Did a Democrat Really SIGN Ilhan Omar Search Warrant?! | Nancy Mace
[00:01] They hit Ilhan Omar's house. They hit her house. That's what we're talking about tonight. We're going to talk about her father and his role in the military and potentially the rumored war crimes. And is Ilhan Omar even a citizen of the United States right now? Here we go.
[00:49] Get into it tonight. I need you to subscribe right away, please. We're at almost 100,000 subscribers because you are no fan of Ilhan Omar or the last time you saw him. The likes of so many of these left-wing lunatics who are running for office or in office and about to be reelected. We're in this together. I need you to help me get to 100,000 likes. Now, yesterday, the pre-dawn raid, we all know what happened. Ilhan Omar's D.C. home was raided by the feds. Now, previous to this, Ilhan Omar told Charlemagne the God. And I don't know if Charlemagne wants me to say this or not, but Charlemagne and I went to the same high school at the same time. He was kicked out. I dropped out. We have a little history there. But she was on Charlemagne not too long ago saying, please investigate me. Please begging me. Please, please, please, please investigate me is what she said.
[01:42] Suggest all you want. Please investigate all you want, right? Well, if you do investigate, according to former Congressman Jamal Bowman, you are a bloodthirsty racist, he says. They are domestic terrorists killing American citizens. Every day in our country, there are African-Americans being hung from trees across the South over the past year. There are white supremacist organizations within our police department. There are people raping and trafficking children and raping and trafficking young girls. There are people committing genocide all over the world. And our administration, our Justice Department has the nerve to investigate. Ilhan Omar, who has never done anything wrong. They are investigating Ilhan to satisfy their bloodthirsty, racist.
[02:41] Yeah, bloodthirsty, racist. And oh, by the way, Jamal, that stat about blacks being hung and lynched in the South was was flatly rebuked. It was actually blacks hanging blacks or suicide, according to the data. Most of them. It wasn't it wasn't a lynching. Modern day. And lynching Jamal would be the lone black juror on the Lindsay Clancy case and the white women going after him. That's what we call a modern day lynching. And by the way, he was conservative and they hated him probably because he was Republican.
[03:13] But sweet Allison Steinberg, don't roll your eyes as Lindell TV. OK, I get it. I don't watch it either. However, I love some Allison Steinberg. She's always got a microphone. She's always in your face. But she asked Ilhan Omar. About all of this months ago, and Ilhan called her stupid for asking. The last time I spoke to you, you said that I was stupid for asking you about your financial exposure. But there's some discrepancies on there. Would you like to explain that about how to make such a big mistake? Absolutely, you're stupid for asking me anything. I am? Yes. Well, what about the American people who are wondering if I made such a big mistake? I haven't explained it to the American people. What's the explanation? I have given them the explanation. Do you want to tell our viewers? Because they're. I don't want to tell you. Oh. How about that? OK. OK. Have a good day. Thank you, girl. See you. Bye.
[04:04] Yeah. So, sweet old Ilhan Omar. Capitol Hill, a raid, pre-dawn raid, rocking Capitol Hill yesterday morning, bright and early, before you and I are up with our first cup of coffee. Pre-dawn raid, rocking Capitol Hill. Federal agents descending on the Washington home of Minnesota Democrat Ilhan Omar and the Justice Department now confirming the raid is part of an ongoing federal criminal investigation. And we're still trying to figure out what that federal criminal investigation is about. I think her father might have something to do with it. And, you know, the thing is that federal agents were outside her home in Washington. They were there with a warrant by a Democrat judge. And we'll get into that in just a minute. There. So you see those individuals in those HSI jackets. HSI is a clue here that it's related to immigration fraud, potentially, because HSI is not the only one. HSI is Homeland Security Investigations. Homeland Security Investigations are a subdivision or department of ICE.
[05:05] ICE, immigration, must have something to do with potential immigration fraud. They had a warrant signed by a judge that said they could go inside and look around her house. Now, this just doesn't happen just on a whim. Okay. The judge sat on this for about a week. This is very, very rare. It's rare, number one, because it's a member of Congress. Number two. That we're three weeks out from an election. Now, I don't think this is going to affect her election. She's going to win the general election by a landslide. She's a Democrat congresswoman representing a Democrat district. And this is going to rile up her base and get them out to vote. It probably helps her rather than hurts her in her reelection. She's probably fundraised the hell out of some dollars in the last 24 hours. I would be shocked if it weren't six or seven figures that she's raised over the last 24 hours from all of this. But this is rare because and I think, too, part of it is there is some suspicion that papers her father filled out decades ago when she was a little kid coming to America may have something to do with that potential fraud.
[06:08] Other outlets have gone further and have said that it's connected to the question of whether her father incorrectly or fraudulently filled out forms 20 years ago or so when she became a naturalized U.S. citizen. She may not even be. She may not even be a U.S. citizen, they say. Remember, she was a refugee from war torn Somalia. She spent time in Kenya and she has said that she became a citizen in 2000 at the age of 17. The state of the law is if she happened to have been 18 at that time, she may not have been eligible for that pathway to citizenship. So that may be one of the questions they're examining.
[06:47] Quick reference, their state of the law says that 18 is eligibility cut off for that. Now, there's been some. Some argument and rumor, and we're trying to verify it, that she was, in fact, over the age limit of being able to get citizenship. And the documents were fraudulent. The document said that she was 17. She may not have been 17. She might have been a few years older than that, which, if that's the case, that would constitute a form of immigration fraud, not to mention marrying your brother, which we all saw last night. Mark Wayne Mullen. He confirmed that she married her brother. Well, what's going to happen? Mr. Secretary?
[07:24] Something's going to happen.
[07:27] And this is an ongoing investigation.
[07:31] We know that she married her brother to try to bring him in the United States. We know he lives now in London. If she married her brother to get him to become a citizen, that is also immigration fraud. She says it's a political trick.
[07:47] And the judge said there is a real reason to search. Now, watch this. This is Theo Wold. He is a former attorney general. And he will explain and break down how and why a judge issues a search warrant. In order to get a search warrant authorized and signed by a judge, you've got to have probable cause. So let's talk about that probable cause. That judge looked at potential probable cause because they don't want to put. They don't want us putting all the points. Pieces together. But the judge took a look at the feds potential probable cause what they believe to be probable cause that this probable cause is evidence may be in her home. That's why we want to go in and search it.
[08:33] And this is potentially why and what they were looking for at our house yesterday, according to the former Attorney General Theo Wold. And so that means that what investigators presented to that magistrate was sufficient to prove that there is some kind of nexus potentially located in that house. It doesn't. It was. They didn't have any documentation, a hard drive or some kind of evidence related to a crime. It's actually simpler, simpler than that. And so it works together in Washington. But the judges who signed the warrants are not picked by any presidents. By the way, there are rumors running around last week that these were Democrat judges picked by Obama or Biden. That is not correct. Now. It is correct to say this is a Democrat court because the magistrates were picked by. A court in D.C. D.C., those judges in the court that picked the magistrates, one of whom signed off on the search warrant, those judges were appointed by Obama. And there's potentially four different magistrates.
[09:33] They were all appointed by an Obama judge to the D.C. court as magistrates. So I'm doing the math here. One plus one equals two. That if you have Democrat judges appointed by a Democrat president, president, the Democrat magistrate judges that they appoint are going to be, you guessed it, did you get a ding, ding, ding? They're going to be Democrats. So other judges picked the magistrate judges, and the ones who do the picking that were put on the court were appointed by Democrat President Obama. And so that is, this wasn't like a rubber stamp, okay? This was not a rubber stamp for the Trump administration to go in and ruin Ilhan Omar's life. That is not, that's not what happened. The judge sat on this for more than a week.
[10:25] He or she sat on this for days to figure out what was the right move and made that decision three weeks out from her own election. Now, prosecutors and the judge, they went back and forth. They talked about special rules that protect members of Congress. Then the judge still signed, still signed the search warrant, just weeks before her election, inside the window that, you know, typically the DOJ, the Justice Department, and even Homeland Security, they're going to stay away from someone's election because they don't want to be accused of interfering in the election. In years past, it's been the overall practice of the Justice Department to generally avoid any overt investigative activity, indictments, raids, this close to a federal election when the subject of the probe is on the ballot, like Omar is.
[11:18] Extremely, extremely. The law enforcement activity connected to a sitting member of Congress who is up for election in just a few weeks in this period when typically under Justice Department tradition, investigations go dark so as not to impact ongoing elections and influence how voters vote when they go to the ballot box. This was a very selective judge selected by the most, probably the most Democrat appointed court. In the country, he still looked at the probable cause. He looked at the file and said, yes, you can search her house three weeks before an election. That's not a theory. That is the process. And that is exactly, that is exactly what happened. And Ilhan Omar, I hope this is part of it, but she married her brother, supposedly. I mean, there's a lot of documentation. That means she's here illegally and she's a Congresswoman. And I hope you're going to be looking at that. Or somebody is. Well, that's another theory.
[12:20] Getting ahead of my skis here a little bit, that the theory is that she committed immigration fraud by marrying her brother, potentially. We hear that that may be something that they are also investigating.
[12:32] But back to the search warrant, you've got to have probable cause.
[12:37] And I want to explore names in Somalia and what the president, President Trump, is alluding to her father and her brother. So in terms of names in Somalia, a lot of people put their dad's name or their grandfather's name right in the middle of their own, of their own name. So let's take, let's take a look at that really quickly. So you can often see, I'm going to sneeze. I'm going to sneeze. So you can see,
[13:10] excuse me. So let's explore, let's piggyback off. What Trump was saying about her marrying her brother, potentially. The names in Somalia matter. A lot of people put their dad or their grandfather's name right in the middle of their own name. So you can often see who someone's father is just by reading their name. Her dad's name has been written different over the years. Some reporting says his full name may be Nur Syed Mohammed Elmi.
[13:40] Now, I've got that down. Nur Syed Elmi Mohammed, or Nur, Nur Syed Mohammed Elmihi, whichever one. Now, listen to this. In 2009, Ilhan Omar married a man named Ahmed Nur Syed Elmi, right here. Ahmed Nur Syed Elmi.
[14:02] Nur Syed Elmi, which was the father, versus the son, Ahmed Nur Syed Elmi. I can't say, say that 10 times over fast. Can't. It is the same
[14:17] of name. Father and son share the name, which is a Somali tradition.
[14:26] Trump says, Trump says she married her brother.
[14:35] And Ilhan Omar, I hope this is part of it, but she married her brother, supposedly. I mean, there's a lot of documentation. That means she's here illegally, and she's a congresswoman. And I hope you're going to be looking at that. And if she's here illegally, she can't be a member of Congress. And technically, she wouldn't be denaturalized. She'd just be deported because she's not legal. So there's a lot of documentation, he claims, on this. VP Vance said there's something fishy there. Do I have this clip? 13. This is what Vice President Vance had to say. I don't want to prejudge an investigation. I mean, you read the things about Ilhan Omar and about, you know, who she married and whether she married him. I don't want to prejudge an investigation. She didn't marry this person or that person. It certainly seems like something fishy is there, but everybody's entitled to equal justice under the law.
[15:25] And he says if they think there's a crime, they're going to prosecute. So we're going to investigate it. We're going to take a look at it. If we think that there's a crime, we're going to prosecute that crime. And that's something the Department of Justice is looking at right now. And here she is denying she married her brother. Well, if there's some, if there's some marriage fraud, can you just tell us straight up, did you marry your brother? Absolutely not. What a ridiculous thing to ask. Did you marry your brother? Absolutely not. Absolutely not. That's disgusting. And nobody should be doing that. Well, if there's some, if there's some. Right. Nobody should be doing that, especially if you are going to do it for fraudulent immigration purposes. Now, in that same interview we have there, we'll wait to the end, the end of the clip. She calls Tom Homan a liar, basically, and denies the investigation. Watch this. Hi, Congresswoman. Tom Homan said that you're under criminal investigation. For immigration, marriage fraud. Any comment on that?
[16:21] No, I don't have a comment. Are you being criminally investigated? I am not. Yes, you are. I am not. Well, then Tom Homan's a liar or what? He is. He's been saying some like you.
[16:34] Right. Tom Homan is a liar, she said. Looks like Ilhan Omar is the liar in this one tonight, denying there was an investigation when it was confirmed that there was an investigation. And interestingly, Ilhan Omar, she deleted a tweet many years ago regarding her father. And I want to put this tweet up right here. And it was happy Father's Day to my abo Nur Syed. I'm forever grateful to Allah for giving me the best father. She deleted that post. It disappeared in 2019, the same morning people started talking about it. The Imam of Peace on Twitter actually pointed it out.
[17:23] And he said, Ilhan Omar has just deleted this tweet from 2013 that proves her father is Nur Syed, which makes her Ilhan Nur Syed. And the surnames in Muslim countries, that's Ahmed Nur Syed, who she married, is in fact her brother, he's saying there. And he said, again, your father is Nur Syed. So you're Ilhan Nur Syed. You married Ahmed Nur Syed. The names, the nomenclature of the names are all the same. This is her father here.
[17:58] Right there as well. Kind of looks like her, her husband to brother husband potentially. But the Imam of Peace, Ilhan Omar has just deleted this tweet when he pointed it out that they shared the same names. Now, why is that? It's because they were related.
[18:20] Her office said Nur Syed was a nickname that means happy light. So you got the name her dad used, which is the same name her brother used. But they deny that was her father's name. The name of the man she married is the same name as her father. And the name of the Father's Day post that she later deleted after being called out for, is the same name as her father. And the name of the man she married is the same name as her father. So those are the two files that are listed out on it, all sitting right next to each other. And those are probably the same papers and documents federal agents went to look at inside her house. Now, she says reports tied to a form that her father potentially filled out. Right here. Other outlets have gone further and have said that it's connected to the question of whether her father incorrectly or fraudulently filled out forms. 20 years ago or so when she became a naturalized u.s citizen now some of it are tying the investigation they're dumbing it down watering it down these are just forms her father filled out decades ago he's dead now and it doesn't matter her dad was just not you know she says her father is a teacher trainer i think wikipedia says that too but there are reports out there that he was much more than a a teacher trainer uh much more than just some regular guy who trained who trained people and she says that he was a colonel
[19:50] in the somali army under syed bar the dictator who ran somalia for years and here's ilan omar with her father god it looks just like her brother husband to me and um the ap said uh syed bar and mogadishu march 1978 that her that her father i'm going to get him confused uh served in the agadan war against ethiopia in 77 and 78 let's roll that clip that is clip number 14 a i'm going to roll that
[20:26] it's right here so this is uh syed bar and mogadishu in 1978 and this is the military that ilan omar's father allegedly served in during the agadan war against ethiopia in 78 and 77. there's a there's a military record or so they say and this is more footage from the ap archive and shows the map of somalia and ethiopia fighters and artillery not her father this is just b-roll footage from the time the sahan journal and others have called her father an esteemed ilan omar's father and esteemed senior official whose career ended when the regime fell in the nineties and that's his father's death and that's a good way to put it i think it's a good way to important because she says that her father was a teacher trainer. Make no mention of his military service or that he was a full colonel in the military during this war. Omar's father worked under Somali dictator Syed Barre, who led the Isaac Genocide, also known as the Hargisak Holocaust.
[21:31] And that Holocaust saw horrific crimes and human rights abuses. Allegedly, her father was amongst those responsible for the horrors of war, for war crimes, allegedly. An estimated up to 200,000 Isaac civilians were killed by Barre and by his henchmen. This is called a genocide. After the regime collapsed, Mohammed didn't escape as one of the oppressed. He fled as a toppled regime operative. It is believed he fled Somalia because the regime had collapsed. There was a genocide and allegedly wouldn't have known they were coming after him. And he brought his family with him to the United States. He wasn't a refugee seeking freedom. He was part of the machinery of oppression, the very machinery, the very machinery that devastated Somalia during that time. And he came to the U.S. legally and well, we think legally, maybe it was illegally in 1995 after the family spent years in a refugee camp in Kenya.
[22:38] And he was a refugee. in Kenya. He said they weren't safe. They weren't disabled. They weren't But then there are reports that they live to die. And had armed guards instead of being in a refugee camp. He later of a cabin worked for The Post Office he died and he died in 2020 from covid. And.
[22:56] Fifteen be he is escorting her here. Shows the strong bond between congressman and Omar and her father Nour Omar Muhammad. This is a photo she shared as he maison will change their wings date to 19 on Wednesday and Friday, was mentioned in 2022. Washington, D.C., as she was sworn in to U.S. Congress. It was 23 years earlier that the pair had arrived in the U.S. from a refugee camp in Kenya.
[23:19] So here's what we know, is that her father was a solid colonel under the dictatorship, under the regime, the violent war crime regime of Siad Barre in Somalia up until the 90s when the regime crumbled.
[23:33] That he was a military soldier during the Ogaden War when they invaded Ethiopia. That was part of his service, part of the regime's military. Same dad, same guy, same name, same man who filled out the immigration papers the agents potentially went looking for in her house yesterday. But I would think those would be long gone. The same name that keeps showing up next to the name of her brother-husband, a man she married in 2009. The same name that was in the book. The same name that was in a Father's Day post that she later deleted. The same person whose paperwork a judge picked by a mostly Democrat or only Democrat appointed court still said was worth searching the house for.
[24:17] And remember, a federal judge, a federal judge had to sign off. Had to sign off on this.
[24:30] Well, I understand they're looking at her. Very carefully.
[24:34] I've always bound her to be totally crooked personally, but then as something to do with tea, I think she's a terrible person, but that's really up to the GSJ.
[24:43] One of my favorite quotes by Alison Steinberg that she got and called out Ilhan Omar on at the Capitol is this one. Recently stated that the American people should be afraid of the white man. They should be fearful of the white man. I never said that. You're on video saying that. I don't know. You should be more fearful of white man. More fearful of white man, she said. We started with bloodthirsty racists and now we're ending with fear of the white man. However, I will note, and it's important to note, that a federal judge had to sign off on a warrant to allow agents to physically get into her home and take evidence.
[25:29] Right. This is important. This is the most important. So let's line it up one more time. Very simply, agents searched her house with a judge's approval. And it wasn't just any kind of judge. It was a Democrat court.
[25:46] And it was a Democrat judge, a Democrat court who signed off on the search warrant three weeks before her election. Her dad's name and the man she married in 2009, his name, share this. Same name. Same name, same pieces.
[26:08] Nurse Syed. He posted about, when the imam posted about her dad, the post vanished. She deleted it. And her staff made up excuses about the nickname that it was supposedly meant to be. We all know that's BS. They still went into the house weeks before the election. Usually a DOJ avoids getting. Into a search warrant scenario with someone who's facing an imminent election. But that was the order from the judge to go into her home weeks before the election. That's what's public. I don't have any other theories tonight other than maybe her dad fictitiously filled out immigration forms other than she may be married her brother and committed immigration fraud or her dad committed immigration fraud or it's both.
[26:58] Or that there might be Rico Rico investigation happening because that was reported. Yesterday, too, so three theories.
[27:06] She deleted tweets. She's lied about what she said.
[27:11] Headlines all of this one by one. This is what.
[27:18] I mean, she deleted deleted this information. You heard her lie on tape. Here's your father's name. Here's the 2009 married man that she married.
[27:30] I don't think they want you. Looking up. The names. Her dad's military record. The judge said yes. And all in the same sentence. The father, the husband, the military record.
[27:43] Possible Rico. The judge said yes. Go into her home. And that's the story. The Democrat judge said go into her home. That is the story we're talking about tonight. A handpicked judge. By handpicked Democrats and a handpicked court.
[28:02] The names line up.
[28:05] And that's what they hit her house for. I'll see you tomorrow night. We're going to fetch. We're going to go after Abdul Al-Sayed out of Michigan.
[28:17] He's going to get maced tomorrow night. Do you know if he has any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood? Or do you know if his family has any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood? We are going down that rabbit hole tomorrow night. See you and God bless.
[28:46] We're going down that rabbit hole tomorrow night.