Rich Lowry

Editor-in-Chief, Rich Lowry, takes on the Left, and explains today's events in the context of America's remarkable history.

6:12

No, Somali Americans in Minnesota Aren’t Being “Scapegoated”

Dismissing legitimate investigations into widespread government fraud and oversight failures as "scapegoating" or "xenophobia" shields bad actors from basic public accountability. Rich breaks down how media commentators and progressive activists weaponize accusations of bias to deflect from documented financial scandals, social integration challenges, and systemic administrative negligence. Unpacking how enforcement of the law must apply equally regardless of demographic background, Rich explains why holding public funding recipients to objective legal standards is essential to restoring institutional integrity and public trust. Watch Rich’s full breakdown, leave your reaction below, and subscribe to National Review!

Rich Lowry

Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.

Comments

On “No, Somali Americans in Minnesota Aren’t Being “Scapegoated””

All episodes