John Solomon

When you dissect Minnesota, it is a plot that the Democrats have.

First, open up the border.

then get nonprofits to move people to the blue cities and blue states where you're trying to ramp up your apportionment, where you're trying to ramp up your representation, where you're trying to ramp up your federal funds algorithm, and then keep them there by letting them defraud programs so that they're happy and they're making good money off the taxpayer because then you get another congressional seat or you get an X amount of extra billions of dollars a year.

It's that coordinated.

We see it.

That's why when these whistleblowers came out in Minnesota and said, we told the governor, we told the attorney general, they weren't interested in looking at it.

There's a system that the Democrats have built.

And I think right now, for the first time, you're seeing it being dismantled piece by piece.

It happens everywhere at the end of the day because, you know, what happens is, you know, the head bone is connected to the shoulder bone, the back bone is down to the leg bone.

There's some man or woman in a blue city in a red state that's deciding whether you're going to get that money or not, whether I'm going to check the voter, the dead database.

And so getting because the federal distributions keeps going downstream, it eventually gets to either a crooked or an incompetent bureaucracy at the local level that administers those funds.

That's what you see in Minnesota most times.

Everybody knew there were problems with the autism program.

Everybody knew there were problems with the food program.

Everybody knew there were problems with the child care program.

But the people at the bottom of the food chain, they didn't care.

And they didn't intervene.

Now, do they not care for political reasons?

Do they not care because they just weren't good at their job?

We don't know the answer to that.