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[00:00:00] a terrible circumstance at a town hall [00:00:02] where a man apparently got up and [00:00:04] sprayed a substance at her. Now, this [00:00:05] stuff is really, really dangerous. [00:00:06] Again, doesn't matter whether it's right [00:00:07] or whether it's left. Physical [00:00:09] altercations with people on the basis of [00:00:10] politics is not an American thing. Do [00:00:12] not do this. Yan Omar, for her part, [00:00:14] representative from Minnesota, put out a [00:00:17] statement, quote, "Ice will leave [00:00:18] Minnesota if you hand over your voter [00:00:19] roles, tells you everything you need to [00:00:20] know. This was never about immigration [00:00:22] or fraud. It was always about rigging [00:00:23] elections. I have a question. How [00:00:25] precisely would transparency in the [00:00:27] voter roles allow for the rigging of [00:00:28] elections? [00:00:30] I'm going to need like an explainer [00:00:32] like how how do you get from point A [00:00:37] voter roles to point B rigging [00:00:39] elections? The answer is you don't. It's [00:00:42] all political nonsense. [00:00:45] Ilhan Omar, however, has been in a fair [00:00:46] bit of political trouble because of [00:00:48] course there are a bunch of [00:00:49] investigations facing Ilhan Omar. [00:00:53] According to the Wall Street Journal, [00:00:54] President Trump suggested in a social [00:00:55] media post on Monday that Omar profited [00:00:58] from the state's massive welfare fraud [00:00:59] scandal and said that the Justice [00:01:00] Department is currently scrutinizing [00:01:02] her. Representative James Comr of [00:01:04] Kentucky, chairman of the House [00:01:05] Oversight Committee, has also suggested [00:01:07] that he might subpoena Omar's husband [00:01:09] after the pair disclosed a significant [00:01:11] increase in financial assets. [00:01:14] So, Ilhan Omar obviously, you know, [00:01:16] listen, she she's got a bunch of sketchy [00:01:19] sketchy circumstances surrounding her. [00:01:22] Omar's Omar's most recent financial [00:01:24] disclosure for May 2025 showed that she [00:01:26] and her husband have assets between 6 [00:01:28] and $30 million, [00:01:31] which are up from one year earlier when [00:01:34] they reported between 37,000 and [00:01:36] $28,000. [00:01:38] Um, what now? [00:01:40] What? I mean that that's NBA starlevel [00:01:44] pay for Ilhan Omar and her husband. [00:01:47] Omar's husband, the political consultant [00:01:49] Tim Minet, is involved with a variety of [00:01:51] businesses including a venture capital [00:01:53] management firm in Washington DC and a [00:01:55] winery in Santa Rosa, California. Well, [00:01:56] unless that is the most successful [00:01:58] winery in history. I'm having a hard [00:01:59] time seeing this. [00:02:02] It was the significant increase in the [00:02:03] valuation of the capital management firm [00:02:05] and winery that were the drivers of the [00:02:07] couple's jump in assets. [00:02:10] Jacqueline Rogers, an Omar spokeswoman, [00:02:11] said, quote, "She does not have millions [00:02:13] in the bank. The value range listed for [00:02:15] the assets reflects the full cost [00:02:16] assessment of the businesses in which [00:02:17] her husband is one of several partners [00:02:19] and does not reflect her husband's [00:02:20] individual share." [00:02:23] Obviously, Ilhan Omar has been involved [00:02:26] again in a wide variety of suspicious [00:02:28] circumstances regarding her district. [00:02:33] The Washington Free Beacon, by the way, [00:02:36] reports that the House Ethics Committee [00:02:38] requires reporting only her husband's [00:02:40] stake, not the full value of the LLC. [00:02:41] So, that appears not to be true. [00:02:44] At the same time, apparently, [00:02:47] there are more investigations coming. [00:02:49] According to Fox News's Elizabeth [00:02:51] McDonald, [00:02:53] it would be reasonable for the media to [00:02:54] ask what is going on with Omar's [00:02:56] husband's winery. Omar valued it at up [00:02:58] to $5 million on her 2025 financial [00:03:01] disclosures. All we can find is that E [00:03:04] stru LLC was registered as an LLC in [00:03:06] Santa Rosa, California. We can't find a [00:03:08] physical winery. It had promoted wine [00:03:10] products, but there's little evidence of [00:03:12] a functioning winery today. The [00:03:13] business's website for purchasing wine [00:03:15] doesn't work. The listed phone number is [00:03:16] disconnected. Its social media has been [00:03:18] inactive since early 2023. The winery [00:03:22] has al also been tied to at least one [00:03:23] investor lawsuit against her husband, [00:03:25] his partner, and the winery, alleging [00:03:27] misrepresentation of the business as a [00:03:29] legitimate company, and that was [00:03:30] reportedly settled. One investor named [00:03:32] Naima Mode alleged they persuaded him to [00:03:34] invest 300 grand in the winery based on [00:03:36] promises and money would be tripled [00:03:38] within 18 months with 10% monthly [00:03:40] interest if it wasn't paid back on time. [00:03:43] Apparently, the $300,000 investment was [00:03:45] returned about a month late. None of the [00:03:47] promised profits were delivered. his [00:03:49] complaint saw at least $780,000 in [00:03:52] damages. [00:03:54] That is a that is a massive jump in [00:03:56] valuation. So something is going on [00:03:58] pretty clearly. Now, obviously, Ilhan [00:04:02] Omar is one of the more controversial [00:04:03] political figures in the country and for [00:04:05] good reason given her statements in [00:04:07] support of a wide variety of enemies of [00:04:10] the United States up to and including an [00:04:13] attempt before she was in Congress to [00:04:14] write a letter, a sympathetic letter to [00:04:16] a person on behalf of a person who tries [00:04:18] to join ISIS. Well, yesterday there is a [00:04:21] terrible circumstance at a town hall in [00:04:24] Minneapolis where a man apparently got [00:04:26] up. This person appears to be a [00:04:29] right-winger who obviously is um [00:04:34] shall we say less than hinged and he got [00:04:36] up and he sprayed a substance at her. [00:04:38] Now this stuff is really really [00:04:39] dangerous. Again, doesn't matter whether [00:04:40] it's right or whether it's left. 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And this is a [00:06:24] reminder of that. It's dangerous stuff. [00:06:26] Here's some of the video. [00:06:28] >> And DHS Secretary Christy Nome must [00:06:31] resign or face impeachment. [00:06:35] You must be [00:06:42] >> security tackled this person apparently [00:06:44] who was sitting up near the front. [00:06:46] >> For those who can't see, [00:06:48] >> he sprayed something on her and then and [00:06:50] then he was tackled. [00:06:52] >> He got in very close proximity to her. [00:06:54] This is another angle and he appears to [00:06:56] be spraying her and then he starts [00:06:58] yelling at her. [00:07:01] I mean, [00:07:03] >> by the way, piss poor job by security [00:07:04] there. Really, really bad job by [00:07:06] security. They only they only get him [00:07:07] afterward. As soon as the man gets up [00:07:08] and starts walking toward Ilhan Omar, [00:07:10] they need to tackle him. That is a bad [00:07:12] job by the security team right there. [00:07:14] But again, we're living in a very fraugh [00:07:15] time. A lot of dangerous people out [00:07:17] there. The suspect here sprayed [00:07:19] something. We don't know what that was, [00:07:20] but again, we live in a world where it [00:07:22] could have been asset. It could have [00:07:23] been a gun. I mean, this is this is [00:07:24] dangerous stuff. It needs to stop. It [00:07:26] needs to stop. I don't care about the [00:07:27] politics. It needs to stop. [00:07:29] It really does. This is why we have [00:07:31] voting in this country. This is why we [00:07:33] have checks and balances in this [00:07:34] country. This is why we have a free [00:07:35] press in this country. [00:07:38] That is that is and and we've had too [00:07:40] many circumstances over the course of [00:07:42] the past 15 years in which what was [00:07:45] sprayed was not in fact a substance, a [00:07:47] chemical substance or something, but was [00:07:49] bullets. Whether it is the congressional [00:07:51] baseball shooting, which again has come [00:07:53] a kind of memory hold, or whether it is [00:07:55] the murder of Charlie Kirk, this stuff [00:07:57] is unbelievably dangerous. I'm not that [00:07:59] short, but you know what is short? This [00:08:01] clip.