President Trump handed Nick Shirley, the conservative YouTuber behind viral fraud videos filmed in Minnesota, a $10,000 check from the Oval Office as the White House launched a program that pays people who report suspected government fraud. Mr. Trump and Vice President JD Vance announced the $25 million Whistleblower Incentive Program, known as WHIP. Anyone can submit a tip at Fraud.gov, and the Justice Department will lead the program. Tipsters whose reports help lead to a fraud conviction could receive up to $30,000, the White House said.

  • Nonstop Nut November@lemmy.world
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    5 days ago

    This close to an election, Dotard pays someone $10k for making false fraud claims while you, yes you 🫵, can’t afford groceries, medical treatment, or even your own home/apartment.

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      5 days ago

      Hey, let’s not talk about those things at a time like this. Save it for after the election. Then we can absolutely have an open and honest conversation about all of the Democrat hoax afforda-fakely manufactured crisiseses. Pay no mind to the white supremacists with guns at the ballot box. They’re just making sure that not too many of those people are trying to vote.

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      Theres is this unnaturally orange guy there, I have strong suspicions he is doing shady business with his friend, I think his name is Elmo something? Definitely up to no good those guys, someone should look into this, whats the website?