Number four, a man who went to prison for Medicaid fraud but told the government he was too broke to pay restitution while his neighbors and associates provide over a poverty program empire. And number five, An accountant who has lost his license for stealing public funds then opened a $7 million home health care company using the address of a convicted money launderer's teenage son. Now, I gotta say, Ben, if you're listening to this, if you're not pissed off, you're not paying attention. I mean, Senator, this story really brings us back to even a bigger point, and that is this is probably nationwide. (12:07–12:23)
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Asserts that an accountant, who lost his license for stealing public funds, opened a $7 million company using a money launderer's son's address.
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