Rep. Ilhan Omar
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297 appearances
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard 9 Jun
Rep. Ilhan Omar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Don Lemon Show · Rep. Ilhan Omar on Iran, Trump's Corruption, & DC Sex Scandals! · 9 Jun 2026
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the laws and the traditions of this country over 250 years are supposed to be about.
And, you know, the level of outrage we would expect doesn't really exist in the way that some of his supporters justify the illegalities of the way that he is a front to the Constitution.
I don't know.
Maybe people just have a lot of time on their hands because we're not busy enough legislating.
No, I mean, you know, there used to be, I think, in the old days where a lot of people, when they came to Washington, D.C., they would have their families with them.
And, you know, the early 2000s, you know, people said you're detached from the district and you're just living in D.C.
and people moved their families back to their districts and more people have their families in their district.
And so there is a level of loneliness, I guess.
And there's a level of...
know hopping these these receptions and getting a little too loose um that a lot of people have you know i my husband lives in in dc and so i i get to go home to a dinner and um and a home uh most most members in in congress don't have that i guess maybe maybe but also they're just bad people just because you are a member of congress um and you're entrusted into a position of leadership it doesn't mean that you're still not a slimy
Yes, yes.
We have a primary, but, you know, we have those late primaries in Minnesota, but we'll try to make the best of it.
What exactly is a black job, sir?
I don't know.
There's maybe people just have a lot of time on their hands because we're not busy enough legislating.
No, I mean, you know, there used to be, I think, in the old days where a lot of people, when they came to Washington, D.C., they would have their families with them.
um and you know the the early 2000s that you know people said you're you're detached from the district um and you're just living in dc and people moved their families back to their districts and more people have their families in their in their district um and so there's there's a level of loneliness i guess um and there's a level of
you know, hopping these receptions and getting a little too loose that a lot of people have.
You know, my husband lives in D.C., and so I get to go home to a dinner and a home.
Most members in Congress don't have that, I guess.
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