President Trump tasked Vice President JD Vance with the most important mission of his time in office.
Vance confronted a terrifying scandal.
And JD Vance told Kayleigh McEnany that he is asking one serious question about Gavin Newsom.
As American Patriot Daily reports:
President Trump named Vice President Vance as the head of an anti-fraud task force.
Vance immediately set the tone for the group’s work by issuing a letter to all 50 states, warning that the administration would cut off all Medicaid funding unless officials enforced anti-fraud statutes.
The issue Vance exposed is that blue states allow fraud to run rampant because Vance and other conservatives believe elected Democrats turn a blind eye to fraud in exchange for votes.
One of the worst fraud schemes Vance discovered was the California hospice scandal, where scammers bilked taxpayers out of $267 million by billing the state for services when no patients, care, or hospice facilities existed.
In an interview with Fox News Channel’s Kayleigh McEnany, Vance informed viewers that in under two months, the task force shut down 800 fraudulent hospice centers that were looting taxpayers.
“We closed down 800 fraudulent hospice centers. Think about this. If you’re — if you’re running a business and the federal government closes down your main source of revenue, do you write a letter?” Vance began.
Vance went on to tell McEnany that the fraud was so obvious that 780 out of the 800 hospice centers targeted by the task force never even contested that they were scams.
“Do you make a phone call? Seven hundred eighty of those that we’ve closed down, we haven’t even heard a single thing from anybody. That’s how bad the fraud is,” Vance added.
Vance went on to point out that in just two months, the task force he chaired shut down four times as many hospice fraud scams as California Governor Gavin Newsom did in four years, which Vance argued meant Newsom allowed this fraud to operate.
“They can’t even make an argument that they weren’t engaged in fraud. So, to the point that when we shut them down, they wouldn’t even pick up the phone and try to turn those services back on. We’ve just looked where nobody else has been looking, whether it’s Gavin Newsom or anybody else,” Vance stated.
Vance then wondered if Newsom’s intention was negligent or criminal.
“And by the way, Kayleigh, one of the things that we’re trying to take very seriously, we’re not going to prejudge the legal outcome, but when you tell me that, when I hear about a report that says to the governor, here’s all this fraud and he doesn’t do anything about it, I ask myself, was anybody engaged in criminal wrongdoing? Was anybody in his office engaged in criminal wrongdoing? Again, I’m not going to say yes, but I am going to promise the American people,’ Vance concluded.
The 2028 Presidential Election may very well come down to J.D. Vance squaring off against Gavin Newsom.
With America facing a $39 trillion debt crisis, the election may hinge on which candidate Americans believe will serve as a better steward of their tax dollars.
