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Tim Walz Looks Like a Deer in the Headlights As Jim Jordan Gives Him the 3rd Degree Over Somali Fraud

Jordan questioned Walz about Minnesota’s resumption of payments to Feeding Our Future.

Tim Walz Looks Like a Deer in the Headlights As Jim Jordan Gives Him the 3rd Degree Over Somali Fraud
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This article1 analysis · Oct 9, 2026
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At a House Judiciary Committee hearing, Jim Jordan questioned Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz about the state’s resumption of payments to Feeding Our Future. The article portrays Walz’s answers as evasive and says estimates of the wider Somali fraud scandal exceed $9 billion.

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House Judiciary Committee chair questioning Gov. Tim Walz

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Timothy J. Walz
Former U.S. Representative (D-MN)

Minnesota governor questioned about Feeding Our Future payments

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Keith Ellison
Former U.S. Representative (D-MN)

Minnesota attorney general named in the article’s account of the fraud scandal

Ilhan Omar
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Minnesota representative named in the article’s account of the fraud scandal

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Jim Jordan Questions Tim Walz About Feeding Our Future Payments at Hearing

At a House hearing, Jim Jordan challenged Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz over the state’s resumed payments to Feeding Our Future and Walz’s explanation that state attorneys understood a court to require them. Jordan cited a court statement saying no court order required the payments. Right-leaning outlets center Jordan’s challenge and the court statement; some portray Walz’s account as evasive or dishonest, while others focus on the discrepancy in what state lawyers understood.

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