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We have just sent a letter to Governor Walz alerting him to something he probably fears and should have taken action in a timely manner to avoid. We are auditing all of the Medicaid bills, in particular for the 14 programs that he and his own administration have admitted were problems, and we're going to claw that money back from the Medicaid monies that they'll be getting. Now, this is a major problem for the state because they've got to own the fact that they have been bilking the federal taxpayer for their sloppy behavior for years. What we have learned so far in Minnesota is just the tip of the iceberg, perhaps the largest Medicaid scam ever taking place throughout the state in many different fashions. But just alone with the things that we're concerned about, we're talking about $500 million or more of money that could be in places that we're not even sure how it was billed, where it went, people having trouble tracking it. We challenged the Walz administration to give us a corrective action plan. By the end of the year, they sent us something after hours on New Year's Eve. It was completely insufficient. This is an appropriate response from the federal government. President Trump is very clear on this. He doesn't want 6 million people or less living in Minnesota to have all the fraud that happened in that state paid for by all the other taxpayers in the country. And for the 6 million people in Minnesota, Governor Walz let you down. His administration, despite all the blustering now, did not do their job. They did not take these very credible allegations over the last several years seriously. Just in the time that I've been an administrator, they've been telling us that they have this handled. They did not. And so the corrective action plans that they have submitted, since they are inadequate, we're going to demand that they fix those problems and we're going to claw back money to protect the federal taxpayers.

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As Minnesota’s governor, Tim Walz let rioters and looters burn down Minneapolis while his wife opened the windows to enjoy the smell of the fires…

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As Minnesota's Governor, Tim Waltz, let rioters and looters burn down Minneapolis. Remember CNN? They're right back there. Watch. Oh, there goes their light. Their light just went off. While the governor's wife opened the windows to the mansion to enjoy the smell of the fire, she said, the smell is so beautiful. I love it. I wonder where she's coming from. Paul said that socialism is just another word for neighborliness. She wants to be, he calls them neighbors, good neighbors. He signed a bill to give illegal aliens free healthcare. He abolished Columbus Day. He ordered tampons to be put into boys' bathrooms. Do we have any children here? Please close yours. He ordered tampons in boys' bathrooms, okay? He signed a law letting the state kidnap children to change their gender so that they go home. But I'm not talking about him, I'm talking about her. This is her ideology. That's why she picked him. And he signed a bill allowing pedophiles to claim human rights protections under the state law. And then he said, by the way, J.D. Vance is doing a phenomenal job. But then he said, well, think of that. Think of the things that I just said, then he said, you know, I think J.D. Vance is weird. You know, it's a word that they use. I think he calls me that too. No, we're not. We're very solid people. We want to have strong borders. We want to have good elections. We want to have low interest rates. We want to be able to buy a house. We want great education. We want strong borders. I think we're very actually I think we're the opposite of where they're weird. You know what they do? They give they work with the press on coming up with a sound bite, just a sound bite. And every station that night, all the networks, CBS, ABC, NBC, they all said, oh, they were called weird. Weird. It's just it's unbelievable. You know, it's not a word that's really used too much in politics, but it's a terrible thing that they can do this. It's just a sound bite. No, J.D. Vance is a great patriot and he's a United States Marine and he's a real Marine. And he's a brilliant guy. And he went to Ohio State, he graduated in two years at the top of his class, just about at the top of his class. And he then got into Yale and he became a Marine. He got into Yale and he did great at Yale and he met his wife, who was actually I think the number one student that had a smart family. And we picked somebody that was very special and he's really he's really stepped up. I said, you got your sea legs, you know, because the first day they were hitting him with a lot of nonsense. And he's got his sea legs now. He's going to be great. I think we like we don't we like him and he's for the working. He's for the working man and woman. Tim Waltz is the man who's very freakish. He's very freakish.

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“WALZ PUNISHED BUSINESSES & PEOPLE DURING COVID”

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Seems like Walz learned a lot from his love affair with China. During the pandemic, he went full Xi Jinping. He used executive orders to find small businesses that didn't padlock their doors. He charged dozens of people who broke his COVID rules while he let the rioters burn downtown. And he started a COVID hotline for people to call and snitch on their neighbors. Listen. Hello, you have reached the Department of Public Safety's stay-at-home hotline. The information you leave is considered public information. At the tone, please leave the following information. Your name, your callback number, how the stay-at-home order is being violated and where the stay-at-home order was violated. Thank you. You could also write in your tips, and we got our hands on a few thanks to FOIA request by Nathan Hanson. One person wrote a house in their neighborhood, quote, "has many people coming and going from it all day and night. I just saw a lady and a child I've never seen before come to that house and hug someone outside." There's a lot of that type of thing at this address, and it's concerning. There was some drama at Wal-Mart. People with small children are coming into the store and shopping for everything but essential items. I have been told I am not the Wal-Mart police and to mind my own business. One concern, citizens didn't want kids playing outside. There are still large groups meeting at the park tonight at 5.30, more than 10 kids playing soccer. Please have the city take down the equipment to stop this. Another person didn't like what they were seeing at a bar. I was concerned for the health of all who sat at the bar with no masks. Usually, it isn't busy enough to worry Thursdays or bingo night and continues to be a problem on that specific night. And someone got humiliated at the golf course. The beverage cart girls were not wearing a mask and laughed when I asked why they weren't. You can learn a lot from people based on how they react in a crisis. Wal-Mart chose to lock everybody inside, find small businesses, and told people to snitch on their neighbors. Is that who you want in the White House?

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