Fraud Whistleblower Program Offers 1% Reward for Reporting Fraud

So today I'm thrilled to announce the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program. Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program.

And, uh, mark those words. Independent journalists and everybody and all Americans will now be able to go to the fraud.gov and report cases of corruption and theft of taxpayer dollars in their communities, all via a new website created by Joe Gebbia,

who's fantastic by the way, and the team at the National Design Studio. Everything Joe's done has been a big success for us. So here's what we're gonna be doing.

Anybody that can prove that he turned somebody in, in other words he or she, if you turn somebody in and you, let's say, report and you find a billion dollars, we are giving a commission to that person of one percent. It's a lot of money.

And if it's ten billion, two hundred billion, four hundred billion, uh, we're giving a one percent commission to that person.

You have to prove that you were the one and prove that it was you.

And I don't know if you can do this, but subject to the laws of our nation, which I feel very strongly about, if a reporter turns somebody in, you have to get approval perhaps from your wonderful newspaper. But if you turn somebody in, you get a one percent commission.

You may turn it down or you may say, "I'm not gonna be a reporter any longer.

This is too easy." So if a reporter turns somebody in, we're gonna continue the same one percent.

So if somebody turns somebody in for a million dollars, but a million dollars is very small potatoes, you get a one percent commission subject to the rules of the nation, subject to all of the things.