Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., sounds the alarm on the thousands of alleged federal employees who were caught stealing pandemic jobless benefits.
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., shares his strategy to balance America's budget and slams Dr. Fauci's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic on 'The Evening Edit.'
Sen. Rand Paul is pulling the curtain back on the potentially thousands of federal employees who were"We offer people free money, and the free money wasn't enough. They had to cheat to get more free money. So, 70,000 people so far have been caught using fake Social Security numbers. One woman in the period of 40 minutes was able to get $100,000, and hours later, she bought a ticket to Hollywood to spend $5,000 on a hotel that night.
"You name it, you look anywhere, people were stealing the money. And this is not uncommon. Money doesn't grow on trees, but when it appears to, here come the vultures." Sen. Rand Paul sounded off on government workers allegedly stealing pandemic jobless benefits on"The Evening Edit."
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