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Finding Ilhan Omar’s husband’s firm failed to pay even more back taxes, this time to the IRS, not just Delaware and DC—and do they have a Hunter Biden problem? First the Hunter Biden problem. Nearly a dozen LLCs or shells rapidly set up in either Tim Mynett’s or his partner’s…

— Elizabeth MacDonald (@LizMacDonaldFOX) January 31, 2026

Finding Ilhan Omar’s husband’s firm failed to pay even more back taxes, this time to the IRS, not just Delaware and DC—and do they have a Hunter Biden problem? First the Hunter Biden problem. Nearly a dozen LLCs or shells rapidly set up in either Tim Mynett’s or his partner’s name, just one with an apparent functioning business, his E Street political consultancy — its operations have wound down. (See list of LLCs/shells at bottom).

9 of the 11 LLCs/shells were set up before or right around the time frame Ilhan Omar disclosed their net worth rocketed from just $16K to up to $30M. They appear to have started out with some kind of business intent, but then failed to the point they owed back taxes to the IRS, Delaware and DC. A marketing firm, a winery, a cannabis and an investment firm now appear to be storefront shells that show little business operations-no apparent products, clients or Internet presence.

His investment firm’s DC address is the same as a WeWork that shares space with a Walmart unit and the American Trucking Assn, as reported earlier.

An IRS tax lien of nearly $206,000 was reportedly filed against Mynett’s pr and marketing company— EStreetCo — for unpaid federal income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes from 2021. The lien was filed in Sonoma County, California in January 2023. The company claimed the IRS debt had been paid.

EStreetCo is not Mynett's former political consulting firm, E Street Group. An FEC complaint was filed in 2019 against Omar’s campaign for improper payments to her husband’s political consultancy, but the FEC dropped it. His firm received $2.9 million from Omar's campaign during the 2020 election cycle.

Also, Delaware canceled their Rose Lake Capital registration in 2024 for failure to pay roughly $403,000 in back taxes and because it lacked a registered agent, and its Washington, D.C. registration was canceled for failing to pay around $1,770 in back taxes.

Public filings and court documents from 2024 show the winery had only about $650 in its bank account. The winery has no active online presence, no functioning sales portal, and minimal evidence of actual wine production or distribution. An investor sued for not delivering promised returns, saying they “fraudulently misrepresented” that the winery “was a legitimate company.”

South Dakota cannabis growers sued their pot LLC, alleging promises of investment returns that were not delivered.

There’s no clear public evidence that Rose Lake Capital is actively engaging in fund management, investment deals, or public operations as it claims on its website in 80 countries, as reported earlier. It shares space apparently at a WeWork in DC and
there are no SEC registrations for them or their firm as investment advisors.

E Street Group LLC
EStreetCo
Born to Run GP LLC
Rose Lake Capital LLC
Rose Lake Holdings LLC
Rose Lake Inc.
eStCru LLC
eSt Ventures LLC
Badlands Fund GP LLC
Badlands Ventures LLC
WPEH LLC
WPMC LLC