Luke Groziak

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44 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 13 May

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Morning Wire · Evening Wire: Student Visa Fraud Exposed & Medicaid Probe Freezes Billions | 5.13.26 · 13 May 2026 podcast

Hey, it's Luke Groziak.

It's been a busy day on Capitol Hill this morning.

We got the administration, Dr. Oz and the Trump administration, terminated $1.4 billion in payments, all home health care payments, now suspended because of the Daily Wire's reporting.

And what we're seeing is people not just saying they're going to investigate waste and fraud, but talking about terminating the home health personal services program entirely.

Easiest way to get rid of all this fraud is just terminate the whole program.

And so we're seeing Congressmen build momentum from telling RFK and the HHS,

to just terminate those personal services medicaid waivers with california ohio massachusetts new york this is all the result of the daily wires investigative reporting which is made possible by subscribers like you

Morning Wire · Homan Crackdown Inbound & Government Shutdown Averted? | 1.30.26 · 30 Jan 2026 podcast

Hey, Georgia.

Yeah, that's right.

And this is a program that certainly conservatives object to because it is DEI.

But there's also the presumably bipartisan concern that this is really just enabled a lot of fraud by giving out contracts with no competition.

And it's driven up costs without even fulfilling the goals that it was intended to achieve.

So last month, Kelly Loeffler, who's head of the Small Business Administration, that's the agency that certifies these companies to have this 8A designation, she demanded that the firms provide pretty detailed records, all their bank account statements and their payroll records.

And so I can tell you the payroll records alone would have been enough to get a lot of people in trouble because there are companies that are getting millions of dollars in contracts for work that's pretty labor intensive.

And they only have like one or two people in the company.

Now, one of the things I thought when this first happened last month is it actually would be a lot of work to go through all these bank statements and figure out who is a pass-through.

But a funny thing happened.

You actually don't have to look at the records at all.

It turns out a lot of these purported fraudsters have seemingly self-identified by just refusing to cooperate.

So they get all this money from the federal government, but they won't tell the government what they actually spent it on.

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