Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

If you are inclined to do fraud, this was an irresistible opportunity.

It really accelerated during the Biden administration.

We expected to pay for the Minnesota program just for autism care for kids with autism.

The kids need the care because they go to maybe a special school, but then they come home from school and the parents aren't there because they're working.

So who's going to take care of them?

So, in legitimate circumstances, you would want to pay for that.

But what happened is they just started this wholesale fraud.

We expected the cost of that program to be about $3 million a year in Minnesota, in Minneapolis.

It got up in over a three-year period, it got up to $400 million a year.

So, you know, it was all fraudulent, almost.

Like, how long has it been going on?

We don't want to do program integrity anymore.

We now just want to focus everything on enrollments.

In other words, enrolling more people in Obamacare and the programs.

And, you know, you could say there was bad motives there because one.

The states pay a tiny fraction of it, but it all goes to the federal government.

So the states don't really want to do fraud detection because all that money is coming into their estate.

And then every time you enroll somebody, you're registering them to vote.

And so, you know, they may have had ulterior motives.

Let me put it that way.