The Matt Walsh Show Ep. 1711 - Venezuela Has Been Dealt With. Somali Scammers Should Be Next
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Jan 5, 2026 A bold discussion emerges around the U.S. operation against Venezuela's dictator, framed as a decisive move for American interests. The expose of Somali daycare fraudsters highlights issues of domestic scams and accountability. The contrast between targeted action and prolonged conflicts sparks debate, with the host advocating for more aggressive approaches to safeguard national integrity. Additionally, there's a thought-provoking exploration of parenting advice, emphasizing duty over feelings and the necessity of being present with children.
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Viral Footage Exposes Somali Daycare Fraud
- Nick Shirley captured viral footage showing Somali-run daycares and clinics billing millions with no children present.
- Matt Walsh highlights widespread fraud documented by prosecutors and local reports as background to the viral video.
Open Fraud Suggests Simple Fixes
- Walsh argues the fraud is openly obvious and not the work of criminal masterminds, implying simple surveillance could stop it.
- He questions why government monitoring (cameras + AI) isn't mandated for facilities receiving large federal payments.
Decisive Power Within Our Hemisphere
- The U.S. can act decisively in the hemisphere when it chooses, Walsh says, citing the Venezuela operation as proof.
- He frames international law and precedent as obstacles only if we let them be, privileging forceful enforcement of national interests.