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David Hoch, the fraud researcher featured in Nick Shirley's viral videos about suspected fraud in Minnesota, spoke with Liz Collin on her podcast.

Hoch, who hasn't stopped investigating fraud in all its forms in Minnesota and beyond, says now is a pivotal time in America — especially with the midterm elections coming up.

He spoke about some of the latest issues he’s investigating, how his family has disowned him, and how Minnesotans and Americans are standing "at that fork in the road."

"You gotta decide ... either with me and you support what I do, or you're against me and you oppose what I do — and you support fraud and you support the destruction of our country," Hoch said.

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John Nagel, the Republican nominee who is running against Ilhan Omar for the U.S. House of Representatives in Minnesota’s Fifth District, joined Liz Collin on her podcast.

In speaking about Omar's congressional record — and the controversies swirling around her and her citizenship status — Nagel did not mince words

“She is the most anti-American person that I've ever met in my entire life. I can't believe that somebody like this was elected to represent Minnesota of all places. How did this happen?” he said.

He also explained how "people that have voted Democrat in the past have come out and said, I'm gonna vote for you. They want security, they want enforcement. They're tired of being lied to, they are tired of their taxes going up."

However, Nagel also highlighted the need to put party politics aside. “I wish people would quit saying Democrat and Republican. I wish they'd just say Minnesotan," Nagel said.

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Cristine Trooien, the executive director of Minnesota Partnership for Achievement, joined Liz Collin on her podcast. Trooien founded the Minnesota Parents Alliance and has been advocating for better public education for years.

With school board candidates supporting socialism, the Pledge for Transliberation, and other "ideological priorities," Trooien explained how the future of Minnesota will be decided in the upcoming school district elections.

"It is disappointing, it's stunning, and it doesn't need to be this way," Trooien said in discussing the situation before the upcoming school board elections.

She also pointed out how the Minnesota Parents Alliance provides an important voting guide — available on MinnesotaParents.org. The guide can help voters choose the right school board members who can best manage "the most consequential decisions" for "students and tax dollars,” Trooien said.

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