Luke Rosiak

And that's somehow built to this medical program.

In the last year alone, it was a billion dollars for home health care.

And this is tremendously easy to defraud.

And then at the same time, it can be hard to prove fraud.

Which is a really toxic combination.

And we've heard about in Minnesota how the, you know, diagnoses of autism went up 100 fold or whatever it was.

I mean, you see similar things in Ohio where it's really busting their budget.

I mean, everybody wants these home health care servants that aren't really medical aides.

They'll just come hang out in your house, maybe cook for you, clean for you.

and it's probably just your own relatives.

It's concentrated in the urban cores and specifically in the areas where there's these refugee and immigrant communities.

Yeah, I mean, I just started with the data, and it's funny because the left will accuse you of racism, or actually what I found is these people that are making millions of dollars off the government will accuse you of racism for asking about the industry, because they acknowledge it's all immigrants.

But I just started following the money.

Something really troubling has happened to this quadrant of Columbus, which is the capital of Ohio.

Because every industry has just left and been replaced by these firms that basically get paid by the government to do things that, for all of history, everyone has just done for their own family.

Daycares, watching your own kids, and then this home healthcare, hanging out with their own family members.

And the Veterans Hall has been bought up by Somalis that were running like 10 Medicaid businesses out of it, and they were fraudulent.

A church was sold to

a daycare that's all Somali, also very suspicious.

And these are people that otherwise may be working and contributing something to society.