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Asked by Chris Hayes whether she's related to the man she married, Ilhan Omar answered "not to my knowledge," and liberal commentators are scrambling to explain it away. Meanwhile, a federal search warrant filing names her as "Ilhan Nur Said Elmi," which suggests the DOJ believes she's in the U.S. under a false identity. James Comer says her husband's winery sold empty barrels to investors, and passport fraud could be the next charge.

Trump says Ilhan Omar could go to jail, not just be deported. Federal investigators reportedly have her DNA and her passport, and her sister has already spoken with them. Omar has broken her silence with a teary plea for donations, and Tim, who used to be a nonprofit fundraiser, breaks down why it's the worst fundraising video he's ever seen and why her sister talking to the feds is bad news for her.

Federal investigators reportedly have DNA evidence in the immigration fraud probe into Rep. Ilhan Omar, aimed at proving whether she married her brother. Meanwhile, viral USCIS and DHS letters appear to show no naturalization record for her father, which could put her own citizenship in question. Omar's lawyers call the investigation politically motivated, and Democrats who said "no one is above the law" about the Mar-a-Lago raid are now singing a different tune.

Did the feds "get the goods" on Ilhan Omar? A watchdog says the raid on her D.C. home suggests investigators have serious evidence. GOP Rep. Jeff Van Drew says there's a "mountain" of it, and agents reportedly seized her phone and laptop. Then Barack Obama stepped in, calling it "appalling" that "the full weight of the federal government is being brought down on a law-abiding elected official." Conservatives fired back: "Spare me the lecture, Barack." Omar has not been charged and denies wrongdoing. So is this justice or weaponization?

Tesla just unveiled a Roadster that flips upside down, launches off a ramp and jumps a semi truck using SpaceX rocket thrusters. Elon Musk says "the future does have flying cars," with 0-60 in 0.81 seconds and a top speed over 230 mph. Tesla stock jumped nearly 5% after the reveal. But the car was first promised for 2020, production doesn't start until 2028, and the thruster version reportedly needs a $250,000 reservation. Is this the future of cars or just the greatest stunt in auto history?