Sgt. Friday

Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff is a game changer. He can help President Trump deliver for veterans again. During Trump’s first term, Miller joined me in a White House meeting with the President on veteran issues. Trump went on to sign critical bills that made him a Veterans First President. VA Secretary Doug Collins has delivered zero wins to help Trump build on that legacy. We should push the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act in the short lame duck to protect choice. Midterm voters were 6x more likely to back candidates who supported it. Then the President should sign executive orders expanding community care. @StephenM can help course-correct. This is a historic opportunity.

The Chief of Staff already has a lawyer. The Attorney General of the United States and the Department of Justice.

Legislative pertinence. Executive privilege.

This former illegal immigrant is threatening to jail the new White House chief of staff for helping the President execute federal law? Import the third world, become the third world.

TOP 35 WEEKLY FRAUD ANNOUNCEMENTS November 2 - November 6, 2026 1. 14 defendants indicted in a nationwide bank-account-takeover scheme targeting nearly 3,000 victims with more than $373 million in their accounts. 2. California executive indicted for allegedly obtaining at least $64M through fraudulent agricultural loans, stolen customer identities, and nonexistent investments. 3. Defendants from Spain, Israel, the United Kingdom, and the UAE charged in fraud scheme that allegedly used Super-Intelligence impersonations of executives and attorneys to steal ~$129M from companies worldwide. 4. Multiple defendants, including one from Tanzania with a pending final order of removal from the United States, charged with billing approximately $14M to D.C. Medicaid for youth mental-health services allegedly never provided or invoiced at inflated rates. 5. Former postal worker sentenced to 78 months for stealing checks in a $34M scheme affecting approximately 6,500 victims. 6. Los Angeles defendant charged in an $18 million PPP and EIDL fraud scheme allegedly using false employee, payroll, revenue, and tax information. 7. California defendant pleads guilty to stealing nearly $18M from her employer to fund luxury purchases of Rolex watches, resort-level vacations, private jet travel, vehicles, and improvements to a $2 million residence in El Dorado Hills. 8. New Jersey health care company pays $13,014,576 plus interest to resolve allegations that it induced laboratory referrals with free New York Giants tickets and other entertainment. 9. Two Florida defendants sentenced to 6 and 13 months for kickbacks that generated more than $14 million in VA health care claims. 10. Former Florida resident extradited from Germany to face charges in a fake-psychic mailing scheme that collected more than $4 million from thousands of U.S. victims. 11. Buffalo defendant sentenced to 87 months for using at least 63 stolen identities to submit fraudulent financing applications causing at least $3.5 million in losses. 12. Defendants sentenced to 192 and 140 months for a nationwide stolen-mail, counterfeit-check, and identity-theft scheme. 13. New Jersey defendant sentenced to 78 months for obtaining more than $2.1 million through 15 fraudulent PPP and EIDL applications; $2,131,747 restitution. 14. Former St. Louis building inspector sentenced to 72 months for steering 91 contracts to family-controlled companies and stealing $1,642,908 from building-rehabilitation programs. 15. Texas defendant pleads guilty in a $1.5 million deed-fraud scheme that used fake identification to impersonate property owners and sell land to unsuspecting buyers. 16. New Jersey defendant sentenced to 63 months for stealing approximately $1.1 million from elderly and other victims by posing as a financial professional and fabricating investment statements. 17. Dominican Republic national sentenced in Washington, DC to 27 months for $1M unemployment-benefits fraud scheme. 18. Indian national sentenced in Maine to nine years for a five-state government-imposter scheme that induced eight victims to surrender cash and gold; $1,897,386 restitution. 19. Washington defendant pleads guilty to stealing $333k from a Portland victim through fictitious online personas and false claims that women needed help escaping sex trafficking. 20. Former police officer in California pleads guilty to concealing a coworker’s death and collecting nearly $300,000 in Social Security and federal retirement benefits. 21. Oklahoma defendant pleads guilty to using a sham farm stand, a stolen identity, and fraudulent accounts to process approximately $212k in SNAP benefits. 22. New York defendant indicted for allegedly using a deceased beneficiary’s ATM card for nearly six years, causing more than $109,000 in Social Security losses. 23. Illegal alien pleads guilty to using a stolen identity to obtain $57,289 in MassHealth benefits and $15,186 in SNAP benefits. 24. Dominican illegally residing in Massachusetts charged with allegedly using a stolen identity to obtain approximately $16,205 in MassHealth benefits. 25. Maryland defendant pleads guilty to schemes seeking at least $3.5 million in fraudulent tax refunds and obtaining more than $550,000 in unemployment benefits using victims’ identities. 26. Louisiana defendant pleads guilty to seeking more than $177,000 in EIDL loans through applications falsely claiming business revenue, employees, and no recent felony convictions. 27. Florida defendant pleads guilty to fraudulently obtaining a $413,900 EIDL loan by inflating business revenue, then spending funds on vehicles, cash withdrawals, and personal purchases. 28. Former Boston official pleads guilty to obtaining a PPP loan by falsely claiming income from a fictitious auto-mechanic business and submitting fabricated tax records. 29. Chinese national pleads guilty in nationwide gift-card fraud scheme; authorities recovered 134 compromised cards worth up to $58,300. 30. New Orleans defendant pleads guilty to conspiring with a postal worker to steal, alter, and deposit mailed checks, withdrawing more than $18,000. 31. Portland, Oregon defendant pleads guilty in a multistate SNAP/EBT skimming scheme that compromised hundreds of accounts and caused approximately $554,215 in losses. 32. Iowa defendant sentenced to 33 months for COVID-19 unemployment fraud scheme. 33. Georgia defendant sentenced to 33 months for car-loan and COVID-related fraud; $1,244,243.81 restitution. 34. Pennsylvania defendant pleads guilty to using fictitious businesses and false family wages to conceal approximately $2 million in taxable income and obtain about $220,000 in PPP loans. 35. Two Virginia defendants plead guilty to filing fraudulent pandemic-unemployment claims using a fictitious business and identifying information belonging to other people, including incarcerated individuals. All in support of @POTUS and @VP's Task Force to Eliminate Fraud (@WHFraudTF). Links to all 35 below.

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