Sheila Matthews

gave Simon Bolivar a medal with George Washington face beneath.

Well, because within every state, Minnesota being our focus right now, is the Behavioral Health Oversight and Advisory Committee.

And basically, that's the industry advising the state what to write legislative-wise.

And in Minnesota, there's minutes missing from

The years when the fraud really took place.

So it's very concerning because these three big behavioral health providers advised the state to buy this software to avoid audits.

And they also advised to relax laws.

And Kiki Brown, who was put on the hot seat by CBS, basically seemed so unaware, but she wrote the plan for the Medicaid money.

So we believe that it is deeply embedded in these advisory commissions and advisory groups that

are benefiting from all the Medicaid money and then telling the state how to ease up on audits.

So we have the receipts within our article, but we do need help FOIAing the missing data.

And so that's a real concern.

I am across the board.

They were meant for consumers and parents, not for behavioral health providers that actually benefit from the Medicaid dollars.

So I understand that Minnesota is all upset because President Trump wants to stop all the funding

And I understand their plan does not meet President Trump's requirements to restore the funding.

And we stand behind President Trump on that because these advisory committees are they are fraudulent and they are not being they're not representing the people.

Absolutely.

I think that the forensic audit is more important than attorneys.

The smartest person in the room is always the auditor.