Somali candidate who were actually looking around and decrying how some

Somali tribal politics had infiltrated Minneapolis, meaning they were kind of openly talking about how the literal tribes, like I'm not talking about the metaphorical tribalism that we talk in the United States and that many people on the left often will hem and haw about, right?

That we've become too tribal.

Trump and MAGA, they're so tribal.

Well, they're literal tribal politics.

in the greater Minneapolis area right now, like actual tribes that are maneuvering in local politics now against each other.

And that is completely different from this Western liberal republic

lowercase L, lowercase R, that we live in right now.

And the idea that you could just, what is it, like the population's like 80,000 and roughly in the Minneapolis area, most, by the way, U.S.

citizens, naturalized U.S.

citizens, about 10%, which is still a lot, but 10% that are not U.S.

citizens, that this would all just be perfectly fine.

No need to worry.

It's only, the only explanation for anybody who is like upset about what's happening is racism.

I think pretty clearly that was happening.

And when you look at Tim Walz, who's another example, who now wants to take credit for what arresting people is, as he said, he's completely flailing for an explanation as to how this was able to go on.

I mean, we're talking about three different sectors.

of pretty significant fraud.

And how does that happen under the nose of the governor?

How does that happen under the nose of local officials?