Overview
- The Minnesota Democrat clashed with a LindellTV reporter in a Capitol hallway on Tuesday, calling her "stupid" and saying she would not tell her "jack sh*t."
- An amended disclosure reported last week by the Wall Street Journal now places Omar and her husband's assets at $18,004 to $95,000, a steep drop from the earlier $6 million to $30 million range.
- Omar’s office says the correction was voluntary and confirms she is not a millionaire, with the change coming after inquiries from the Office of Congressional Conduct were reported.
- The update shows companies tied to her husband—Rose Lake Capital and a Santa Rosa winery—with no net value once debts are counted, a reminder that congressional filings list asset ranges and can reflect zero net worth when liabilities exceed assets.
- House Republicans say committee probes continue, with GOP Whip Tom Emmer vowing accountability and investigators seeking business records tied to the couple’s ventures.