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A common language, a common border, but somehow worlds apart. 

A Somaliland activist offers some perspective on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, Somali fraud in Minnesota, and more.

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An outspoken conservative professor has been taking on woke indoctrination and ideology at a Wisconsin college campus. His social media post in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination went viral as he’s pushed for more open dialogue. 

Dr. Trevor Tomesh is a computer science professor at the University of Wisconsin in River Falls. He joined Liz Collin on her podcast. Dr. Tomesh has been speaking out for some time on college campuses.

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Alpha News reporters Jenna Gloeb and Liz Collin provide an update on their investigation into a state autism program, prompting more questions than answers.

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A bombshell filing alleging prosecutorial misconduct in Derek Chauvin's trial has gone viral, with people like like Elon Musk, Jack Posobiec, and Tim Pool weighing in. However, Minnesota’s corporate media has yet to even mention the latest filings regarding the state’s highest profile murder case in history. 
 
Meanwhile, the city of Minneapolis has dismissed a formal complaint against their assistant police chief for allegations of perjury in Derek Chauvin’s state trial.

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A Minnesota businessman explains how he was the victim of check forgery and how the suspect was released after committing other crimes—including the attempted bribery of "Juror #52" in the massive Feeding Our Future fraud scheme.

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Sebastian Stoss uncovered some shocking numbers in Ramsey County. 

On top of high property taxes—and a proposed 9.75% increase—Stoss found that the county spent $38.4 million on 213 NGOs (non-governmental organizations).

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Richard Ghazal, the executive director of In Defense of Christians, joined Liz Collin on her podcast.

Ghazal said the United States has largely failed to acknowledge “anti-Christian sentiment” that has “a direct causation with the decay in society that we witness.”

He spoke about the atrocities of Christian persecution abroad and the significant concerns at home in America.

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Minnesota State Representative Elliott Engen (R-District 36A), who is seeking election as Minnesota’s next state auditor, joined Liz Collin on her podcast.

Rep. Engen was just 22 years old when he was elected and became Minnesota's first Gen Z representative. He is serving a second term representing parts of Anoka and Ramsey counties. But now, Engen has recently announced his run for auditor. 

Collin asked Engen about the extent of fraud in Minnesota. Engen did not mince words.

Engen also discussed some of the problems with the White Bear Lake Area School District—and his past criticism of President Trump.

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A longtime employee of Hennepin Healthcare—who wished to remain anonymous—joined Liz Collin on her podcast and talked about how a DEIB training aims to make the organization “anti-racist,” but is more like a “slap in the face.”

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Maxx Beeler, the Turning Point USA field representative for Minnesota, joined Liz Collin on her podcast. 

Beeler spoke about how student membership in high school and college Turning Point USA chapters in the state has tripled since the tragic assassination of founder Charlie Kirk—despite protests and continued threats of violence on and off campus.

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