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" "I just got out of a press conference where First Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson, the lead prosecutor in all these federal fraud cases in Minnesota, said that the 14 Medicaid-waivered programs that are under scrutiny in Minnesota cost $18 billion since 2018.
Thompson said it's possible that half of that could be fraudulent"
hotair.com
#201 | Posted by BellRinger

If the lead prosecutor is making that comment it most certainly more than a quarter billion.
#203 | Posted by BellRinger

Proof Jeff will believe ANYTHING especially when there is no evidence provided.

Trump appointee: "Billions stolen!"
Jeff: "Yep, must be billions!"

Facts:
1. Feeding Our Future only got $300 million
2. Prosecutors have said Feeding Our Future was the largest scam...so where is the other $8,700,000,000 in fraud?
3. Minnesota denied them grant money only to be court ordered to provide it.
4. BIDEN's FBI did the raid in 2022
5. Feeding Our Future was run by a white woman
6. The convictions are over a year old
7. Why $9 billion? Because these are just organizations that have high fraud risk due to the nature of their services.
8. Prosecutor's evidence so far for $9 billion? "When I look at the claims data and the providers, I see more red flags than I see legitimate providers." That's it. That's all his evidence. ALL of it thus far. Literally that's it.

No wonder Jeff quotes a conspiracy theorist site called HotAir which mentions none of these as key facts.

This is blowing up because people like Jeff are too stupid to get the facts.

According to Danforth, this is a pro Trump puff piece:

" President Donald Trump played fast and loose with the presidential pardon power in 2025 " granting clemency to convicted fraudsters, drug traffickers, supporters convicted of assaulting police officers, and other individuals convicted of serious crimes."

www.nationalreview.com

As is this:

" IN JULY . . . The president of the United States settles a $10 billion nuisance lawsuit against CBS News; his claim was "60 Minutes edits its interviews and doesn't like me," which was probably not going to hold up in court as a cause of action, but was absolutely going to hold up the corporate merger of CBS's parent company Paramount so long as Trump was president".
" IN AUGUST . . . President Trump, tired of seeing unpleasant numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, fires its commissioner for reporting statistics that make him look like a chump"

" www.nationalreview.com

And here is some more pro Trump fluff, according to Danforth.

" Trump Has No Authority to Categorize Fentanyl as a Weapon of Mass Destruction"

www.nationalreview.com

#14 Been using the word efficacy lately, bell boi? ? ? ?

INSKEEP: Who exactly is Trump targeting?

DREISBACH: Yeah. It's a really wide spectrum of people and institutions that Trump has gone after. It includes lawyers and law firms often with ties to Democrats, political opponents, people who worked on investigations into Trump or the January 6 rioters, media companies, universities and then also people who actually worked in the first Trump administration but who Trump considers disloyal.

INSKEEP: And when we say targeted, what kind of actions are involved here?

DREISBACH: So at maybe the harshest end are these criminal investigations. And Trump has actually ordered multiple Justice Department investigations right from the Oval Office. One of those investigations targets Christopher Krebs. He was a top cybersecurity official in the first Trump administration. Trump fired him back then for saying the 2020 election was safe and secure. And here is what Trump said about Krebs earlier this month.

(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: He's the fraud. He's a disgrace. So we'll find out whether or not it was a safe election, and if it wasn't, he's got a big price to pay.

DREISBACH: Then there's Miles Taylor, who also served in the first Trump administration. Back then, Taylor wrote this anonymous op-ed that said Trump was erratic and dangerous. Here is what Trump said about him.

(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)

TRUMP: I think he's guilty of treason, if you want to know the truth, but we'll find out. And I assume we're recommending this to the Department of Justice?

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