Seamus Bruner

And so the New York Times reported this, that, you know, Somalia has kind of this culture of corruption.

So very similar numbers are not as eye-popping as Minnesota.

But nonetheless, the real thing here is like, it's not about the

The people who are committing the fraud, I mean, obviously they should be prosecuted.

It's the fact that the political leadership in these blue states looks the other way because they know that benefits are – as long as the benefits flow, the communities receiving those benefits will be reliably in their corner and, in the New York Times' words, a key voting bloc.

for those in power there.

So that's really, to me, the travesty is that the leadership, the political leadership has looked the other way as taxpayer dollars are being just stolen hand over fist and all for political power.

What's obvious, I think, to people increasingly is that this fraud is not isolated, and Minnesota shows it perfectly.

It's a pipeline.

It's not random fraud.

fraud it's it's part of a a big system so we called it uh riot inc i mean months and months ago we put out a report i was at the white house talking about riot inc um and and how these large ngos things like the soros network the arabella funding network the tides network

They are funding all of these groups that are on the ground causing chaos.

And then what we found as we dug a little deeper is, of course, we've kind of known for a long time about Soros, but the same groups, the Tides groups, the Arabella groups, they are funding migrant resettlement efforts and actually helping, you know, there's a ton of NGOs that receive Soros money, Tides money, Arabella linked money that work on getting the migrants hooked up

to benefits programs.

And so we called that Migrant Inc.

And so it works kind of like a, you know, three division company.

Migrant Inc.

gets them here hooked up to benefits.

Then the Get Out the Vote we call Election Inc.

That's all of these ballot chasing, you know, policy group things that get as many either non-citizens or, you know, eventual citizens hooked up to a political machine, election apparatus.