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Newsmax’s Mark Vargas: Congressional Hearing Exposes Massive Welfare Fraud
Newsmax’s Mark Vargas: Congressional Hearing Exposes Massive Welfare Fraud

Last week, the US Congress held hearings regarding the massive welfare fraud in Minnesota (as well as in CA, MA, and ME), to which whistleblowers, MN Gov. Walz, and MN AG Ellison testified about the rampant waste and fraud from Minnesota’s administration of federal welfare programs.

Additionally, as the Iranian Conflict enters its second week, it seems that no matter what President Trump might propose, Democrats will automatically oppose the action/policy.

To help us unpack these topics, domestic policy and defense expert Mark Vargas (Newsmax, Fox News, Illinois Review, and more) hops onto The Morning Update Show.

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