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“I’ve never said this before, when I bought my first house worth over ₦70 million I thought about giving it to my parents or bringing them over to live with me but they refused the house because they thought it i was into Yahoo (fraud money)” —Zlatan

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Kevin O’Leary: “What about if you're not left to right, you're just a taxpayer like me, a lowly taxpayer and I'd like to investigate fraud. I want my money back that was stolen from me. Is that okay or is that not okay?” “I want my money back... Why don't we talk about that?” Abby Phillip: “The DOJ could be talking about that. But what they decided to do instead was send immigration officials into Minnesota presumptively because they thought that the fraud was coming only from foreigners when most of the Somalis who they targeting are not —” Kevin O’Leary: “I don't care where [the fraud is] coming from. I want my money back.” “I represent taxpayers and I want my money back.”

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