MINNEAPOLIS, MN — The Department of Justice is preparing to drop the hammer on what may be the largest fraud network in American history. According to a bombshell report by Benny Johnson, citing a senior FBI source, the agency has

“surged investigative criminal units” into Minneapolis with orders to execute “public takedowns” of Somali fraud rings and their political enablers.

The investigation, which has been operating in the shadows, is now entering a highly aggressive phase.

Validating Nick Shirley

The FBI source explicitly confirmed that independent journalist Nick Shirley’s viral exposures of “ghost daycares” are accurate. “The official told me they are keenly aware of Nick Shirley’s investigation and it ‘tracks’ with ongoing FBI criminal work in the area,”

Johnson reported. This confirmation vindicates the independent reporting that legacy media outlets ignored, proving that the empty rooms and panicked staff were indeed hiding federal crimes.

The ActBlue Connection: Following the Money

In a revelation that threatens to engulf the political establishment, the FBI confirmed it is not just looking at where the stolen money came from, but where it went

. When asked about donations made to Democrat candidates via ActBlue using funds from these fraudulent daycares, the FBI source dropped a bombshell:

“ActBlue is under criminal investigation by the FBI for fraudulent payments that may break American election law.”

 

The agency stated it will “follow the money,” implying that stolen taxpayer dollars intended for feeding poor children were laundered into political campaign donations.

“Public Takedowns” Imminent

The scale of the theft is staggering, estimated in the

billions. The FBI source warned that the consequences will be severe, mirroring the recent 78 indictments in the “Feeding Our Future” scandal but on a larger scale.

“These are serious federal crimes which may result in severe fines, decades of prison sentences, and potential deportations,”

the official stated.

With federal agents now swarming Minneapolis, the message to the fraudsters is clear: The door you slammed on the camera won’t stop the FBI from breaking it down.

KENNEDY SILENCES TIM WALZ AFTER HE DEFENDS SOMALI FRAUD WITH “WHATABOUTISM”

WASHINGTON D.C. — A Senate oversight hearing on the massive pandemic relief fraud in Minnesota ended abruptly today when Governor Tim Walz walked out of the chamber following a humiliating verbal dressing-down by Senator John Kennedy (R-LA).

The confrontation heated up when Senators pressed Walz on how his administration allowed the “Feeding Our Future” scheme to siphon $250 million in taxpayer funds through fake daycare centers—many of which were run by Somali immigrants.

Cornered by the facts, Walz attempted to deflect by invoking a racial comparison.

“We have to be careful not to stigmatize a specific community,” Walz argued, appearing flustered. “Let’s be honest, Senators… a lot of White men commit crimes too. We don’t focus on them like this.”

 

The “Fatal” Rebuttal

Senator Kennedy, peering over his glasses, let out a short, incredulous laugh. He leaned into the microphone and delivered the line that sucked the oxygen out of the room.

“Governor, you are absolutely right. White men do commit crimes.”

Kennedy paused for effect, his voice dropping to a deadly serious tone.

“But usually, when white men rob a bank, the Governor doesn’t leave the vault open for them, hand them the cash, and call it ‘equity.’ The criminals in Minnesota stole the money, Tim, but the only ‘White man’ I see guilty of a crime in this room… is the one who signed the checks. And that is you.”

 

The Walkout

The accusation—that Walz wasn’t just a bystander but the facilitator of the theft—left the Governor stunned. Kennedy didn’t stop there.

“You aren’t a victim of fraud, Governor. You’re the getaway driver. And now you want to blame the passengers?”

 

Witnesses say Walz’s face turned bright red. Without offering a rebuttal to the “getaway driver” comment, he hurriedly gathered his binder, signaled to his aides, and walked briskly out of the Senate hearing room

while Kennedy was still speaking. 

“He ran because he had no defense,” Kennedy remarked to the remaining Senators. “He wanted to talk about race. We wanted to talk about the receipts. And he took the receipts with him.”