Exposing Fraud and Its Consequences
It's such an honor to be here, and I want people to think about what
is happening
right now.
Very cool place.
Very cool place.
The Oval Office. Me, as a 24-year-old, I went out and exposed a fraud.
I just was concerned about the wellbeing of our tax dollars, and right now I'm
standing next to the President of the United States as now people who expose
fraud... There's never been an incentive for anyone
to ever expose fraud.
In fact, when I exposed fraud, instead of the mainstream media
investigating the fraud, they investigated me.
And, uh, people actually, in fact, wanted to kill me after I exposed the
fraud.
Uh, because there's actually never-
Were you surprised by that, Nick?
I was very surprised.
They went after you instead of the fraudster.
They called the Learning Center.
I'm not surprised.
They called the Learning Center and asked the Learning Center if they were
committing fraud.
No.
That was the extent of their reporting.
And, uh- But now finally people have an incentive
to actually go out, expose
fraud, and when you expose fraud, you help save America.
People don't understand that. These fraudsters take from the poor
and needy, who
actually need the services that we all work hard to pay for,
and we take
that, and they then buy Mercedes.
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