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“These are run, we believe, under the auspices of the Chinese organized criminal groups that are also doing human trafficking in the East Coast.” Oz explained that scammers bribe seniors to gave access to their Medicaid and Medicare cards, which they then use to submit fraudulent bills. “There are a dozen pharmacies on one block. Why? They’re all fake. They’re taking these Medicare beneficiary numbers and manufacturing huge businesses to fund illegal activities,” Oz said. #splc #quitccp #climatehoax #twotieredjustice #scottwiener #robbonta “They pretend they’re sending this really expensive wheelchair [to a patient. They pretend that they’re sending expensive random medications. They’re doing appointments they [patients] never go to. Tests they never get. Treatments they don’t receive or don’t need. “And they begin to bankrupt all the legitimate people, because they make so much money … These programs have generated $2.1 billion against New York Medicaid.” Oz believes such fraud is not a “flaw” of the system, but a “feature”—one encouraged by New York’s government, which allows personal care workers to unionize and then provide funding for Democrat politicians in the state. “Fraud is rising because government wants it to exist,” he said.