Mike Lindell

But anyway, the Star and Tribune, back in 2000, they reported fraud by Somalians, actually, in the year 2000.

Headlines in the paper, massive fraud.

This was the year 2000.

And now you can't, you won't be able to find it in the paper.

We'll see if it puts it there tomorrow.

You know, they should be attacking, just attacking these politicians and calling them out and saying, what's going on?

You know, where's Keith Ellison and all this, the Attorney General of Minnesota?

No, he's too busy attacking Mike Lindell's Lindell Recovery Network rather than finding out all this fraud.

You see, when you do stuff like that, there's a hidden agenda, like I said.

And what is his agenda?

Was he part of it?

Did he know about it?

I mean, this is stuff that needs to be investigated.

And this is stuff.

When stuff like this would come up, I would be the most transparent governor this country's ever seen and this state's ever seen.

Because as long as the media would report it, I guess that's...

You can't—if you can yell as loud as you want, but if the media only puts out what they want you to hear, then it becomes the very biggest cover-up.

I believe the media is one of the biggest problems for the biggest cover-up of the biggest crimes this country's ever seen.

And they've been—it's been a problem.

And that includes your Fox News of the world.