Here's the power of where social media does today.

23 years old, you go and find out for yourself.

You're not waiting on ABC, CNN, CBS, any of these guys.

You go ask questions.

After asking questions yesterday, I believe it is, was it HHS, Rob, that came out yesterday?

If I'm not mistaken, they came out yesterday and they stopped $185 million of funding to Minneapolis because of the video you posted.

So watch this, folks. This is a byproduct of what Nick Shirley did on December 26th. Go ahead,

Rob.

Hello, I'm HHS Deputy Secretary Jim O'Neill. I'm here with Assistant Secretary Alex Adams.

Alex oversees the administration for children and families. Intrepid journalists have made

shocking and credible allegations of extensive fraud in Minnesota's child care programs.

We believe the state of Minnesota has allowed scammers and fake daycares

to siphon millions of taxpayer dollars over the past decade.

My office, ACF, provides Minnesota $185 million in child care funds each year.

That money should be helping 19,000 American children, including toddlers and infants.

Any dollar stolen by fraudsters is stolen from those children.

Yesterday, I spoke directly with the director of the Minnesota Child Care Services Office.

She could not tell me with confidence whether those allegations of fraud are isolated or whether there's fraud stretching statewide.

Today we have taken three direct actions against the blatant fraud that seems to be rampant in

Minnesota. First, I have activated our defend the spend system for all ACF child care payments

across America. Starting today, we require a justification, receipt, or photo evidence before we make a payment.

You can stop it right there.

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