In a heated exchange, NBC's Peter Alexander confronted White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt about allegations of fraud made by President Trump. Alexander questioned the legitimacy of claims justifying spending cuts and pressed for evidence of these frauds being reported to the Justice Department. Leavitt responded by citing examples of wasteful government spending and significant fraud, particularly regarding Social Security, emphasizing the administration's commitment to addressing these issues. The confrontation reflects larger discussions around government transparency and accountability.
it's a clever question. First of all, I think all Americans would agree that funding masceptomies (sic) in Mozambique is not something that the American people should be funding or DEI programs.
And we also do know there has been extensive fraud, particularly if you look at Social Security. In fact, according to an IG report from the Social Security Administration, there was $71 billion worth of fraud in one single fiscal year that we know about.
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