Plus: DOJ opens a civil rights probe into a J6 star witness, Wisconsin voters block a massive data center, and one in five young Germans want out — all in today's episode.
RFK Jr. just blew the lid off something most Americans have no idea is happening. One hotel in South Florida. 129 rooms. Every single one of them registered as a separate medical equipment company — with no wheelchairs, no knee braces, nothing but a list of Medicaid patient names and a direct pipeline back to Havana. And according to RFK Jr., there are now twice as many durable medical equipment companies in South Florida as there are McDonald's. Dr. Oz says it's bigger than Cuba. Russia. China. And the Biden administration cut the fraud integrity team from 80 people down to six. Chuck Frank connects the dots.
Then: the DOJ Civil Rights Division has opened an investigation into Cassidy Hutchinson — and Chuck, who was standing in front of the Ellipse on January 6th, tells you exactly what he saw that day. Wisconsin just became the first city in America to give voters veto power over data center deals. Young Germany is collapsing into despair. A Houston church security team stops a loaded gunman with 100 rounds before he can fire a single shot. And Sony Pictures is laying off hundreds while the CEO calls it "strategic alignment." Go woke, go broke.
There's a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.
