Season 6, Episode 19 - Stealing from Target, ICE in Chicago, high schoolers getting great job offers, first modular nuclear reactor, three stories on theft of government tax dollars, and much more!
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Season 6, Episode 19 - Stealing from Target, ICE in Chicago, high schoolers getting great job offers, first modular nuclear reactor, three stories on theft of government tax dollars, and much more!
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- In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll play a clip of a woman explaining why it is OK to steal merchandise from Target.
- In our drama queen of the week award, we’ll play a clip of a woman having a meltdown because the police will not let her leave the scene of a minor traffic accident until she has given them all her license and insurance information.
- We’ll tell you how the City of Chicago is actively preventing ICE from doing its job of apprehending illegal aliens with a dozen or more criminal arrests.
- We’ll tell you why some high school juniors get job offers that pay $70,000 per year upon graduation without a college degree.
- We’ll tell you where the first modular nuclear reactor is being built in North America and why you might see more coming to a city near you.
- In our first of three stories about theft of U.S. government tax dollars, we’ll tell you how much money is being stolen from the U.S. Treasury, possibly using your name and social security number.
- We’ll tell you how the DOGE team uncovered a massive multi-year fraud scheme being orchestrated by the heads of the U.S. African Development Agency and ask why it took so long to reveal it.
- We’ll tell you how a woman in the U.S. State Department embezzled $650,000 of your tax dollars from the U.S. government over the years and again ask why it took so long to uncover her scheme.
- Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week comes to us from Spotsylvania County, Virginia, where a teenager trying to break into an occupied home at 3:00 a.m. winds up DRT.