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Outrage grows nationwide as Minnesota leaders continue to face criticism amid fraud allegations.

The hardworking Minnesotans were their tax money that was collected was fraudulently lost

and fraudulently used for fraudulent purposes.

Minnesotans, hardworking Minnesotans are frustrated and we're not putting up with it and

we're going to put an end to it. This is the Fox News rundown, evening edition.

Top leaders in Minnesota continue to face scrutiny over allegations of fraud tied to the state's

public assistance programs, including taxpayer-funded daycares and Medicaid-back programs that provide services to children with autism.

Federal prosecutors have already convicted dozens of people tied to the schemes that they say could have cost taxpayers $9 billion or even more.

The House Oversight Committee is calling on Governor Tim Walls to testify before the

committee as a hearing is scheduled for next week, featuring Republican lawmakers from the

state.

We know it's just the tip of the iceberg.

The fraud under Governor Tim Walls is really unbelievable.

We're speaking to Minnesota Republican Congressman Pete Staubber.

The U.S. Attorney thinks, believes that the Medicaid fraud alone, just a Medicaid fraud alone,

is going to hit about $9 billion. And when we look at it, you know, we're seeing these, the hundreds of millions of dollars of fraud happening.

And Minnesotans are rightfully outraged.

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