""I think they're trying to intimidate other people from doing what I did because the fraud is so deep, unfortunately for them, it backfired very bad.""
""If I was the governor I would be happy that the fraud was exposed and figuring out how to crack down on this fraud and instead, he attacks the journalist who exposed the fraud.""
""You do realize I'm trying to help America eliminate fraud and waste right? No need to try and make me look like the bad guy for exposing fraud. People are over it. Start working for the people and not against them.""
""Hospice care providers have been the focus of the fraud investigation. One office plaza in Van Nuys is chockfull of red flags for fraud because it has 89 licensed hospice care providers.""
Nick Shirley suspects that Governor Gavin Newsom is targeting him to deter others from investigating fraud in California. Shirley claims that the governor's attacks backfired, as he is merely trying to expose fraud. He expressed willingness to collaborate with officials to address the issue. Shirley criticized Newsom for attacking him instead of addressing the fraud, highlighting a specific case of identity theft related to healthcare fraud in Los Angeles, particularly involving hospice care providers.
Read at California Post
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