Jessica Tarlov

I tried to understand most of the conspiracy theories just because, you know, they come up, right?

But that one I could not even figure out.

Vance reposted, and then it gets automatically— Well, the algorithm there is—it likes what it likes, or it likes what its masters like.

And, you know, they're talking about, you know, that he's Pulitzer-deserving.

And, you know, we talked about it on The Five and—

I said, I know there's been back and forth about that particular daycare center that he was at.

And, you know, why would a daycare center also be letting someone in, a man with a camera to go look at children?

It seemed like a violation of the rules of a daycare center.

But there was no question, of course, that there was fraud in the system feeding our future.

The organization that you're talking about where the woman in charge of it.

not Somali, a white woman, you know, and rightfully convicted for her crimes there.

But I did feel as the story kind of unfolded that Walls was in a terrible spot and that at a certain point, you just like the buck stops with you, even if he wasn't involved in the fraud directly, which the right is alleging.

But there seems to be no proof of that.

And Tim Walls doesn't I don't know him personally, but

He does not seem like a guy who would be cool with fraud and just would turn a blind eye to something like that, especially where he's so prideful about how well run Minnesota is as a state.

I think it's sixth best in the country for business.

Oh, yeah.

But nobody— They don't care about that fraud.

No, it's crazy.

And also, I brought this up when we were talking about it.