Ep. 1843 - SHOCKING: This Is The Worst Example Of Covid Fraud And It's Not Even Close

Matt Walsh (0:00)

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Tax relief advocates, real solutions for real people. If you happen to live through the disgraceful paycheck protection program, as I think all of us did, the fraud of the COVID era, where criminals collectively received hundreds of billions of dollars to fund fake companies with really believable names like Dodge, Hellcat, LLC, and Pay My Parking Tickets, LLP, and Wakanda Forever, PC, my personal favorite, then you might be wondering how things could get any worse when it comes to the rampant theft of your tax dollars. I mean, expectations are at the rock bottom right now. Every time you get your paycheck and you see how much has been taken out, you immediately and correctly assume that your money has simply been stolen to pay for some Somali daycare or a leering center or maybe a home health care business that shares an office space with 500 other home health care businesses, all of them empty. This is the default assumption right now, so it really doesn't seem particularly conceivable that we'd uncover even more egregious fraud that somehow makes us stand up and take note. We're also jaded that it's pretty hard to imagine any kind of fraud that generates a real reaction from anybody at this point. And then this story comes out, which somehow manages to defy all of our expectations, proving once again that as bad as things are, they can always get worse. So that's the good news. This week, courtesy of an indictment from the DOJ, we've learned many more details about how your tax dollars laundered through COVID payments directly financed international political assassination with the help of dozens of defendants.

Yes, you heard that correctly. The Paycheck Protection Program was so poorly monitored and so flagrantly easy to defraud that it somehow led to at least one documented political assassination overseas. And not just any political assassination, I'm talking about the very dramatic assassination of the president of Haiti back in the summer of 2021

Now, we'll start with news coverage of the assassination at the time when it happened. This is one of the most bizarre and also fascinating stories that no one ever really talks about. It's like one of those Harrison Ford, Tom Clancy movies from the 90s in real life. And here's what we were told about this event shortly after it occurred. Watch.

SPEAKER_2 (3:20)

Gunfire echoing through Port-au-Prince after the president was assassinated.

Then, just 36 hours after a group of more than two dozen Colombians and two Haitian Americans allegedly killed the president, most would either be detained or declared dead. This is how that happened, according to a source with knowledge of the operation to track them down.

SPEAKER_3 (3:44)

DEA operation, everybody's back up, stand down.

SPEAKER_2 (3:48)

Nighttime video from around the time of the president's death quickly went viral, where you can hear a suspect claiming there was a DEA operation ongoing. Later, a convoy of five cars can be seen leaving the area with ease, but down the road, a trap was being set. As the convoy traveled down Kinskopf Road, a roadblock was ready.

Heavily armed security forces would not let them pass without a fight. Arriving and seeing they couldn't go any further, the convoy stops, part of which you can see here. Our source says the suspects jumped out and saw this building across the road. They raced toward it, immediately taking the stairs to the second floor.

Matt Walsh (4:31)

So to be very clear about this, the hit squad consisting of Colombian mercenaries and some Haitians drove up in a convoy, two vans and three pickup trucks, to the president's heavily fortified private residence around one o'clock in the morning on a Wednesday. They got on a megaphone and announced that this is a DEA operation. Do not leave the house. I repeat, we are DEA agents and if you leave the house, you'll be shot.

They're wearing fake DEA tactical vests to really sell the ruse. In response to this situation, the president's security detail consisting of around 10 people, simply decide to let the fake DEA agents into the president's home. They were fooled, I guess, by the party city costumes and they don't ask any questions. They don't verify anyone's identity. Reportedly, at this time of night, the guards were typically asleep or playing with their phones, so they were never going to offer much resistance. They really make the Secret Service agents at Butler look highly competent, look like a dedicated bodyguards by comparison. Then after the mercenaries shoot the president to death and nearly kill his wife, they take a couple of these guards hostage and attempt to escape.