This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human. KFI AM-640. You're listening to the John Cobalt podcast on the I-Heart Radio app. We're on every day from 3 to 6. It's happy hour, isn't it? And then after 6 o'clock, John Cobalt's show On Demand, whatever you missed. I want to tell you about something we did cover in the 3 o'clock hour,

which you should listen to because we had Bill Salyon,

and he's the Assistant U.S. attorney for the Central District,

and he was part of the big bust this morning.

I'm going to play this report first from William Lajaness, who reported on one specific bust.

They arrested eventually 15 people.

And this report is on two people in Covina, a husband and wife, being convicted for hospice fraud and stealing $16 million.

And then I'll tell you about all the other cases and suspects that assailant busted.

So play this report for Fox News.

This is the first takedown for the new White House Fraud Task Force.

They arrested two owners of two hospices here in greater Los Angeles.

They're accused of collectively stealing about $16 million from taxpayers.

And this money was intended, right, for compassionate end-of-life care for the terminally ill.

Here's some video we shot earlier today of the FBI making those arrests of a husband and wife.

He had doctor, she a nurse, co-owners of the St. Francis pallet of care hospice in Glendale.

And what they were doing was this, admitting people who are not qualified for hospice, but build the government as if they were.

About $30,000 per patient. And When the benefits ran out, they dropped them.

Here's the kicker.

Nationally, 80% of adults admitted, or people admitted to hospice die, usually in the first few weeks.

Here, almost nobody died.

After eight months, 97% left alive.

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