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Please show me where Trump says he will DAMAGE soc security
Please show me where Biden said he will HELP soc security
I really need it coming right from THEM not anyone's opinion of it.
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I want their words and NOT anyone else.
PLEASE
I keep hearing that Trump said this and Biden said that but NOT one single link or video to back it up . Only people saying that they said "this or that".
I want to prove both but so far its all bull becuase there is NO proof.
A
rapper who bragged about defrauding the government’s unemployment
program in a music video has been arrested on federal charges of
carrying out the exact scheme he mentioned in his video, according to
the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
Fontrell
Antonio Baines, 31, who goes by the stage name “Nuke Bizzle” was
arrested after applying for more than $1.2 million in jobless benefits
and using stolen identities in a scheme to fraudulently obtain
unemployment insurance benefits under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and
Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Baines,
originally from Memphis Tennessee but who now resides in the Hollywood
Hills in California, was allegedly exploiting the Pandemic Unemployment
Assistance (PUA) provision of the CARES Act which the DOJ says is
designed to expand access to unemployment benefits to self-employed
workers, independent contractors, and others who would not otherwise be
eligible.
“Baines possessed and used debit cards pre-loaded with
unemployment benefits administered by the California Employment
Development Department (EDD),” the DOJ said in a statement announcing
Baines’ arrest. “The debit cards were issued in the names of
third-parties, including identity theft victims. The applications for
these debit cards listed addresses to which Baines had access in Beverly
Hills and Koreatown.”
The
DOJ says that during their investigation they discovered at least 92
debit cards that had more than $1.2 million in fraudulently obtained
benefits and that he had accessed more than $704,000 of those benefits
through cash withdrawal as well purchasing merchandise and other
services with them.
To make matters worse, Baines openly bragged about the fraudulent activity in one of his music videos.
Said
the DOJ: “Baines bragged about his ability to defraud the EDD in a
music video posted on YouTube and in postings to his Instagram account,
under the handles “nukebizzle1” and “nukebizzle23.” For example, Baines
appears in a music video called “EDD” in which he boasts about doing “my
swagger for EDD” and, holding up a stack of envelopes from EDD, getting
rich by “go[ing] to the bank with a stack of these” – presumably a
reference to the debit cards that come in the mail. A second rapper in
the video intones, “You gotta sell cocaine, I just file a claim.”
Baines
was subsequently arrested in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Sept. 23 and was
found with eight debit cards, seven of which were in the names of other
persons, according to the DOJ.
Baines
now faces three federal charges in the case -- access device fraud,
aggravated identity theft, and interstate transportation of stolen
property.
If convicted of all of these charges, Baines would face a statutory maximum sentence of 22 years in federal prison.
