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O'Keefe's Latest Sting Is A Fraud

James O'Keefe's latest "evidence" of "Medicaid fraud" not only fails to show any such fraud, it fully exposes O'Keefe as a dissembler who should not be treated as a legitimate news source.

According to O'Keefe, his latest video shows officials in Indiana "caught in [a] Medicaid fraud sting" involving a "wealthy Russian drug smuggler."

But at no point in either of two visits documented by

During the first visit, a man identifying himself as Sergei

"Sergei" never claims to be a drug smuggler.

During the second visit, the man who identifies himself as

Again, the man calling himself Sergei never claims to be a

Yet here is how O'Keefe presented his latest sting video:

That's not true. It's demonstrably false simply by watching the O'Keefe .

Moreover, O'Keefe once again has failed to

During the first visit, "Sergei" claims he is applying for

She also makes clear that Medicaid officials will eventually

Right at the moment, we're not looking at that.

Just fill the application

The Medicaid official explains that as his father's

At this point, "Sergei" asks whether Medicaid officials again asks if Medicaid will inspect the home

The Medicaid worker effectively says that Medicaid officials

No forms are filled out. No health services are delivered.

In the second video, "Sergei" again claims to be applying

Again "Sergei" is informed that Medicaid applicants are not

Again, the visit showed no Medicaid fraud and no evidence of

Instead of admitting his failure to uncover even a hint of

The video shows no such thing.

In the relevant section, a Medicaid worker explained that even It's important to note that asset transfers are not for purposes of long-term care asset testing. In

Medicaid fraud is a serious problem. In March, the improper during the last fiscal year.