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Some_Conference2091 Apr 4, 2026 +2654

The Pentagon failed 8 audits in a row. They literally can't explain where billions of dollars went. There's also this: An award to OpenAI, brings the Chief Digital & AI Officer’s investment in cutting-edge commercial “frontier AI” to a total of $800 million. $800 million for chatbots that hallucinate.

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3vi1 Apr 4, 2026 +594

I know what will fix this: cut more social services and give the military more money! /s

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Dolphin_King21 Apr 4, 2026 +61

They just cut forest services so billionaires can buy the land. Im so enraged I have no words.

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Some_Conference2091 Apr 4, 2026 +120

Our Godlike masters of the universe, glorious Elon and honorable Bezos, request another tax break. It's fine, we can borrow another $10 trillion. The plebs can pick up the tab someday. 😈 /s/

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realribsnotmcfibs Apr 4, 2026 +31

Well you can’t expect the people with all the money to pick up the tab. They would have to buy less personal jets or something.

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Some_Conference2091 Apr 5, 2026 +13

Having all the money is the most important job, it wouldn't be fair to tax them because they work harder than everybody in the whole world! 🥴🙄

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Viharabiliben Apr 5, 2026 +6

Don’t forget trickle down economics

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Some_Conference2091 Apr 5, 2026 +3

It's always sounded like a subversive plumbing project.

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Time_News_8452 Apr 5, 2026 +4

Combine it with trump's 'golden showers' and you know exactly what it is.

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realribsnotmcfibs Apr 5, 2026 +4

Just us poors and that warm trickle down

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Coffee_Transfusion Apr 4, 2026 +31

Well, otherwise you wouldn't get that war in Iran! You all *love* the war in Iran, don't you? What would you rather have? *War*? Or food, shelter, and healthcare? Don't answer that, I already know you want war. I'm marking down war for you.

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TheUnicornFightsOn Apr 5, 2026 +9

Yeah, because the only fraud is in childcare and Medicare and Medicaid, right? Military fraud doesn’t seem to count… Not to mention the personal profiting off of the war…

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starrpamph Apr 4, 2026 +14

Old people: em damn Mexicans takin all are social security!!!!!!!

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UnfairSell Apr 4, 2026 +6

That's what my congress people and Senators tell me in their weekly news letters. By the way, I bet the guy ain't trans, is he?

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All_Hail_Hynotoad Apr 5, 2026 +43

We’re going after food assistance and healthcare fraud while the DoD fails audit after audit. And the DoD has the biggest budget in the entire government. Hmm.

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Some_Conference2091 Apr 5, 2026 +18

That's all political theater. They're attempting to create a narrative about "undeserving minorities taking advantage of the system, that's why you have to pay taxes." Some people did take advantage and were prosecuted by the state. The Trump gang found out about it, blew it out of proportion, lied and exaggerated etc. They're whole political movement runs and rage and fear. They have to distract their supporters from the fact that the super rich have caused the country to go $40 trillion in debt to pay for reckless tax breaks.

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__MeatyClackers__ Apr 4, 2026 +26

Not just in a row. Every single audit. They have never successfully completed an audit.

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RockinBob625 Apr 4, 2026 +49

"Chatbots that hallucinate". That is gold, and I am stealing it for a meeting next week.

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Winter-Anywhere-3963 Apr 4, 2026 +5

Out of my own lack of knowledge, how do chatbots hallucinate?

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[deleted] Apr 4, 2026 +46

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roboabomb Apr 4, 2026 +28

I'm going to take a number of liberties here in the name of simplistic explanation... Modern AIs are, at their core, word/concept-association engines. They operate by first associating words and concepts together, and assigning those associations scores based on the number of times they appear in the training data. Then they refer to those association scores to retrieve closest-matches when asked by a user. All of the other pieces of modern AI are built on combination and repetition runs of the association engine. (As an example, the user asks for only extremely high value scores because they want the AI to spit out a "factual" answer that is as close to identical to the training data as possible, or the user does *not* want the highest scoring associations because they want the AI to return a "creative" answer). The AI program, by design, cannot tell the difference between fact and fiction, only that certain associations have higher or lower scores - so when you ask it a question and it has association scores it thinks you want and that answer that is factually wrong, it will simply choose the wrong answer. Worse, if it runs the engine over and over and over before giving you the result (and one of the associations was not factual) it can **build** on its flaw with each run with the end result being completely incorrect. We call this an "hallucination" because like in humans, hallucinations are based on real sensory input, but are completely fictitious. In computer science there is a concept that completely describes AI's biggest flaw: GIGO. Garbage in, garbage out. If your input data is flawed, output data will be equally flawed (or worse!) no matter how many times you run the query. Again, a very, very 30,000 ft view explanation - but hopefully helpful.

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Consistent-Throat130 Apr 4, 2026 +13

You ever see a stick out of the corner of your eye and jump because you thought it was a snake? but on closer examination - just a dang stick. The mechanism is kinda similar. You have a machine designed to make inferences - sometimes they're wrong. Systems like chat bots often include that last message in the present message's context - that causes a feedback loop of doubling down on the wrong shit. There are techniques for mitigating the and better models hallucinate less anyway

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notahouseflipper Apr 4, 2026 +5

Purple microdot. Duh!

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UserAllusion Apr 5, 2026 +2

That is not novel verbiage

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Some_Conference2091 Apr 4, 2026 +2

I'm glad somebody liked it, it gave me a chuckle. I'm assuming you're [aware](https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/chatbot-hallucinations-inevitable/) of AI confabulations.

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VagabondReligion Apr 4, 2026 +3

Like MAGA.

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peepdabidness Apr 5, 2026 +5

Yeah dude the hallucinating part combined with people just doing whatever it says has me a bit concerned

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Straight_Document_89 Apr 5, 2026 +4

And this dumbo trying to increase their budget over 40%!

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EquivalentSpot8292 Apr 5, 2026 +3

And that kids is how we ended up bombing a school

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TerraceState Apr 4, 2026 +2

This is absolutely not true, and also not why they failed the audit, but this myth will never, ever die. The audit isn't just about money, but also inventory, and has both strict conditions(including an assigned budget) and a time limit. The short answer is that the military can absolutely explain where it's money went, and where its inventory is, but congress has a bunch of dumb rules in place that prevent success so it fails because of technicalities every time. The details of why are boring, and complicated, and generally come down to not enough of the right people being assigned by congress(The military isn't allowed to spend extra money on this). Also, because of how it is set up, a single failure, ANYWHERE, no matter how small, causes the entire audit to be counted as a failure. Which is why we keep getting headlines of "US MILITARY FAILS AUDIT!"

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Some_Conference2091 Apr 4, 2026 +11

I stand by what I said, and I think your simping for the DoD. The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) has received a "disclaimer of opinion" on each full annual audit it has undergone since 2018 — eight in total — which means the condition of the agency's accounting is so poor that it is _impossible to comprehensively assess the agency's financial records._ Auditors consider both a disclaimer of opinion and an adverse opinion to be a "failed" audit. However, auditors sometimes consider a "disclaimer of opinion" to be more severe than an "adverse opinion" because a "disclaimer" often means records are so badly managed that auditors _can't tell if fraud or mismanagement occurred._ Audits also have found major oversights at the Department of Defense. A 2023 audit, for example, found that the agency accidentally overvalued the military equipment it sent to Ukraine by $6.2 billion. The Government Accountability Office has placed the Department of Defense's financial management on its "high risk" list for __fraud and mismanagement__ since 1995. Partial audits from 1990 to 2017 also are available; while the DOD has conducted at least partial audits since 1990, the Pentagon __did not comply with federal law__ from 1990 to 2018. In fiscal year 2024, which ran from Oct. 1, 2023 to Sept. 30, 2024, the Pentagon's stand-alone entities could not comprehensively account for at least 44% of their total assets, or resources owned and controlled by the Defense Department, and at least 68% of their budgetary resources, the money allocated by Congress for the agency's use. As of a November 2024 report from nonpartisan Congressional staff, the DOD has $4.1 trillion in assets and $4.3 trillion in liabilities, or debt owed to other entities. This summary of concerns shows that this institution cannot keep track of its assets. Meaning cash and equipment. These are big numbers we're talking about. It's not an old Humvee that went missing, or we forgot about these A-10s. The Department of Defense's financial management is at "high risk" for __fraud and mismanagement__ since at least 1995.

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TerraceState Apr 4, 2026 +3

A lot of this is either opinion from specific groups, or dangerously misleading, or just weasel words. "Sometimes consider... Often means..." That line about 44% of assets belonging to a standalone group is talking about something like 30 billion dollars of material. At least according to what I was able to find, because I couldn't find an exact match for your percentage. The total value of the entire militaries "misplaced assets" is a vanishingly small percentage of their entire stock. Those lines about not complying with federal law is dangerously ambiguous. Failing an audit is "not complying with federal law."

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Some_Conference2091 Apr 5, 2026 +5

😂 _dangerously ambiguous_ okay? They didn't comply with auditing laws, which started in 1990. It took almost 30 years to start complying with federal auditing laws. Is that less dangerously ambiguous for you? There's nothing wrong with expecting accountability from our most expensive government service. Since it is the most expensive it makes sense that it accounts for a lot of the governments waste, fraud, and abuse. you're such a silly little boy

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cali2wa Apr 4, 2026 +15

A quick google search tells me you’re full of shit. Do you always just make shit up?

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TerraceState Apr 4, 2026 +1

If you are relying on a simple google search, then you clearly haven't delved deeply enough into the issue. Several branches and sections of the military have absolutely passed, and you can even look up 28 specific failures in the last audit, if you want.

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cali2wa Apr 4, 2026 +7

No you’re right, I didn’t witness the inefficiencies first hand while I was in 😂 The issues are systemic. I have no doubt that some sectors are able to pass. Unfortunately, the audit isn’t for only some sectors. Are you arguing that they should pass the audit even if some sectors fail?

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wing3d Apr 4, 2026 +1

It's free money.

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Wolfram_And_Hart Apr 5, 2026 +1

“Yes that looks like a recruiting center would you like to bomb it?”

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Huge_Reward1617 Apr 5, 2026 +1

This has been happening for decades and decades, money that is purposely unlisted for purposely unknown reasons, which leads to embezzlement. This has been historically the case. It is not just this administration, it has been this way for a VERY VERY long historical time.

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mattxb Apr 5, 2026 +1

If anything Ai companies should be paying the government to train on our data.

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wellyeahthatsucks Apr 5, 2026 +1

"The Men Who Stare at Screens" will be the 2048 film that covers this.

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Odd_Equipment2867 Apr 5, 2026 +1

I could provide a code a bot that offers manic gibberish to all, for half the price

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cheddarbruce Apr 5, 2026 +1

And yet republicans still complain about the fraud that was in my state of Minnesota lol

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yhwhx Apr 4, 2026 +841

> Alan Hayward James, from Texas, ran a nine-year scam, beginning in April 2016, which also saw him funnel excess funds to himself, his family and his co-conspirators. James, 51, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, bribery and conspiracy to rig bids for the US Pacific air forces based in Hawaii. In a plea agreement, James admitted conspiring with multiple competitors to rig bids for IT contracts with the US defense department Incoming Trump pardon?

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Beard_o_Bees Apr 4, 2026 +254

> Incoming Trump pardon? Depends on how much of the loot he was able to squirrel away before getting busted. He'll need at *least* a few Million for a pardon.

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NoTourist5 Apr 4, 2026 +64

This type of behavior is encouraged with the current Administration. He will probably get a "pardon for cash" deal. Its a great time to be a thief in the USA.

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EricSanderson Apr 4, 2026 +15

>James agreed to pay a restitution of at least $1,451,656.80 to the defense department I don't know how much went to co-conspirators, but it looks like he's getting off really easy already

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Lincolns_Revenge Apr 4, 2026 +20

A million won't cut it for a controversial pardon. I think the rumor is like 2 million now for something that wont draw a lot of heat and 5 or even up to 10 million funnled through surrogates for a controversial pardon.

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opeth10657 Apr 4, 2026 +8

It is for fraud, one of trump's favorite things. Will probably cut him a deal on the pardon because it helps normalize trump committing fraud.

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JerseyshoreSeagull Apr 5, 2026 +3

Allegiance is all that's required. And this dude has zero moral compass. So he'll be pardoned and another henchman.

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Longjumping_Lynx_972 Apr 4, 2026 +2

Going rate is just under 1 million.

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Foreleg-woolens749 Apr 6, 2026 +2

He’s only required to pay back a million and change, so there’s plenty left.

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iopturbo Apr 4, 2026 +3

There could be an Easter sale going on, probably a little spin wheel on the white house app.

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lowbwon Apr 4, 2026 +20

I was thinking the same thing.

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Some_Conference2091 Apr 4, 2026 +11

Guaranteed. If he has the money, he gets the pardon. It's an expensive business that's too lucrative for _the family_ to pass up.

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VanbyRiveronbucket Apr 4, 2026 +9

Next AG.

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SeaTurtleLionBird Apr 4, 2026 +2

Nah, he will be the next president. We love fraud don't we folks

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NorthernerWuwu Apr 4, 2026 +2

Pardon? He'll be the new Quartermaster General if he plays his cards right.

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Important_Expert_806 Apr 4, 2026 +1

Trump pardons cost $1-$2 million. If he hid some funds he should be good to go.

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Pei-toss Apr 5, 2026 +1

Wait? A Texas Maga trump tugger stole money? But they are all such good people

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CCV21 Apr 5, 2026 +1

Along with cabinet position.

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arnatnmlr Apr 4, 2026 +1214

Now get Northrop Grumman, Palantir and Raytheon. Haha jk instead half the country will whine about some poor folk get a couple hundred a month of food stamps

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Away-Structure9393 Apr 4, 2026 +122

Don’t forget Don jr and his new defense company that got close to a billion dollars from the defense department.

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Longjumping_Lynx_972 Apr 4, 2026 +17

And his other company thats about to sell drones to the DoD.

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NoZucchini5423 Apr 5, 2026 +2

Open corruption? In my government? Its more likely than you think.

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Tome_Bombadil Apr 4, 2026 +120

Worse, some poor used SNAP to buy Oreos for their kids. The fuckin' temerity, I tell you! /d

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NonreciprocatingHole Apr 5, 2026 +3

This man perp walks so the rest can run

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uis999 Apr 5, 2026 +3

And this guy was probably just the scapegoat for a larger fraud operation that nearly got uncovered. As is military tredition.

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RedLemonSlice Apr 4, 2026 +519

I remember the times when that same USA was withholding aid to Ukraine, due to fear of possible corruption.

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Common-Relation5915 Apr 4, 2026 +76

And now we are withholding aid with certain corruption in the USA. Go figure?

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Kaffe-Mumriken Apr 4, 2026 +11

We can’t have them take our corruption money!!

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Justredditin Apr 5, 2026 +1

Russia type stuff going on in The States...

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toriemm Apr 5, 2026 +1

Or withholding from Minnesota because of fraud...that had been investigated, prosecuted and convicted. And the ringleader was a white woman. But Nick Shirley really cracked the case.

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baconcheeseburgarian Apr 4, 2026 +44

Looks like Trump found his new Secretary of War.

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ThePensiveE Apr 4, 2026 +75

That's a drop in the bucket compared to what we're gonna see after this administration is done raiding the DOD budget for the Trump family.

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Mega_Hi Apr 4, 2026 +6

'gonna see'? most is unseen

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TomTomXD1234 Apr 4, 2026 +25

But the daycare fraud!

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PigglyWigglyDeluxe Apr 4, 2026 +18

Wasn’t DOGE supposed to catch this? So I’ve been told

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rddman Apr 4, 2026 +13

He probably took inspiration from the Commander in Chief.

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Wizard_with_a_Pipe Apr 5, 2026 +11

He stole $37M, and he has to pay $1.5M in restitution? So a profit of $35.5M ? I guess crime can pay quite well. I wonder how long it will take before chump pardons him and how big of a donation he will make to the ballroom fund? How many other people will make a fortune "predicting" it on the gambling sites? What crazy times we live in.

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butkusrules Apr 5, 2026 +11

Meanwhile commander in chief stealing billions and nobody does anything.

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Iceman72021 Apr 4, 2026 +57

How doesn’t this make the main headlines in a news report with 24hr news cycles and like top headline every hour of the day?

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Previous_Link1347 Apr 4, 2026 +15

It is.

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Teleports2000 Apr 5, 2026 +8

I actually served with this guy, and I was at that unit when this was happening. To all the comments about why is he only paying 1.4 mil when 37 was defrauded… it’s because he is the first to fall… go read the plea agreement… 11 other co conspirators. Part of the plea is that this guy can be called to testify agist them… I am waiting to watch the rest of them goto jail.

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Aggressive-Will-4500 Apr 4, 2026 +7

Scammed $37 million. Agrees to pay back $1,451,656.80. Why does he have to "agree" to anything? How about he's on the hook for the entire $37 million plus fines and maybe interest?

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NiceSupermarket7724 Apr 4, 2026 +27

Average Tuesday in northern Virginia tbh

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Pleasant-Ad887 Apr 4, 2026 +7

If he is white. Hegseth will remove all penalties and fire a black guy instead.

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Impossible_IT Apr 5, 2026 +5

Isn’t this peanuts compared to what musk defrauded the government?

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jameson3131 Apr 5, 2026 +6

Yes it is. But the difference is that elon was invited in to rob us. He defrauded the government with permission.

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Icy-Tooth-9167 Apr 4, 2026 +16

Don’t worship veterans. They are people.

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polopolo05 Apr 4, 2026 +3

not worshiping vet but they go through some shit. And deserve everything they signed on for and more..

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Glass-Amount-9170 Apr 4, 2026 +10

By all means let’s expand the defense budget to 1.5 trillion next year! F*** passing audits…

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shhmurdashewrote Apr 5, 2026 +3

If he stole $37 million how is he only ordered to pay back $1.5mil? Am I misunderstanding something??

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fatman907 Apr 5, 2026 +6

White-Collar crimes are prosecuted differently, if at all.

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Karlend41 Apr 5, 2026 +4

>In one case, James used government funds “to pay for an all-expenses-paid multi-day stay at a luxury resort” for his co-conspirators on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. “As part of their stay at the resort, co-conspirator individuals took part in golf outings, horseback rides and received massages,” the justice department said. The most roundabout way to say vacation ever.

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R3D4F Apr 4, 2026 +3

Gotta be a corrupt politician to benefit from war bro…

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Narradisall Apr 4, 2026 +3

Well these days that’s just a pardon and promotion away. Maybe he’ll be the new secretary of war when Hegseth has been blamed for the Iran fiasco.

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raistan77 Apr 4, 2026 +3

How long till he has a cabinet position?

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Jrecondite Apr 5, 2026 +3

They actually caught one? Must not have given 10% to the big guy.

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talvarius Apr 5, 2026 +3

Incoming Deputy Secretary of the Treasury.

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darthsteevious Apr 5, 2026 +3

Boss said it was ok. One of the perks lately actually

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detectiverobert Apr 5, 2026 +3

Trump probably already lining up the pardon

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Kinda_Zeplike Apr 5, 2026 +3

Nothing surprising here unfortunately.

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WWIIICannonFodder Apr 5, 2026 +3

I bet this guy only got caught because he's a small time player compared to the bigger scammers milking the US military dry with more advanced methods. Also, funny how he only has to pay 1.5 million back. I don't know if he has to give the rest of it back, but his family seems to be rich now even if he ends up in jail.

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Weary_Boat Apr 5, 2026 +3

Whaaat? He got arrested for that? Come on man, in Trump world this is just called “doing business.”

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twinkiefarmer Apr 5, 2026 +3

When will Trump pardon him?

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bigkahuna1uk Apr 4, 2026 +6

Where is DOGE when you need it? 🤨

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Beard_o_Bees Apr 4, 2026 +6

Elon's been uncharacteristically quiet lately. Maybe he's learned that the world doesn't need his opinion on everything? Nah.. it's probably his army of lawyers advising him to stfu.

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are_poo_n_ass_taken Apr 4, 2026 +4

Please for the love of your God don't be from Minnesota.

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are_poo_n_ass_taken Apr 4, 2026 +6

Huzzah Texas!

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Another_Road Apr 5, 2026 +6

People complain about the wrong things when it comes to the budget. For Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and the Military there absolutely needs to be more oversight and people who know what they’re doing figuring out where all this wasted money is going. DOGE wasn’t a bad idea in theory. The problem is it was run by morons cashing down political items that are 0.0001% of the budget instead of actually dealing with the real problem.

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Herkfixer Apr 5, 2026 +4

The minute they fired all the Inspectors General (the guys who's job actually is investigating fraud, waste and abuse) and hired high school students it was obvious they weren't actually looking for fraud, waste and abuse. It was purely for the optics. End a bunch of liberal programs so that when liberals complained they could point and say "See, they disagree with ending these programs because they *want* fraud, waste and abuse."

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SeenSeenAgains Apr 4, 2026 +8

This is done in the housing market, insurance and with automobiles everyday and no one is being arrested. It’s being done with your electricity bills right now, as utilities intentionally inflate projects to capitalize them to make the consumer pay for them through rate increases. This is just capitalism. Maybe it’s because they don’t give themselves stupid nicknames.

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wihannez Apr 4, 2026 +2

Didn’t grease the right palms then.

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Andovars_Ghost Apr 4, 2026 +2

Next Secretary of the Air Force. Trump likes the way this guy thinks.

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jcooli09 Apr 4, 2026 +2

A pardon will cost him less than that.

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JackReacher3108 Apr 4, 2026 +2

Who cares. Trump has wasted billions in the last few days sacrificing our soldiers and equipment in a pointless war

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Correct_Emu7015 Apr 4, 2026 +2

Get JD and the Fraud Squad on this at once!

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Snarfbuckle Apr 4, 2026 +2

I bet Trump will pardon him and getting him into an important military position ASAP.

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hlgb2015 Apr 4, 2026 +2

Didn’t notice the new lambo every week from the guy making ~$65-80k/yr?

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PigFarmer1 Apr 4, 2026 +2

Trump hasn't pardoned him yet?

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Motor_Educator_2706 Apr 4, 2026 +2

Kegbreath: those are rookie numbers

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Kurtotall Apr 4, 2026 +2

This stuff is everywhere. Had his numbers been good and he was more careful, he probably would of gotten a promotion.

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DanimusMcSassypants Apr 5, 2026 +2

“Those are rookie numbers. You gotta get those numbers up!” -DJT

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synphilter Apr 5, 2026 +2

Trump wants to give the Pentagon even more taxpayer money so he and his family can get in on the grift.

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ZenBreaking Apr 5, 2026 +2

Let's be real .. godfather is def one of the cabinet or possibly trump and this idiot just got caught

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eeyore134 Apr 5, 2026 +2

How did I know that this would have started somewhere between 2016 and 2020?

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Liesthroughisteeth Apr 5, 2026 +2

Not American, but it takes a real slime ball to do this to his own counties military.

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Mike-SBA Apr 5, 2026 +2

Trump wants him on his WH staff !

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Smart_Opportunity631 Apr 5, 2026 +2

Hold up. I thought all of the fraud was only happening in blue states? Our own govt doing something like this? Say it aint so!

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PenroseSyracuse Apr 5, 2026 +2

Lol Don't forget that she is terrified about what happens to her child.

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Electric-Dance-5547 Apr 5, 2026 +2

The only military branch Air Force and navy still supporting trumps war crimes add pedophilia and we don’t expect corruption from them

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Kevin686766 Apr 5, 2026 +2

Some basic advice that should be common sense. If you ever decide to commit financial fraud or commit any other crime. Do not nickname yourself " Al Capone ". This guy was a idiot. The only way giving himself that nickname would be smart is if he was trying to play a really crazy defense. If he tried to say someone else was setting him up and he wouldn't call himself a mobster on record. Someone else most have faked it. But no he was just a idiot that found a way to grab some cash because people thought no one would be dumb enough to do it.

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Overall_Curve6725 Apr 5, 2026 +2

Trump is doing this so I thought it must be legal

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Phenomenon_101 Apr 4, 2026 +2

If y'all think that's bad... Trump: Hold my beer!

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blindreefer Apr 4, 2026 +3

Love this for all the people who thanked him for his service when he walked through the airport in his uniform

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Current_Volume3750 Apr 5, 2026 +2

He'll be pardoned soon I'm certain. This administration loves the greedy fraudsters.

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Pre3Chorded Apr 4, 2026 +4

White conservative male.

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O-parker Apr 4, 2026 +2

Should be also charged and tried for treason

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Horatio-Leafblower Apr 4, 2026 +2

Well the Pentagon has failed all its last eight audits with possibly 2-3 trillion dollars missing every year. What an incompetent joke.

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AnyProgressIsGood Apr 4, 2026 +1

doge... where were you

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gromit5 Apr 4, 2026 +1

he should run for president

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plaguedbullets Apr 4, 2026 +1

He pocketed a few seconds of artillery rounds.

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american_cheesehound Apr 4, 2026 +1

**What's good for M&M Enterprises is good for the country**. (Milo Minderbinder)

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SmokyToast0 Apr 4, 2026 +1

Waiting for DOGE to post and celebrate this. I bet they won’t.

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capz1121 Apr 4, 2026 +1

Is he maga? If so, a pardon and promotion are in the works.

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Silent_Trade271 Apr 4, 2026 +1

Absolutely ill. That’s like 400+ years of experience cut because it disagreed with Hegseth.

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nowimnihil13 Apr 4, 2026 +1

Most of the fraudulent spending comes from the military.

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prancing_moose Apr 5, 2026 +1

So he knicked a toilet seat?

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jayaura1 Apr 5, 2026 +1

What’s the company name?

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Zanrok Apr 6, 2026 +1

Can we send ICE to the Pentagon since they have widespread fraud?

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Bigfoqt Apr 6, 2026 +1

They have Somalis in the Air Force?

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lord_of_tits Apr 6, 2026 +1

Never steal from the mafia.

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Ok-Pass-9139 Apr 7, 2026 +1

He’s a fraudster so will probably get a Trump pardon. If he still has some money to “donate”

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hotDamQc Apr 8, 2026 +1

Wait till they learn of the billions stolen by the Trump family.

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