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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and getting it.

Ignoring it would allow fraud to come in.

Faye Bernstein says she spoke up years before the massive Minnesota fraud scandal came to light.

A 20-year veteran of the State's Department of Human Services, Faye says she warned her superior,

starting in 2019, about weak oversight of contracts and grants.

As a result, she claimed she was sidelined, ostracized, investigated, and slapped with a label.

You lived in fear of being called racist, and that is life-changing.

That changes how you walk around in the world and how you do your work.

Want you to remember that couple of sentences.

That's them into your mind.

She brought up absolutely significant

malfeasance, waste, crime, and was called racist, and it really affected her. More from Mike

Tobin on Fox News on this story. In a stunning report accusing Minnesota leaders of turning a blind eye to what a federal

prosecutor estimated totaled $9 billion of fraud, the House Oversight Committee says it interviewed

nearly 30 whistleblowers. Some claim that after reporting red flags, state investigators took

photos of their homes and cars, monitored their phones, and sought to gain personal information about which schools their kids attended.

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