MEDIA BLACKOUT! Big Three Networks Bury Walz Fraud Fallout: Report

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is drowning in a widening scandal — but if you watch the evening news on ABC, NBC, or CBS, you’d think nothing was happening.

Federal prosecutors dropped new charges last week, naming the 78th defendant in the massive Feeding Our Future COVID-era fraud scheme. More than $300 million was allegedly siphoned from a federally funded child-nutrition program, and over 50 people have already been convicted.

Many of those charged come from Minnesota’s Somali community, and critics are pointing straight at Governor Walz.

A group of Minnesota state employees says they repeatedly warned Kamala Harris and the DNC about Walz’s “incompetence, fraud scandals and retaliation.” Harris still chose him as her running mate on the doomed 2024 ticket.

Trump didn’t hold back either. In a Thanksgiving TRUTH Social post, he blasted Walz as “seriously r——d” and accused him of doing nothing “either through fear” or “incompetence.”

Even The New York Times piled on, publishing a brutal weekend takedown headlined, “How Fraud Swamped Minnesota’s Social Services System on Tim Walz’s Watch.” The paper noted that “Walz and fellow Democrats are being asked to explain how so much money was stolen on their watch.”

And yet — the nation’s top networks stayed dead silent.

A transcript search shows ABC’s “World News Tonight,” NBC’s “Nightly News,” and “CBS Evening News” haven’t mentioned Walz a single time in the past week. Not once. The words “Somali” and “Somalian” didn’t appear either.

When Fox News Digital asked ABC, NBC, and CBS why they skipped one of the biggest fraud cases in U.S. history, none of them responded.

Minnesota’s scandal is blowing wide open — and America’s biggest networks are acting like it never happened.

More over at Fox News:

An alleged fraud of funds exceeding a billion dollars was taken from poor families, children, and the disabled, as the government ignored warnings for years. So, what is missing to make this news? Apparently a Republican. https://t.co/dXNson3RxU

— Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) December 3, 2025