BONUS POD: Now Playing-The Case of California's Disappearing Billions
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Summary
Massive fraud found in California, and many, including Donald Trump, are warning that it may be bigger than what we found in Minnesota. The money was meant to feed the homeless, but instead he was using it to live a luxurious life.
Transcript
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Nice to have you with us on the 47 Morning Update,
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If you thought the fraud that was found in Minnesota is bad,
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and it's truly unbelievable what they're finding out there.
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But first, I want to tell you about our friends
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I want you to hear how Fox News talked about this one individual
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that defrauded Americans of more than $23 million.
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busting a man accused of stealing tens of millions of dollars
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Of course, Bond and Matt Finn is live in Los Angeles for you.
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but instead he was misusing tens of millions of dollars
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Exclusive Fox video shows the feds' early morning bust
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The feds say Sucre defrauded the city and county of L.A.
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while the people suffering homeless on the streets
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Sucre only had canned beans and ramen noodles on hand.
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First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Assaylee says
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there's a tremendous amount of fraud in this state
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He faces up to 20 years if convicted on a federal case.
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In fact, we now have the same man, Nick Shirley,