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   From: leroysoetoro@americans-first.com   
      
   https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2025/12/30/the-massive-fraud-scandal-no-   
   one-is-talking-about-n4947717   
      
   Everybody's buzzing about that Minnesota Medicaid mess with Gov. Tim Walz.   
   Some are even calling it the largest fraud scandal ever. If only. Blue-   
   state fraud is undoubtedly a problem, and Walz should be held accountable   
   if he did indeed look the other way. But what happened in the land of   
   10,000 lakes is tiny compared to the fraud in California under Gavin   
   Newsom. Heck, it makes Minnesota look like pocket change.   
      
   A fresh 92-page bombshell from the California State Auditor lays it all   
   out.   
      
   “This latest report was issued by the state auditor, and that's a   
   nonpartisan position; that state auditor now puts eight state agencies on   
   the high-risk list of agencies to watch out for, for things like fraud and   
   mismanagement as well as waste,” Newsmax correspondent Heather Myers   
   revealed last week. “Here's a look at that 92-page report. Newly added to   
   the high-risk list is California's food stamp program. If the state   
   doesn't get the improper payments under control, it could cost an extra   
   $2.5 billion. Also on there is the Department of Finance, which was tasked   
   with giving out COVID relief funds. Critics say $32 billion of that was   
   taken by fraudsters. Then there are infrastructure issues like   
   California's deteriorating dams, and also the high-speed train that's   
   already cost taxpayers 18 billion without a single section of track   
   complete.”   
      
   But wait, there’s more!   
      
   “Other reports cite $24 billion spent on the homeless issue that critics   
   claim the state lost track of. More recently, there's a report that says   
   California cell phone users paid a surcharge for years to upgrade the   
   state's 911 system,” she added.   
      
   Tallied all up, California taxpayers lost $70 billion to fraud.   
      
      
   But here’s where things get really interesting. While pressure is on in   
   Minnesota to get to the bottom of the state’s fraud, California seems to   
   be under the radar.   
      
   Now get this. Right in the middle of the fraud apocalypse, a new ballot   
   initiative seeks to impose a one-time 10% wealth tax on billionaires'   
   assets.   
      
   “Billionaires are threatening to leave California, and it's all because of   
   a possible new ballot initiative in the state. It's a wealth tax. A   
   healthcare labor group is behind this push, calling for a one-time tax on   
   billionaires equal to 10 percent of their assets. And right now, it does   
   not have enough signatures to get on the ballot,” CNN’s Abby Phillip   
   reported Monday. “These are big numbers, just to let people know what   
   we're talking about here. Larry Page, for example, he's worth $258   
   billion. His estimated tax would be $12 billion. Peter Thiel, worth $27   
   billion. His estimated tax would be $1.2 billion. That's not $1.2 in your   
   pocket. It's billions of dollars. So, I mean, should they or should they   
   not?”   
      
   CNN's Scott Jennings torched the whole scheme; it’s about covering up the   
   fraud.   
      
   “And it is not for the public benefit,” he pointed out. “In California,   
   the state auditor just found $70 billion in fraud going on in the state.   
   The reason they need a wealth tax is to cover up the fraud. The hole in   
   the budget in California is due to fraud. That's why they're trying to tax   
   people." Boom. Panelists flipped out. Jennings doubled down. Why 5%? Why   
   billionaires? Arbitrary envy tax to paper over Sacramento's black hole.   
   Imagine handing more cash to the clowns who blew $24 billion on tent   
   cities.”   
      
   Make no mistake about it, he’s right. Newsom is going to run for president   
   in 2028. Something tells me that $70 billion in fraud on Gavin's watch is   
   the kind of thing that won’t sit well in a primary, much less the general   
   election.   
      
      
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