Rand Paul

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110 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 16 Jul

Rand Paul’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Right now, most of these programs are Medicaid and the government pays 90 percent of Medicaid for all the expanded people and the state government pays 10 percent.
But they sign you up at the state level.
So if the people signing you up to give you free stuff, to give you free health care are not paying for it, they're not going to care about policing it.
So this saves a lot of money for the federal government and would help with fraud is make them all 50 50.
States pay half, federal government pays the other half.
It's not the final cure for limited constitutional government, but it's a big savings.
And if the states were paying half like they traditionally did, they would begin to police it more.
So when you're talking about- I would compare it to buying Powerball.
I think your chances of winning the Powerball are about as good as anybody in California, a Democrat in a uniparty state prosecuting another Democrat are about as good as Powerball, winning Powerball.
Yeah.
Well, I think it's important for everybody to know, either listening or watching your show or online, is they get frustrated with Congress and say, well, why aren't you prosecuting these people?
Why aren't they in jail?
And it's like they fail to understand that Congress has no prosecutorial power.
In fact, Medicaid, once the money for Medicaid is allocated...
It goes to the executive branch.
The executive branch wants Medicaid.
The executive branch runs the Department of Justice.
So people are always asking me why I haven't put Fauci in jail.
Well, because I have no ability to prosecute anyone.
I can point out the problems.
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