Friday, July 31, 2026
S.C. AG Wilson to Newsmax: Fraudsters Going to Prison in Crackdown

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson told Newsmax on Thursday that the Justice Department's new National Fraud Enforcement Division is signaling a tougher federal crackdown on taxpayer-funded fraud with its first coordinated enforcement sweep.
The division announced 17 cases across seven Southeastern states involving more than $350 million in alleged intended losses. Wilson and Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald said the cases reflect a coordinated effort to target fraud schemes after years in which fraudsters "felt unencumbered" ripping off taxpayer-funded programs.
Appearing on "Finnerty," McDonald and Wilson said the coordinated action, unveiled at a roundtable in Columbia, South Carolina, targets the same playbook prosecutors keep encountering nationwide.
"Everywhere we go, every district we go to, every state, we're finding the same recurring pattern," McDonald said, describing "people exploiting our taxpayer-funded programs to enrich themselves at the expense of all of the rest of us."
The cases, brought with prosecutors in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina, involve alleged fraud involving the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Small Business Administration loans, housing benefits and taxes.
Since July 4, federal prosecutors have charged 12 defendants in schemes involving more than $90 million in losses.
Asked whether any of the cases involved people in the country illegally, McDonald said the fraud schemes "come in all shapes and sizes" and increasingly involve foreign nationals.
McDonald pointed to a Boston case in which 15 people accused of being in the U.S. illegally allegedly used stolen identities to defraud federal programs. He said the division is using data analytics to identify suspects "who've never even set foot in America."
He credited work last summer alongside North Carolina's Democratic attorney general in unmasking $20 million in Medicaid fraud during Operation Border Wars.
"We had to cross geographic lines. We had to cross jurisdictional lines," Wilson said.
"We had to cross partisan lines to be able to effectuate that," he said, adding that "blue states out there" are still "dragging their feet."
McDonald also cited a South Carolina indictment charging six people with supplying counterfeit employment documents to people in the U.S. illegally.
In Florida, Daniel Liburdi agreed to forfeit three properties in Miami Beach and the U.S. Virgin Islands, two Ferraris, a Range Rover and more than $400,000 from financial accounts after pleading guilty to filing a false tax return and agreeing to pay more than $34.8 million in restitution.
Wilson said the cases, including the luxury asset forfeitures, reflected a sense of impunity that authorities are now working to end.
"For years, they have felt unencumbered. They have felt unpoliced," he said.
"And now that is changing. These people are going to go to prison."
The department separately unveiled data-sharing agreements with the seven states and new anti-fraud task forces in North Carolina, Mississippi and Florida, giving prosecutors access to state corporate registration and public benefits payment data.
McDonald said the government has "historically been late to the game" against fraud rings using newer technologies, and that breaking down barriers between agencies is the only way to close the gap.
'Spain Is Falling': Socialist PM Begged to Call 'National Emergency' As Migrants Overrun Border

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Spain's socialist government is presiding over a manmade disaster. Stunning images and videos have surfaced of Algerian and Moroccan migrants overrunning the coastal city of Ceuta. Fox News reporter Bill Melugin remarked on the disturbing videos. "This takes me back to Del Rio, TX in 2021 w/ the Haitian surge. Similar images," he remarked. "This is what the DSA/socialist platform looks like in practice - in another country," he added. "No borders. No immigration enforcement. Complete freedom of movement without any resistance from the government." "The videos coming out of Ceuta, Spain are insane," he added. "Thousands of Moroccans and Algerians breaching and overrunning the Spanish border." "AP reports the city has asked Madrid to declare a national emergency. Search 'Spain Ceuta' on X if you haven’t seen the images yet," he continued. READ MORE: Another Zohran Mamdani 'Affordability' Scam: Make Takeout Cost More, Then Declare Victory The Associated Press provided further reportage on the brewing crisis.
The AP report notes this isn't the first time that the city has been flooded with migrants.
Juan Jesus Vivas, head of the Ceuta regional government, had called for the Spanish government in Madrid to declare a national emergency. He asked for more police and for the army to be deployed on the border. Ceuta's call for military and police assistance was posted on X. Socialist prime minister Pedro Sanchez responded on X.
Recent polls consistently show the PSOE (Pedro Sanchez’s socialist party) at historic lows for this legislature, consistently at 26-27 percent. The Sanchez regime has been plagued by corruption scandals, and many observers believe the prime minister could be pushed out by the end of the year. Editor’s Note: Democrat politicians and their radical supporters will do everything they can to interfere with and threaten ICE agents enforcing our immigration laws. |
Diversity for Thee, Malibu for Me: Harris Buys $8M Home in 94% White Enclave
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Noted diversity expert and former Vice President Kamala Harris is all for pushing “equity” and DEI — except, apparently, when it comes to where she wants to reside in her next multi-million dollar mansion. She and her husband entertainment attorney Doug Emhoff have reportedly plopped down $8.15 million for a 4,000-square-foot home in Point Dume, California, 30-something miles up the coast from the vast homeless encampment known as Downtown Los Angeles. Point Dume is a promontory in the famed Los Angeles County city of Malibu and features stunning ocean views, a laid-back lifestyle, and postcard-perfect beaches. What it doesn’t have, however, is very many people of color.
Ya think? Actions speak louder than words, something noted by conservative political commentator Paul Szypula:
MORE: Now There's Kamala Harris's Preposterous, Content-Free Independence Day Spew DNC Autopsy of Disastrous '24 Election Released, and It's As Pathetic As You'd Expect Amazingly, the Queen of Words Salads was shown to have a significant lead in recent polling regarding who should be the next Democratic nominee for president. Her closest potential opponent is not failed Gov. Gavin Newsom, but instead it's the super accomplished former Biden Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. The field is pathetically weak, but it’s terrifying to know that one of these tragically inept folks could one day inhabit the Oval Office. The internet noticed (profanity alert):
Fortunately for Kamala, there will be ample space to store fermented grapes: the new digs sport “ocean views, multiple wine fridges, private golf greens and enough parking to accommodate five vehicles.” Her message would seem to be: “Diversity for thee, but certainly not for me.” |
Well, No One Expected to Find Out That Bit of Family History About Troy Jackson
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Is this an election-disqualifying story? No. There is no Nazi tattoo or any claim of sexual assault or misconduct. It’s simply an interesting look into the family of Troy Jackson, the Maine Democratic Senate candidate who will face Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) after Graham Platner dropped out amid a rape allegation. He also had a Nazi tattoo, a history of graphic social media posts, and other accusations of domestic abuse. If you look for a trainwreck, there should be a picture of Platner. Still, Jackson isn’t much better. He ran for governor in the state’s primaries and lost, which we’ll cover soon. He also has a temper problem, but this story focuses on his non-marriage to his wife, Lana Pelletier, with whom he has two children. They’re second cousins, which has sparked a bunch of Deliverance jokes. It’s not juicy, but the post from The Maine Wire does a good job of explaining the history of American politics and these relationships, where many politicians, including Founding Fathers, married their cousins. Later, it was done to preserve the wealth, property, and bloodline of the Patrician New England elites. The issue with Jackson is that while he may call Lana his wife. They’re not married, an arrangement that’s been an open secret in the Allagash enclave. Maine does not recognize common law marriage, so the now-mandatory financial disclosure forms for candidates might not shed full light on the subject. Still, the whole cousin angle—didn’t see that coming, and neither did 23andMe: — The Maine Wire (@TheMaineWire) July 30, 2026 — Steve Robinson (@SteveRob) July 30, 2026 Recommended
— Matthew Foldi (@MatthewFoldi) July 31, 2026
I sense a lawsuit brewing here. Frankly, Jackson’s eligibility is somewhat more urgent. Maine does not have an explicit ‘sore loser’ law that prohibits a defeated primary candidate from appearing on the ballot for another office. This was brought up by Maine State Rep. James White before the Democrats’ convention on July 25 [emphasis mine]:
Also, Jackson had a temper during his time in the state legislature, to the point where he was cast out of the speaker’s office, and got so mad over a prescription drug pricing matter with a colleague in the state Senate that he chucked a water bottle to the ground. None of the matters should lead to these outbursts, but for now, Democrats have their man. |
Wait, Ketanji Brown Jackson Really Said That…on This Podcast? 😂
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There’s not much to add here, except if you thought Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was out of her depth with her opinions, you’re in for a treat with this clip. Jackson has been a source of comedy and concern: the conservative side is losing patience with her inability to understand the law, and that frustration has also reached the court’s liberal side. Some don’t even join her dissents; they file separate ones. Justice Jackson said she’s very careful about which public engagements she participates in to avoid appearing partisan. It’s a classic lack of self-awareness that’s frankly remarkable. She wants to seem impartial, which is fine, but she made these remarks on Michelle Obama’s podcast. You cannot make this up: Like, you can’t be that dense, right? But we’re talking about the American liberal, and even worse, someone from their supposed academic circles, where nuance is also dead. Justice Jackson just doesn’t understand her role, so it’s not shocking that she self-immolated here. |
Trump announces ‘complete disarmament’ of Hamas in ‘historic’ Gaza agreement
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President Donald Trump has announced that his Board of Peace reached an agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza, calling it a “monumental step toward lasting PEACE and SECURITY.” On Thursday, the president took to Truth Social to share the major breakthrough:
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Elon Musk Revives America PAC to Drive GOP Nine‑Figure Turnout
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Elon Musk just turned the political dial up to eleven. Axios reports he has revived America PAC and is pouring resources into a massive Republican get‑out‑the‑vote push. If true, this is not charity — it’s a precision campaign to win seats by bringing more conservative voters to the polls. America PAC Is Back — And It’s Built for TurnoutAmerica PAC’s comeback is all about one thing: turnout. Reporting describes a nine‑figure plan that will fund door‑knocking, digital ads, and direct mail in battleground states. Chris Young, Musk’s top political adviser, is said to be running the operation and coordinating with President Trump’s team and other GOP groups. Translation: this isn’t a PR stunt. It’s a field operation meant to lift Republican turnout in the midterms. How This Could Change the Midterm LandscapeBig outside money shifts how campaigns allocate resources. If America PAC takes over ground game tasks, other Republican groups can spend on TV and broader persuasion while the PAC grabs low‑propensity conservative voters. Campaign experts say money is an amplifier — it doesn’t guarantee victory — but anyone who watches politics knows turnout wins close races. With a nine‑figure push, Republicans just got a serious advantage in states that decide control of Congress. Yes, There Are Questions — And Yes, Opponents Will SquawkMusk’s 2024 spending set a precedent for how much one donor can move the needle. That scale drew scrutiny then, and America PAC’s past tactics triggered state election reviews. Democrats and regulators will watch for any questionable incentives or coordination lines. All fair game. But let’s be honest: if you want to stop a political movement, you need to counter it at the ballot box — not cry foul every time someone shows up with superior organization and money. Bottom Line: A Smart, Brutally Effective PlayElon Musk saying he’d “do less” politically and then reactivating America PAC reads like a parody by now. Still, this is smart politics for Republicans: build a disciplined field program, drive turnout, and force Democrats to spend to respond. Expect legal posturing, media hand‑wringing, and a lot more cash chasing votes in the weeks ahead. For conservatives who want to win, this move should be welcomed and matched — because in politics, showing up matters more than virtue signaling. |
Hughley Attacks Tatum: Elite Comedy vs. Real Conservative Voices
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Comedian D.L. Hughley recently launched a public attack on Brandon
“Officer” Tatum during a VladTV interview, dismissing Tatum as an
“unremarkable man” and accusing black conservatives of parroting harmful
talking points. Hughley’s broad-brush condemnation landed in the public
eye and set off a predictable media tempest, but the substance of his
charge was thin and aimed more at scoring cultural points than debating
ideas. Officer Tatum didn’t let the smear stand unanswered; he addressed Hughley’s comments directly on his show and in podcast appearances, calling the accusation absurd and defending his record as a former law-enforcement officer turned commentator. Tatum pushed back hard against being painted as a mouthpiece for anyone but himself and laid bare how elites too often try to silence dissenting black voices. This is classic performative outrage from the left-leaning entertainment class: when you challenge their narrative about law and order, you’re labeled a stooge or worse, while actual failures of liberal policy go unexamined. Hughley’s recent string of inflammatory rants shows a pattern — loud moralizing that grabs headlines but offers no real solutions for the communities he professes to care about. Conservatives should be grateful for voices like Officer Tatum who are willing to stand up and defend the rule of law and the dignity of black Americans without bowing to the grievance industry. Tatum’s response videos and podcasts have exposed the double standard: Hollywood and legacy media get a pass for victim politics, while conservatives are demonized for pushing back. We live in a moment when courage is measured not by how loudly you complain, but by whether you show up and fight for the truth. Officer Tatum shows up — he speaks plainly about policing, accountability, and personal responsibility, and that honesty will never be fashionable to those who profit from division. Hardworking Americans know the difference between real leadership and celebrity sermons. It’s time to stop letting the elites rewrite the script: support voices that defend American values, call out bad faith attacks for what they are, and keep fighting for unity, liberty, and common sense. |
Thursday, July 30, 2026
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