Gavin Newsom FLEES California as $3.5 BILLION Fraud Scandal ERUPTS Overnight!

There's at least $3.5 billion dollar

billion dollars in hospice fraud into

California. Uh we believe this is the

tip of the iceberg. So we're going to be

focused solely on fraud in California.

Hopefully we'll have more whistleblowers

come forward and hopefully we can see

some accountability.

>> Gavin Newsome, he had the opportunity to

say, "Okay, thank you for exposing this

fraud. Now let's go down and crack down

on it." Instead, he comes after the

person for exposing the fraud. It's not

too hard to say fraud is bad. let's fix

it.

>> Well, we did get a statement from uh uh

Governor Gavin Newsome uh about exactly

that. And his office says, quote, "Under

Governor Nuome's leadership, California

is leading the nation in preventing

fraud, waste, and abuse, protecting

billions of dollars intended for

families, students, seniors, and

communities." Nothing specific though to

this state audit that reveals this

massive fraud. Ladies and gentlemen,

Gavin Newsome just got hit with what

might be the most humiliating political

wake-up call of his entire career. And

it's not even coming from Republicans

this time. It is actually coming from

his own backyard. Because while

California was busy telling the rest of

the country how to live, a $3.5 billion

fraud scandal was quietly exploding

right under his nose in Los Angeles

County. Oh, and here's where it gets

really good. Okay, this didn't even come

from some partisan think tank. This

actually came from investigative digging

from none other than Nick Shirley and of

course backed by none other than mett Oz

which then of course triggered a

full-blown federal response from the

White House led by JD Vance under

President Donald J. Trump. Yeah, that

escalated quickly. Now we're talking

fake hospice operations, taxpayer money

that's flowing through Medicare and

Medicaid. I mean, look, a system that is

so broken that it makes you wonder how

and who exactly is running the show

here. and the response. Oh, you're going

to love this. Let's just say the

Democratic Party isn't exactly rushing

to fix it. Now, in this video, we're

breaking down exactly what happened, how

it got this bad, and why this may be the

moment everything started to unravel.

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that out before you end up caught in the

system like this. So, here's what

happened, guys. Out of nowhere, boom. A

$3.5 billion fraud scandal drops right

in the lap of Gavin Newsome. And

suddenly, of course, the guy who's been

lecturing the entire country is now

scrambling trying to explain what's

going on in his own great state of

California. Our federal government is

joining the fight against fraud. A new

deputy attorney general was just

confirmed today by the Senate to lead a

new anti-fraud division at the DOJ and

the House Oversight Committee is now

launching an investigation into alleged

fraud in California. Now, we reached out

to Gavin Newsome's office uh about the

potential hospice fraud happening in LA

and they told us they actually agree.

They said there is so much potential

fraud happening that they're actively

considering revoking the licenses of 300

hospice providers in the state. They've

already revoked 300 licenses and that

they have even stopped issuing new ones.

With the details, chairman of the House

Oversight Committee, uh, James Comr is

with us. Look, Nick Shirley, you know,

broke the story in Minneapolis. He

struck again in California. How much

money are we looking at here and where

is your investigation going?

>> You could multiply what we found in

Minnesota probably by 10 in California.

That's how bad it is. And what we're

hoping in this investigation is we have

the same success we had in Minnesota

with whistleblowers coming forward,

reaching out to me or other oversight

committee members to sit down and do

transcribed interviews so that we can

finally figure out who's responsible for

this fraud. what we know in California

just with respect to hospice of all the

government entities hospice is the one

that I don't think there would be anyone

out there that wouldn't have full

support for for hospice at our worst

time uh of need hospice alone uh $

three.5 billion dollar just in Los

Angeles County and and what that amounts

to Sean is the whole hospice budget for

the United States last year 18% of all

the billing was in Los

county and that's not 18% of the

population of America in that one county

and it's a big county 18% of the entire

billing for the United States. It is

rampant in in California and Gavin

Newsome knew it and hasn't done a thing

about it.

>> Are you going to bring him in?

>> We would like to bring him in. Uh we

we're trying to start with some state

employees. That's what we did in

Minnesota. We proved in Minnesota that

Governor Tim Walls and Attorney General

Keith Ellison knew about the fraud.

>> Now, here's the crazy part. This wasn't

even some slow drip. This wasn't some

we'll look into it over the next 6

months kind of situation. No, this one

hit real fast. It hit loud and it hit

right where it hurts. Money, trust, and

the system itself. Because we're talking

about fraud happening inside of

California, right under the nose of the

very people who are supposed to be

watching it. And so now the question

that everybody's asking is very simple.

How do you miss something this big? or

worse, did anyone actually miss it at

all? Cuz maybe you're in cahoots with

this? Because when something that's this

massive explodes overnight, it usually

means one thing. Somebody exposed it.

And once that door opens up, you don't

get to close that thing again.

>> No one is guarding the hen house.

>> At a news conference in downtown Los

Angeles, US Attorney Billy and Dr. MMT

Oz, who oversees Medicare and Medicaid,

said his agency is auditing California's

Medicaid system and does not like what

it's finding.

>> Individuals who maybe hadn't thought of

defrauding the government to realize

this is pretty easy to do.

>> Oz says his team identified quote

explosive fraud. He says about $1.3

billion dollars in federal funds were

improperly spent on non-emergency care

for people who are in the country

illegally and what he calls a crisis, a

perverse scheme of fraud in hospice and

home health care, particularly in Los

Angeles County.

>> It's not hard to actually go and visit

these places if you want to.

>> He said some patients had only high

blood pressure or high cholesterol yet

were certified as having less than 6

months to live. We believe just in LA

County, LA County, this is a number you

will probably not forget for a while.

18% of all of the home healthcare

billing in the entire United States is

done here,

>> totaling an estimated $3.5 billion in

hospice and home health care billing,

according to CMS. Oz says California

will pay back the government for any

improperly used federal funding.

>> We do have actions we can take at the

federal level. We intend uh to very

seriously consider they are aggressive

steps, but this kind of a crisis

requires aggressive treatment.