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5 facts from 4 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
2026
Walter said about $14 million has been spent against Amy Klobuchar in the Minnesota governor's race, mostly over a Somali welfare fraud scandal.
“the amount of money that's getting spent against Amy Klobuchar in the governor's race is significant. I think it's up to, like, $14 million or something, all of it on the Somali, um, welfare fraud scandal.”
Undated
Sarah Friar says Minnesota uses ChatGPT to translate for non-English-speaking immigrants, saving hours of staff time and hundreds of thousands of dollars monthly.
“And in cutting down all that translation, they're literally saving hours of people's time, hundreds of thousands of dollars of cost monthly.”
Undated
Two people injured in a shooting at an Eden Prairie High School homecoming football game in Minnesota were reported to be males aged eighteen and seventeen from St. Paul.
“Two people injured in the shooting are Somali males, age eighteen and seventeen, both from St. Paul.”
Undated
In the recorded clip, a Minnesota poll worker said a voter can vouch for up to eight people but not more.
“Nope, but after eight people, you can't vouch anymore.”
Undated
A Minnesota prosecutor said that on the August 11 primary election day, a group posted videos of themselves to cast doubt on the state's vouching system.
“On the day of the primary election this August 11th, a group of people were attempting to cast doubt on the state's vouching system”
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