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Liz Collin Reports

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Meaningful Minnesota conversations with Liz Collin.  New stories and guests every episode. Liz Collin is a Minnesota native raised in Worthington and a multi-Emmy-Award-winning investigative reporter and news anchor.  She is the producer of The Fall of Minneapolis and Minnesota v We the People documentary films, and author of They’re Lying: The Media, the Left, and The Death of George Floyd .  Her work has prompted important state laws. Yet perhaps most of all, Liz has been giving a voice to the truth—and helping others tell their stories—for more than 20 years.

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Jul 10, 2026

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Ep. 35 / Minnesota author: Vaccine injury 'more prevalent than they care to tell us' 20.12.2022

Send us Fan Mail Wayne Rohde’s son was injured by a vaccine as an infant and never fully recovered.  He joined Liz Collin Reports this week to discuss his heartbreaking experience with vaccine injury and explain how the COVID-19 vaccine has increased injuries and deaths associated with vaccination. Liz Collin Reports | Ep. 35  Support the show

Ep. 34 / Minnesota veteran recognized for efforts to keep WWII history alive 16.12.2022

Send us Fan Mail This week on Liz Collin Reports, a retired veteran who has impacted many discussed his project of 35-plus years to educate the public on World War II. Support the show

Ep. 33 / Border Patrol chief issues warning: Americans need to wake up to crisis 22.11.2022

Send us Fan Mail A U.S. Border Patrol chief in Texas joined Liz Collin Reports this week to shed more light on the national security and humanitarian crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.  Support the show

Ep. 32 / Democrats cannot address 'most basic issues' this election, analyst says 03.11.2022

Send us Fan Mail David Schultz, a political science professor at Hamline University, joined Liz Collin on her podcast this week to discuss the upcoming midterm election.  Support the show

Ep. 31 / Trafalgar Group chief strategist: 'Real possibility' GOP wins 3 statewide races 23.10.2022

Send us Fan Mail Trafalgar Group chief strategist Robert Cahaly joined Liz Collin on her podcast to discuss the results of a new poll that found Dr. Scott Jensen narrowly leading Gov. Tim Walz in Minnesota. Support the show

Ep. 30 / Wuhan whistleblower: Not 'one bit of evidence' that COVID-19 'naturally emerged' 13.10.2022

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Andrew Huff’s expertise in bioterrorism and pandemic preparedness left him no choice but to blow the whistle when he put together the pieces of the COVID-19 puzzle.  Since speaking out last fall, Dr. Huff has been “repeatedly hacked,” put under surveillance, and tailed, acts that seem “over the top” for simply speaking the truth, he said in a recent interview on Liz Collin Rep...

Ep. 29 / Officer Jerry Haaf's daughter speaks out decades after execution 30.09.2022

Send us Fan Mail It’s been 30 years since Minneapolis police officer Jerry Haaf was ambushed and executed while on the job. Now, his killers are being considered for parole. Support the show

Ep. 28 / Trafalgar Group chief strategist: Most other pollsters are 'usually wrong' 21.09.2022

Send us Fan Mail Robert Cahaly, chief pollster and strategist with The Trafalgar Group, joined Liz Collin to weigh in on the recent Minnesota general election poll his firm conducted for Alpha News.  Support the show

Ep. 27 / Second military whistleblower calls Gov. Walz 'habitual liar' 16.09.2022

Send us Fan Mail A second retired command sergeant major who served alongside Gov. Tim Walz in the National Guard is speaking out, saying the governor "left his troops high and dry" before a deployment to Iraq.  Support the show

Ep. 26 / Woman who sued Pfizer after husband's death: 'You’re on your own if something happens' 26.08.2022

Send us Fan Mail Kim Witczak has been a drug safety advocate for 19 years, beginning the day her husband committed suicide. “I think that especially with these vaccines, people should know that you're on your own if something happens to you. These companies have complete legal immunity,” Witczak said. Support the show

Ep. 25 / Before Minneapolis, race-based policies failed in LA schools 20.08.2022

Send us Fan Mail Following national coverage of the Minneapolis school district’s race-based employment policies, Liz Collin Reports hosted a retired Los Angeles teacher who saw the same thing happen in his district over 15 years ago. Phil Pearson worked as a special-ed teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District, the largest district in California and second largest in the country, when a...

Ep. 24 / Conservative radio host Jon Justice remembers co-host Drew Lee 10.08.2022

Send us Fan Mail Jon Justice of Twin Cities News Talk opened up in a conversation with Liz Collin about the death of his partner-in-crime Drew Lee , who passed away unexpectedly this summer. “It certainly has not been easy by any stretch of the imagination,” Justice said. When he received the call, he was in the hospital himself, recovering from open heart surgery. “In a lot of ways it still is re...

Ep. 23 / Crisis response actor helps police learn to deescalate mental health crises 06.08.2022

Send us Fan Mail Leah Isaacson of First Response Actors joins Liz Collin to discuss how she uses her acting talents to help first responders learn to deescalate mental health crises. Support the show

Ep. 22 / Candidate says open-border policies unfair to families like hers who came to America legally 04.08.2022

Send us Fan Mail May Lor Xiong joined the Liz Collin Reports podcast this week to discuss her recent visit to the southern border in Texas. Support the show

Ep. 21 / Jason Lewis sets record straight on DC 'swamp,' Trump and 'cancel culture' media 02.08.2022

Send us Fan Mail Jason Lewis wanted to finish what he started. His time in Congress was cut short, one of more than 20 casualties of the Trump midterms, when Democrats picked up a net total of over 40 seats in the House. One of his regrets: he didn’t fight back hard enough. That’s why he wrote “ Party Animal: The Truth About President Trump, Power Politics and the Partisan Press .” “Yet no one def...

Ep. 20 / After pain and perseverance, photographer Mark Harlow finds God in Minnesota’s natural beauty 30.07.2022

Send us Fan Mail Minnesota nature photographer Mark Harlow opened up about his next chapter on the Liz Collin Reports podcast. From the soaring wings of eagles to the majestic movements of our state bird, it’s been said Mark Harlow shoots wildlife images that stir the soul. His story is one of sacrifice, heartache, success, pain, and perseverance. Harlow is a Mankato, Minn., native who now lives i...

Ep. 19 // 'Minnesotans have had enough': In-depth with Matt Birk 18.07.2022

Send us Fan Mail Matt Birk, Republican candidate for Minnesota lieutenant governor, joined Liz Collin on her podcast for a  conversation on crime, education, energy policy and more. Birk is a former NFL player, a private school founder, and Dr. Scott Jensen's running mate.  Support the show

Ep. 18 // Kim Potter's best friend speaks out for the first time: 'Political pawn' 11.07.2022

Send us Fan Mail On the latest episode of "Liz Collin Reports," Liz spoke with a close friend and former colleague of Kim Potter who's been tirelessly advocating for her release from prison. Support the show

Ep. 17 // Minnesota Supreme Court strikes a blow to the ‘defund the police’ movement 01.07.2022

Send us Fan Mail Attorney James Dickey of the Upper Midwest Law Center joined Liz Collin Reports to explain what comes next after last week’s win at the Minnesota Supreme Court.  The court ruled last week that Minneapolis failed in its duty to employ a minimum of 731 sworn officers as required by the city charter.  “It was a huge win for the people of Minneapolis. What the Supreme Court essentiall...

Ep. 16 // Popular Instagram page captures crimes big and small near Minneapolis light rail stop 29.06.2022

Send us Fan Mail Dealing drugs, ditching stolen cars, and carrying stacks of stolen bikes — these bizarre and often illegal acts have played out on video near one south Minneapolis lawn all year. “Karen the Camera” has recorded it all. “Karen” is an elaborate security system that was set up by the homeowners who live near a light rail stop. They don’t want to be specific about their location due t...

Ep. 15 // Popular conservative cartoonist on cancel culture: ‘I’m gonna say what I’m gonna say’ 13.06.2022

Send us Fan Mail Cartoonist A.F. Branco joins Liz Collin to discuss his creative process, wokeness and comedy, and the importance of free speech.  “Free speech is there for speech you hate,” Branco said. “If somebody is saying something you don’t like, that means your speech is protected.”  Support the show

Ep. 14 // Data researcher ‘shocked’ at death rate among working-age Minnesotans 04.06.2022

Send us Fan Mail A researcher in Minnesota discovered shocking increases in death rates in the state, with year-over-year averages proving to be “astoundingly” high for younger age groups. Researcher Marana Muse joined Liz Collin on her podcast once again to discuss her findings on death data, vaccines and COVID-19 testing in Minnesota. Support the show

Ep. 13 // Dr. Jensen undeterred by Walz fundraising: 'I can do more with one dollar than he can do with 10' 20.05.2022

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Scott Jensen joins Liz Collin after winning the GOP endorsement for Minnesota governor.  Support the show

Ep. 12 // Will Minnesota be any safer after this session? House Leader Daudt rips Democrats for lying at the Capitol 12.05.2022

Send us Fan Mail House Minority Leader Kurt Daudt joins the show to preview the final weeks of the legislative session. Public safety remains the GOP's top priority and DFL proposals will do nothing to fix the problem, according to Daudt.  He also weighs in on a recent Alpha News investigation involving a prominent activist who has been lying about proposed legislation, and criticizes plans t...

Ep. 11 // 25 years later, a Minnesota author retraces the steps of Versace's killer 07.05.2022

Send us Fan Mail It’s been 25 years since a serial killer went on a murderous rampage that claimed the lives of five people. The killing spree began in Minneapolis in April of 1997 and ended 79 days later — on July 15  — on the steps of a Miami Beach mansion with the murder of Gianni Versace, the Italian fashion designer.  The gunman, Andrew Cunanan, died by suicide eight days later.  Many Minneso...

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