Comer: The 'Walls Are Caving In' On Tim Walz

House Oversight Chairman James Comer is investigating a massive fraud scandal in Minnesota, accusing Governor Tim Walz of being accountable. The fraud, largely concentrated within the Somali community, involves billions of dollars stolen from social programs. This has led to budget cuts and increased financial burdens on local governments, forcing mayors to struggle to maintain essential services. Comer's committee is working with federal agencies and preparing subpoenas to trace the money and identify the culprits. Walz insists he is fixing the problem, dismissing the investigation as politically motivated. However, Comer dismissed this dismissal and is committed to investigating this matter. Whistleblowers have stepped forward, and state employees are preparing to testify under oath. Nearly 100 mayors have criticized Walz, blaming the fraud and state's mismanagement for crippling their cities. Minnesota's economic decline and projected deficit add further pressure on the governor. As the investigation intensifies, with subpoenas and testimony imminent, Walz faces a serious political crisis.