it's to try to stop double dipping and fraud. unfortunately, when these were set up, there weren't enough safeguards in place. the run by plaintiffs attorneys to get percentage of compensation off of that. we are trying to get this taken care of. the plaintiffs' attorneys have big impact in creating and managing these trusts. we are just trying to get some simple oversight. mr. bachus put it well when he said sunshine is the best disinfectant. we are asking to shine the light of day on these claims so we can protect future victims. we don't want to deny anybody who is legitimate claimant what they are entitled to. we want to get them compensated and make sure there is enough money there for everyone. this is a bill for the victims. it's a bill to stop fraud, waste, and abuse. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: mr. speaker, i'm pleased now to recognize the jackson lee from houston, texas, a member -- the gentlelady from houston, texas, a member of the judiciary committee c

fraud and waste. obamacare kicks into this 30 million people getting subsidized or free you have got to assume that the same kind of situation is going to be unfolding. >> it's a little harder because it's insurance payments but, yes, there will be people getting fake treatments, unnecessary treatments as these programs. at first needy people rush in and then the cheaters say hey this is a wonderful scam. >> they have got to figure out the scam. >> it doesn't take long. they see their neighbors do it. i'm a sucker if i don't sell my stamp card. >> food stamps are exploded we are up to astronomical amount americans getting them. is it that easy to sell your card? >> apparently. and we are mop torg the situation is what they said to the cbs reporters. >> monitoring? >> you can ride up on a skateboard and sell $116 worth of food stamps to 60 bucks a lot of people are going to take that deal. >> you want to cut people's food stamps? some people are needy. you don't want people to go hungry, do you? >> you

fraud and waste.re kicks into this 30 million people getting subsidized or free you have got to assume that the same kind of situation is going to be unfolding. >> it's a little harder because it's insurance payments but, yes, there will be people getting fake treatments, unnecessary treatments as these programs. at first needy people rush in and then the cheaters say hey this is a wonderful scam. >> they have got to figure out the scam. >> it doesn't take long. they see their neighbors do it. i'm a sucker if i don't sell my stamp card. >> food stamps are exploded we are up to astronomical amount americans getting them. is it that easy to sell your card? >> apparently. and we are mop torg the situation is what they said to the cbs reporters. >> monitoring? >> you can ride up on a skateboard and sell $116 worth of food stamps to 60 bucks a lot of people are going to take that deal. >> you want to cut people's food stamps? some people are needy. you don't want people to go hungry, do you? >> you are bei

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is what i say is theis is clerical fraud.erks who would miss identified people and use the names of people similar. >> 270 deceased people passed ballots. you say it was a clerical error. why don't we make it easier for the people doing the clerical work by having an id. >> voter id. people doing the clerical work that has names and addresses. that's what a photo id is name the picture and address. >> i voted in new york city. i wanted to take out my new york state driver's license. the they said oh, no, not necessary. >> you can't. >> let me give you some facts. integrity organizations last year you had 46 states prosecuting or convicting voter fraud cases. also nationwide you have 1.8 million dead people on the roles eligible to vote. that is just a slice. 24 million voter registrations in america are invalid yet they are still on the roles. >> that is not voter fraud. >> all i want is logic. >> it is clerical errors. it makes it easier for the system to operate. if the person voting as monica did takes out some kind of id.

private insurance companies have a financial necessity of making sure they stop fraud there are no fraud protections in medicare medicaid social security none in fact rove is just plain wrong medicare medicaid and social security all have fraud prevention programs in place to protect prevent and recover money from any cases of fraud department of health and human services recently released a fact sheet about the medicare fraud program that details the variety of laws in place that punish medicare fraud which criminalizes the government being overcharged or knowingly defrauded by medicare recipients doctors or third parties for example between two thousand and two thousand and two florida governor rick scott's columbia h.c.a. private health care company pled guilty to fourteen felonies and paid a six hundred million dollars fine in the largest medicare fraud settlement in u.s. history and the h.h.s. office of the inspector general also has a program to reduce and respond to social security disability from the cooperative disability investigation program investigates disability claims unde

it is so unfair, and ripe for fraud. no one is in the shop right now watching it. >> david, what do you think of that? >> i think it's never good news when you have people trying to defraud thsystem. and that's something they'll have to combat. but luckily and ortunately, they have caught this. it's been flagged. and they are going to put measures in to prevent it from happening in the future. and already this year, as john alluded to, they have already caught about $12 billion in fraudulent claims that they will not ha go out. and so we can only hope that that continues, and that they start reducing the incident of it. but it's something that also the ivate sector has to endure and combat and spends billions of dollars trying to do so as well. >> ok. but jonas, let's get jonas in here, they have a really big jo in addition to what they're already doing. >> first of all, let's say the good -- the other panel should be saying good things about the irs before the october 15 deadline like i did, and they wouldn't be facing

so it's rife for fraud. all the programs. the federal government runs riddled with fraud.. >> okay. go ahead, bob. you want to defend the program? >> a couple of things. this is a program started under a republican administration, bush administration, one. two -- >> but it wasn't a cell phone. it was a land line, but okay. >> nonetheless, started under the bush administration. >> it started under reagan, actually. >> you want to take the block here? >> go ahead, bob. >> please. thank you very much. i got a right to speak too, right? the other thing i say about it, i think it has waste in it. it does. but for all the people what use the phone to call in medical help when they have been very sick; particularly, elderly people, go take their phones away from them and see if you feel better. >> everybody will jump in. can i clarify a couple of things. the program ballooned under president obama, number one. if that is the case, if you worry about emergency phone calls, hand out phones that only dial 911? >> because what if you want to say a pharmacy? or call your brother to ta

barack obama is guilty of fraud, serial fraud, this piece says. >> right. far more serious than people who routinely are prosecuted by the justice department. just the lie about if you like your plan, you can keep your plan which basically scratches the surface of the fraud here was repeated systemically and numerous times years after we can prove that he knew what he was saying was not true. we have millions of victims. untold billions of losses here. if you look at what the u.s. attorney guidelines say about prosecuting fraud cases they talk about frauds of big classes of people, like people who are the in the market for purchasing insurance on your own rather than getting it through work. or frauds on the entire american people. if ever there has been a fraud on the american people it's this one. i would say, this business about you want your plan you keep your plan is just the beginning of it. remember, he promised premiums would go down $2r,500. premiums are skyrocketing. he knew that. he told the american people there would be no taxes. he scolded geo

case probably had committed fraud the conclusion was based on testimonies from witnesses stories. so what happened to the central premise that your documentary that's just about to be released turns out to be a fraud. that. they're basically created in and. they sort of support the people getting their piece of that. so have you finally seen the documentary and i have to admit i did not. and could not defend themselves publicly instead the journalist attacked me and my film with one question why don't you change your film. is found to be a fraud i told them that this was still an illegal fight and that i didn't believe decent usage they're attacking you as a filmmaker they're attacking the film they're. everything became personal it wasn't just about the film is really going after you. and if you look back everything. was actually they moved it off of them because they couldn't get after him to the film because. to them is damaging because you know the c.e.o. from then had you know admitted his guilt right there you know in court did it occur to you and mr rennes all that me just

quite understand the fraud.raud is like a magic act. if it was that obvious everyone would see it, and no one would profit. so the government looks at it. they don't quite understand it. then they start lawyering it. what happened in this particular case was the whistle blower realized essentially what was going on here was p a, yola was being paid, this was poisoning for profit. he was very upset about it. he went ultimately to "the new york times." he lost his job. then he went to texas. in texas it went before the jury. the jury started to read all of the e-mails inside the company, and before that case went to jury for consideration the company settled for a very large sum of money. >> in the end this whistle blower was compensated for coming forward. >> yeah, he had spent the winter without heat, after he had been terrified, after he had lost his job. when whistle blowers go into this, when lawyers go into this they have no idea if they're going to be successful or not. the bottom line is that they pay a hu

is found to be a fraud. i told them that this was still an illegal fight and that i didn't believe decent usage they're attacking you as a filmmaker they're attacking the film they're. everything became personal it wasn't just about the film is really going after you. and if you look back everything. was actually they moved it off of them because they couldn't get after him. the film because. to them is damaging because you know the c.e.o. from then had you know admitted his guilt right there you know in court did it occur to you and mr rennes all the best guy to use d.c.p. until you were sure your workers wouldn't be affected just general waiting for the evidence to pile up. the first tool pass but you still don't know if our film will be screened at all. or. the festival board calls us to an urgent crisis when they had received new letters from don't. assume they're not even on a plane. and they make it very clear to us they will no longer defend my from. the call to my office disgrace. we just came out of

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based filmmaker frederick is being sued by a dollar the company claims the film is a fraud. we are suing. because we. produced a movie which is there clearly you know this much of the against the company and against our employees. it's three different lawsuits they're seeing me frederick and. the way they doing this what exactly is their strategy. really the. their main object if. we've become a part of our own film. trays a trial and now the same forces are directed against us. have you considered accommodating them in any way with the film there is nothing to accommodate their demands include stopping the film shutting down the websites i won't discuss this issue in public in the future. shoulders we worked around the clock twenty four seventh's and we have no time to engage in new film projects. luckily we have a us insurance policy covering us against lawsuits and now we have the best lawyer working for us your film is wrapped up into a much bigger call for their cause is to get rid of billions. using chemicals so this is a cheap investment for that they are. very expens

case probably had committed fraud the conclusion was based on testimonies from witnesses stories. so what happens if the central premise that your documentary that's just about to be released turns out to be a fraud. that. they're basically created in and. they sort of supportive people getting their piece of that. so have you finally seen the documentary and i have to admit i did not. and could not defend themselves publicly instead the journalist attacked me and my film with one question why don't you change your film. is found to be a fraud i told them that this was still an illegal fight and that i didn't believe decent usage. there. everything became personal it wasn't just about the film is really going after you . and if you look back everything. was actually they moved it off of them because they couldn't get after him. the film because. to them is damaging because you know the c.e.o. from then had you know admitted his guilt right there you know in court did it occur to you mr rennes all that me just try to use d.c.p. until you were sure your workers wouldn't be affected

case probably had committed fraud the conclusion was based on testimonies from witnesses stories. so what happened to the central premise that your documentary that's just about to be released turns out to be a fraud. that. they're basically created in and. they sort of supportive people getting their piece of that. so have you finally seen the documentary and i have to admit i did not. and could not defend themselves publicly instead the journalist attacked me and my film with one question why don't you change your film. is found to be a fraud i told them that this was still an ongoing legal fight and that i didn't believe the sec usage their attack. there. everything became personal it wasn't just about the really going after you. and if you look back everything. was actually they moved it off of them because they couldn't get after him to the film because. to them is damaging because you know the c.e.o. of dell from then had you know admitted his guilt right there you know in court did it occur to you and mr rennes all that maybe it would be best not to use d.c.p. until you wer

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based filmmaker frederick is being sued by a dollar the company claims the film is a fraud. we are suing. because we. produced a movie which is there clearly you know this much very against the company and against our employees. it's three different lawsuits they're seeing me frederick and. the way they doing this what exactly is their strategy. really their main target. their main object if. we do they have a hidden agenda i mean. we've become a part of our own film if you trace the trial and now the same forces are directed against us. have you considered accommodating them in any way with the feel there is nothing to accommodate their demands include stopping the film shutting down the websites i won't discuss this issue in public in the future with a lawsuit on our shoulders we worked around the clock twenty four seventh's and we have no time to engage in new film projects. luckily we have a us insurance policy covering us against lawsuits and now we have the best lawyer working for us your film is wrapped up into a much bigger for their cause is to get rid of billions.

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letter from a law firm representing dold food company claimed that facts in my film were based on a fraud. that the banana workers were lying. they could be deaf but all i said was going on here we're not out to get. him and the story convinced that this was a misunderstanding. as they see the film everything will fall into place. when the cease and desist letter came in from dole i was also mentioned and i guess in some way i was kind of flattered it was like wow ok nice i'm on the rich on the radar for a dollar it's really nice to see but. my wife really sort of like you know brought me back to reality and said you know this is quite serious you know we could lose the house we could lot of things could happen doe decided to go after everybody so they could stop the film and so in doing so they threatened everybody threatened me they threatened los angeles film festival by going to all of the major sponsors including the l.a. times and i think it was important that we all had united front. as we started to step towards you know the film screening at the festival. i wanted to tell the who

there are ways to address some of that merchant fraud risk as well. i think you're going to see industry participate abts coming forward in the coming years. >> there are consumer protection issues. i'll reserve my comments strictly to bit coin and decentralized currencies. when you look at bit coin especially, we haven't even released version 0.9 yet, so we're not on version 1.0, it's very much still an experimental currency, and it should be a high risk environment for consumers and investors at the moment. that's changing over time, as businesses like mr. olairs and others are coming into the space and building the service layers on top of the protocol, to make it safer for consumers to move in. those service layers are technological, bit coin is referred to as programmable money, you can build in layers of escrow and dispute mediation and things like that, right into your payment structure, which is a very interesting concept as most of the laws that exist for consumer protection and payment space were b

one question you asked her about was fraud. whether there is any supervision by the federal government over these new insurance companies to ensure that consumers are protected against fraud and other risks. her answer was that they did not really have much authority because they are private companies. can you talk about her answer and whether that was satisfactory and you will follow-up? >> it is absolutely not satisfactory and not the way the false claims act and other protections we have against fraud. i'm most interested in the false claims act. i wrote that legislation that put $35 billion back into the federal treasury. explanation and all i got out of her was that she will let us meet with her lawyers to find out that rationale. it just does not make sense. if we are having fraud of taxpayers money, whether it is through private corporation or through a government program, we've got ways of tackling it and getting that money back and nobody should be exempt from it. , you willmpt them encourage fraud. >> what kind of fra

if you look at the allegations that many different agencies are making about fraud that these are good cases and that it's a failure of our justice system if an actual fraud for which there is documentation is not brought the civil case doesn't end the entire issue and if the obama department of justice has the guts to do it they can and they are being honest they can have they're going to get the best solution so going there's the whole wide board thing that and i'm amazed by how many investigations are on j.p. morgan right now and yet the c.e.o. is treated like a demigod around here on the hill when he comes to the hill the street is the best businessmen around you would think members of congress got a lot of money always got a lot of money to work with that's exactly what's let's talk about congressman trey radel you know he was busted for cocaine. and stuff like that happens he's actually there's some he's got a story here i mean his mother died on his wedding reception in two thousand and nine you know this is humanity people go through these struggles but this is the same guy who

my charges are access to vice fraud, identity fraud, computer fraud, and forgery.for impact. >> good morning bravo. i'm trainee warren and i'm -- >> teresa is the only female in bravo company and was recently appointed squad leader. >> females are always struggling, and they always put us in the front. they always want us to lead. and so it's pressure on the females because we have to meet up to that standard. you know, when you're tired, you have to dig deep and say, you know, i'm trying to go home. i have to do this. >> help themselves and each other. >> among the activities in impact's regime is a conflict resolution exercise called community group in which members of a platoon can openly confront each other and air their grievances. >> since you been the platoon leader, i feel like you only looking out for yourself. you're not worried about the platoon. and i feel like being in this platoon you can't do that. >> i mean, you've got to start talking and communicating with people instead of just giving us attitude like you don't care what's going on with them. we'

sure for people but the perception of fraud in an electoral system is almost as damaging as fraud itself to people and the republicans are the ones who are probably getting that perception but if people don't believe in their elections that's that's why in polls significant numbers of people are for voter i.d. laws you know i understand that i understand that impulse and i understand that that's why the democratic party will not speak out against electronic voting machines being tamper a bill and probably the republicans won't either but i've had high level democrats say don't talk about that on the air because it will discourage people who will show up at the polls i think that's crazy logic just like you know but any and mark i want to get your thoughts you know there's a lot anybody in power is going to try to stay in power in this case that the the two major parties are trying to restrict access to the two running for election campaigning and of course the g.o.p. does seem to be trying to restrict the electorate or at least it's accessed in certain cases to go into voting look i don'

. >> they are busted telling americans to commit fraud and sign up for obamacare. time to pull the plug? using sex and alcohol to sell obamacare to young americans. is this the message we should send the youth? cashing in, searching for truth starts now. >> i'm eric bolling. our crew this week -- welcome. obamacare hits keep on coming from the low enrollment numbers to a stick that many say won't stick. the mess is leading to this. >> obamacare unraveling, not the obama administration unralling or the democratic majority of the senate, but we could look at the collapse of the liberal. i. >> that is a big statement. liberal. i, like a cancer, it doesn't go away. it goes in remission. what do you say? >> a lot of people think he would be the savior. >> but the main key component of the liberal philosophy they believe that the government is better equipped than the private industry. this roll-out undermines the notion. if you look at everything it's produced look at detroit. it's a mess. 46 million people on food stamps. people realize they don't want this. they don't

willing for fraud you know that's what janet yellen is or mark carney does he's got his fraud drill these drilling for fraud that he's going deep into the core of fraud to sustain something that's unsustainable zero percent interest rates and taper talk is nonsense you cannot taper a ponzi scheme mark carney knows it he doesn't know it then he's brain dead janet yellen knows it if she doesn't know what she's been go up until much air yeah now just to go over some of the figures that the i.a.e.a. provides right now a traditional conventional barrel of oil cost ten to seventy dollars to produce depending on which country are ten dollars is going to be the region with all the u.s. military bases around the middle east it's going to cost you ten dollars a barrel there maybe russia as well is going to be closer to the ten dollars barrel now let's look at the unconventional crude oil because there were two thirds of our new oil supply since two thousand has come from unconventional zx fifty to ninety dollars a barrel for oil sands fifty to one hundred dollars for light tight oil and seventy nin

if you look at the allegations that many different agencies are making about fraud that these are good cases and that it's a failure of our justice system if an actual fraud for which there is documentation is not brought the civil case doesn't end the entire issue and if the obama department of justice has the guts to do it they can and they are being honest they can have they're going to get this investigation still going there's the whole wide board thing that and i'm amazed by how many investigations are on j.p. morgan right now and yet the c.e.o. is treated like a demigod around here on the hill when he comes to the hill the street is the best businessmen around you would think members of congress got a lot of money always got a lot of money to work with that's exactly what's let's talk about congressman trey radel you know he was busted for cocaine. and stuff like that happens he's actually there's some he's got a story here i mean his mother died on his wedding reception in two thousand and nine you know this is humanity people go through these struggles but this is the same guy

if you exempt them, you will encourage fraud. >> what kind of fraud are we talking about so consumers have an idea? >> you are talking about anything where people are getting taxpayer money in violation of the federal law. >> in her testimony, there's often a repeat of the grandfather clause of health insurance policies and discussion about the cancellations and how how they are affecting people. her overall stance was that there will not be a delay because it may increase premiums so they will keep everything on the current schedule. do you think that's how it will end up ultimately or that the administration will have to do something to tweak the law or delay it? >> the administration will wait until the last minute to do anything. they will not admit that anything is wrong. everything will turn out rosie. it will not turn out rosie. they will have to make changes. >> let's go back to the budget issue. would you support tax reform as part of the package to reach an agreement with democrats? >> of course i would. >> what would that look like? >> speaking very broadly, there is 100 di

we're talking about -- >> absolutely. >> -- this equating to fraud by underlings.whole other conversation, living large -- >> i'm just saying that eike batista, they're now saying there were material misstatements. that's what this statement is about. that's an example in the news recently with a guy living large and having material statements there. i'm not saying if there was fraud there. >> as they famously asked, where are the customer's yachts? thank you. i think fair to say, all four of us are skeptical. >> i'd say. >> the dow is down 32 points right now. >> we've heard a lot about individual investors finally getting back into this market recently, but is it really the case? the ceo of schwab told me yesterday, not so much. we'll hear from a round table of retail investors. that's coming up. >> retail investors may want to stick around to hear what liz ann sonders has ho say. why she thinks a correction is a great buying opportunity. they'll still to come. [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more

willing for fraud you know that's what janet yellen is or mark carney does he's got his fraud drill these drilling for fraud that he's going deep into the core of fraud to sustain something that's unsustainable zero percent interest rates and taper talk is nonsense you cannot taper a ponzi scheme mark carney knows it he doesn't know it then he's brain dead janet yellen knows if she doesn't know if she's been gulping too much air yeah now just to go over some of the figures that the i.a.e.a. provides right now a traditional conventional barrel of oil cost ten to seventy dollars to produce depending on which country are ten dollars is going to be the region with all the u.s. military bases around the middle east it's going to cost you ten dollars a barrel there maybe russia as well is going to be closer to the ten dollars barrel now let's look at the unconventional crude oil because there were two thirds of our new oil supply since two thousand has come from unconventional zx fifty to ninety dollars a barrel for oil sands fifty to one hundred dollars for light tight oil and seventy ninety d

predominately 1028, 1029, 1030 which the access device fraud. again, identity theft and computer hacking. spoke earlier about the change and how the crimes have changed the belief one of the largest changes is the reach of the criminal. it used to be we had to worry about act in the days of early access device fraud with worry about someone dumpster diving or trying to get an actual image of your credit card. today, anyone in the world can reach anyone else in the world and that's changed how we have to enforce our laws. again, we are consistently aggressively and strategically investigating, trying to direct our investigations to the highest impact within the confines of the existing laws, which i believe are plenty of cyber criminals in prison right now would agree are pretty effective. >> the second half of my question, and i would ask you to respond to it and then we will we will turn to ms. raman. three branches of government, the role attempting to play on this committee is not just an oversight role, although this is a homeland security a

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>> pocas veces tenemos tantos expertos para hablar de temas y también dar ayuda en español ,sobre fraudeta a la comunidad? . >> hay objetivos el primero informar de los recursos gratis que ayudan con sus finanzas como abrir una cuenta , el crédito pero también que hay personas que tienen una crisis financiera y queremoos que nos llamen si tienen información de como para recibir ayuda pero también vemos que hay cultura donde esperan de ayuda que personas que llamen hoy e informarse de recursos . >> son varios temas, hipotecas como mejorar el crédito y este como no ser víctimas de fraude . >> la comunidad recibe llamadas . >> eso es , muchos no saben donde ir, si nos llaman tenemos abogados que les pueden conectar con recursos entonces sino ayudamos hoy llamen al número de univisión para conectarlos . >> es importante el estado de inmigración? . >> no importa, tenemos recursos para ayudar con mejoras, tenemos abogado que ayudan todo gratis . >> bueno ahí el número en pantalla , y antes de regresar comento que hay que reconocer y agradecimiento no siempre vemos que tengan expertos con sus d