Up to $30,000 for a fraud tip. On Tuesday in the Oval Office, President Trump and Vice President Vance launched the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program: $25 million, run by the Justice Department, paying up to $30,000 when a tip to fraud.gov leads to a conviction or a major enforcement action, per the White House as reported by AP and NBC. Trump says he will settle disputes himself: "It'll be a binding arbitration." Vance: "It is stopping." The White House says the first check, $10,000, goes to independent journalist Nick Shirley. If you know where the fraud is buried, Uncle Sam will pay you to say so.
Also in today's episode:
– A Republican pollster's warning: Gallup's "most important problem" question now favors Democrats 44 to 33, per Patrick Ruffini
– Two new fronts in the Omar probe: the New York Post reports prosecutors have DNA evidence; Omar has not been charged (New York Post, Breitbart)
– Trump in Park City, Kansas, points to France and announces $8 billion in fuel relief for farmers (Breitbart, Newsweek)
– Trump rallies in Greenville, North Carolina, for Senate candidate Michael Whatley as the White House touts its border numbers (Breitbart, WRAL)
– Amy Acton's estranged mother calls her a liar in an Ohio ad; Ramaswamy now says his campaign made it (WOSU, AP)
– After two nights of riots in Milan, Meloni's emergency decree makes parents pay for damage their children do (France 24, AP)
– Allie Beth Stuckey to Christian parents on homecoming dresses: "Wearing something intentionally provocative is not loving your neighbor" (ChurchLeaders, The Blaze)
There is a famine of truth in our land. Eight stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.
