DDS921-This deadly truth just ROCKED Minnesota... - The DeVory Darkins Show
DeVory Darkins opens the Sanity Report with a stark warning: Minnesota’s streets have erupted in a series of Somali gang shootouts, from an Eden Prairie football game to a Bloomington neighborhood where over a hundred rounds rattled the night. He bl…
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DDS921-This deadly truth just ROCKED Minnesota... - The DeVory Darkins Show
DeVory Darkins opens the Sanity Report with a stark warning: Minnesota’s streets have erupted in a series of Somali gang shootouts, from an Eden Prairie football game to a Bloomington neighborhood where over a hundred rounds rattled the night. He blames a “cultural issue” inside the Somali community and accuses state leaders of refusing federal help, especially from former President Donald J. Trump, which he says earns them an “F” in public safety.Bob Fletcher, Ramsey County Sheriff, is cited as pushing a regional task force, while the Bloomington police chief notes the lack of a traditional hierarchy in these gangs, making investigations a nightmare. Darkins refuses to soften the label, insisting “Somali gangs are gangs.”The conversation then pivots to national politics. Darkins slams CNN’s coverage of Abdul El‑Sayed, relays a disgruntled Detroit black leader’s complaints, and throws support behind Michigan’s Mike Rogers as a “general man of Michigan.” He links the Minnesota crisis to a broader critique of the Biden administration, claiming it opened the floodgates for crime, while Trump’s approach is painted as the only antidote.A chilling segment follows: a 18‑year‑old Somali‑American, allegedly planning a terror attack at the Mall of America during a Hmong arts celebration, is described in graphic detail. Darkins frames the plot as evidence of a deeper threat, juxtaposing it with the city’s Muslim mayor and accusations of bias toward Israel.Interwoven are reports of a massive cocaine operation run by Gregory Smalls Jones, highlighted by Newsmax correspondent Jason Matera and U.S. Attorney David Metcalf, underscoring the show’s theme that crime is a national epidemic, not confined to any single community.Throughout, Darkins delivers his trademark bold commentary, tying local shootings to cultural decay, federal inaction, and a political battle between Trump and Biden, while warning listeners that the current trajectory threatens every Minnesotan.
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