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Every day in the nice little Canadian town of Beavermount, Ontario is pretty much the same.

Folks are polite.

There's a hockey game that evening. And someone gets brutally murdered.

Sorry about the murder.

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Ah, be it.

This is the weekly scramble, a place where we chat about life over a cold one, or two.

It's time to belly up to the pod with Mike Fradolone and your host, Chris Revers. That's right. It's time for the Weekly Scramble podcast. My name is Chris Revers with me as always. His name is Mike Fradolone. Hello, Michael. Hi, doing Revers. I'm okay. I'm okay. You know what? Every day is a new challenge. A new clammy.

And I think that's where we're going to pretty much start with today.

There's so much going on right now.

And you had an interesting topic and something that I was completely unaware of in relation to fraud.

Because this just in, Mike, I don't know if you know this or not, but the state of Minnesota,

we've got some issues when it comes to fraud and politics and people basically ripping off the average Minnesota taxpayer.

And I will say this as we begin this discussion.

I can't tell you. And again, I pretty much avoided politics until 15, 20 years ago, meaning conversations about it, right?

I was more of a sports guy, more of a business kind of a guy.

And I really didn't dabble that much into politics.

But as it stands more recently, it's almost impossible to avoid the subject matter of politics,

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