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- S3 E20 riverside edit apocalypse doom daily show FINAL: Morning, the following audio transmission will forever change your album on society. You will no longer believe the narrative. You are about to wake up and see things for what they really are. News, facts, and opinions. This is the Doom Daily Show. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Doom Daily Show. I am your host, Jester Dooms. Today is Wednesday, October 21st, 2026. Good morning, everybody. We are officially 10 days away from Halloween, my favorite holiday of the year. Pretty excited. I don't know what you all are gonna be for Halloween, but I know what I'm going to be for Halloween is a werewolf, and my wife is going as Little Red Riding Hood. So it should be a good time. Anyway. The email Doom Daily Show at gmail.com everywhere on social media at Jester Dooms, the website, www.chestersvoice.com. Go there, buy an apocalyptic apparel t-shirt, and while you're there, leave us a message utilizing the button at the top of the screen. Joining me a thousand miles away is the ever-so talented producer scooter. Say hello, producer scooter. No, we're not talking today? Okay, sure, fine. He's here. I swear, I can I can see him with my own two eyes. I hope that your week is going well so far, because it is Hum Day and you've made it there. Hope your ride to work is fantastic. Hope the coffee's extra flavorful. You know, I didn't realize this until later years of being an adult. I always thought just like coffee was coffee, you know, coffee's coffee. It's it. It's good, it's bad, whatever, it all tastes the same, it's coffee. But as time has rolled on, I've become very particular about the coffee I drink. And it's not that it has to be like some high end coffee or I gotta go to Starbucks or this or that or I want special creamers like no. I prefer like straight black coffee. Like I I prefer it. I I'll get into the goat milk and the honey. and I'll hit up the s the Starbucks every once in a while for something. But I mean, I just I like my just plain old black coffee. But it is brand specific. So I wonder in the mornings, like, do you guys have those mornings where you wake up and you stop to get your coffee at your favorite place and it's just like just doesn't taste right? Like someone fucked it up that day and then that throws your whole day off. Cause I have those days. But I have been fighting the urge to get pumpkin spice anything. it's it's really been a struggle. I won't do pumpkin spice shit when it first comes out. I mean, I like it, don't get me wrong. But if you start getting it when it first comes out, by the time like it starts getting cooler outside and it's like the season for that, you're over it, you're bored with it. So I think I'm pushing the pumpkin spice stuff back. Until like the day of Halloween. I'm gonna go all month long and just have one this year. I think that's what I'm gonna do. And then I really, really, really, really have been craving pumpkin pie though. For whatever fucking reason, I don't know why. I just want some damn pumpkin pie. I would love some pumpkin soup, like all the pumpkin y foods you can eat. I want the pumpkin y foods. So far, the only thing I had for the month of October, pumpkin related wise, was a pumpkin muffin. And I had no intentions on getting this. My wife wanted to go to Duncan. So we go to Duncan and I saw this pop up pumpkin. We have pumpkin muffins. And I was like, I really don't know if I should get this pumpkin muffin, but like I was overwhelmingly hungry for whatever reason. Like we went to breakfast earlier that day and I couldn't finish my breakfast. So we went the first watch. I got the avocado toast with eggs and the chicken apple sausage. And I don't know who was back in the kitchen. But they like gave me triple the amount of avocado that they normally give you. And I got through the first half of the toast that I was like, I don't know if I could eat the second half. Like I was full. So I didn't even I didn't even finish my entire breakfast. So maybe that's like why I was hungrier later later in the afternoon there. But I saw that pumpkin muffin and I was like, you know what? I'm getting the damn pumpkin muffin. I'm getting that shit right now. And I got it and I ate it. And I was highly unimpressed. It was pr it was. I can't say I've had a ton of pumpkin muffins in the past to compare this to, but I will say this Duncan's pumpkin muffins are not fantastic. It's not my jam. I don't think I'll get another one. Aside from that, we had a water pump failure on the homestead. It was discovered yesterday, and I spent yesterday researching a potential better pump that's actually cheaper than the ones we've been using and got it swapped out. And I'm I'm hoping that this one lasts. If I could get a year out of a pump, I'd be like extremely happy, but I don't get a year out of these things. I I typically get anywhere between six to nine months is like typically what I get. But I, you know, once a year swapping the pump out, I think that would be a a glorious thing. If I only had to do it once a year. The way my water system works is we pull all our water from a shallow well. And that shallow well fills a holding tank. Now, off of the holding tank is a little pressurized. jet pump with a tank, with a pressure tank. Like your standard what you would see in your home. Okay. It's same, same thing. I guess I'm only speaking to the people who live like off grid in the country or grew up in the backwoods, because if you're on city water, you do not have this. So that pump pressurizes everything around the the property. So they kind of work in tandem. 250 gallon IBC tote that holds all the water for everything. The pump that pressurizes the property bleeds that tank down. I have A float switch in the tank. The tank gets low. It kicks on the pump down at the shallow well and starts refilling the tank. Whenever it hits its level, it shuts off. So we have essentially 250 gallons of water to burn through at any moment. And that's that takes a lot. Like everybody in the house could shower and we could do two loads of laundry, wash the dishes, and that tank will not deplete. So we probably drain that 250 gallon tank, go through about 250 gallons of water. probably every day and a half to two days with normal use and and not concerted. Anyway, we'll be right back after these messages. Need a break from reality? Well sometimes I do too. And the place I go to take that break is the Beans and Weenie Show. You can find the link at lingtree.com backslash BWD crew. The Beans and Weenie show where chaos and common sense wage war and you get a front row seat. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Doom Daily Show. I'm your host, Jester Doomes. If you haven't done so already, make sure to like, share, and subscribe to the show. All right. So, producer scooter, have you heard about Trump's bribery for the whistleblowers? Have you heard of this? no, you haven't. Okay. On the Epic Times by Emel Aiken, Emil Aiken, Emil, Emil, maybe Emil. Trump launches $25 million fraud whistleblower program offering cash for tips. Washington, President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance announce on October 20th the launch of a $25 million fraud whistleblower and incentive program. The program is designed to reward Americans who help expose misuse of public funds under the initiative individuals who provide tips. That result in successful fraud conviction or a significant federal enforcement action are eligible to receive 1% of the amount of the fraud. So think about that for a second. 1% of the amount of the fraud. So if somebody commits fraud in the tune of $100,000, you're getting a grand for submitting a tip. Now, when that number gets cranked up to like a million, now you're getting a significant amount more money. What would that be? Producer scooter, 10,000? That sound right? I think that's right. So as this number increases, the payouts could be significant. So here's here's the very interesting part of this. This is going to encourage whistleblowers to blow on the bigger things. So if myself saw producer scooter over here committing fraud, right? And say I knew that he committed this one fraud over here that was $1,000, and he committed this fraud over here that was one million dollars. I'm not gonna report them for the thousand dollar fraud. I'm not gonna, that's small potatoes. I'm going after the million dollar fraud. You get what I'm saying? But you do realize that, you know, things are stackable. So usually individuals that commit fraud are doing so in more than one area. And if somebody knows about one thing, they typically know about another thing. And once an investigation's open, you could put everything out there on the table. And when you find out you have one individual that has defrauded multiple systems for different larger amounts of money, you could be talking about a heck of a payday, right? Anyway, independent journalists, everybody and all Americans will be able to go to the fraud.gov and report cases of corruption and theft of taxpayer dollars in their communities. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. If you turn somebody in and you let's say report that you find $1 billion, we are giving you a commission, 1% of that. It's a lot of money, Trump said. Yeah, because one percent of a billion would be a million, right? Because in a is it a billion one hundred millions? Think I think my math is right. Anyway, continuing. the Department of Justice will manage the program and Americans will be able to submit tips online at fraud.gov. At the White House, official previously a White House official previously told the Epic Times the reward could reach $30,000, but Trump clarified that the Commission would have no cap. And quotes, it's one percent. There's no limit, Trump said. Nothing that the incentive extends beyond criminal prosecution. If we recover the money, that's what it is, you get one percent. Predicting the program will incentivize widespread fraud fraud reporting, Trump added, I think it's going to ring off the hook and said that people will make millions of dollars by turning others in. As part of the October twentieth Oval Office announcement, Trump in invited independent reporter Nick Shirley and recognized his efforts to uncover. Alleged fraud at a child care at child care centers in Minnesota. In December last year, Shirley shared a video on his YouTube channel showing empty daycare centers and spoke with people nearby who said they never have seen children at those facilities. The video went viral, leading to several investigations, arrests, and new charges by law enforcement. In July, FEMA Ma Mahmood, who appeared in Shirley's video, pled guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud The US government as part of the feeding our future scandal, as part of the feeding our future scandal. In quotes, Nick has been at the forefront of the battle to stop horrible plu horrible plague that's happened within our country, Trump said. Speaking at the event, Shirley criticized California for recently passing what opponents called the Stop Nick Shirley Act. Instead of going after the fraudsters, they came after me, he said. He claimed the new California law will prevent reporters from publishing videos about fraud, calling it a direct violation of the First Amendment. Speaking at the Oval Office, Medicare and Medicaid Administrator Dave Mamet Oz said Health and Human Services is deferring an additional one point two billion dollars in Medicaid funding from California over concerns about widespread fraud in the state's healthcare programs. On March sixteenth, Trump signed an executive order officially created an anti fraud task force headed by Vance. Since Jul since January of twenty twenty five, the task force has identified more than two hundred and sixty billion dollars in fraud. Of this amount, approximately seventy two billion has been stopped annually through administrative actions, such as provider suspensions and rule changes. Additionally, sixty billion has been recovered through indictments, settlements, and civil penalties. Every day, President Trump's task force to eliminate fraud is zeroing in on rampart rampant abuse of taxpayer dollars and giving Americans the accountability they deserve, White House spokeswoman Laura Biss told the Epic Times in a statement. This administration has a zero tolerance for individuals who steal from Americans. We're going to talk more about this right after the break. We'll be right back. Did you know that the Doom Daily Show is now streaming on the Epic Strategies Network? Go to Epic Strategies Network.com and check out all the amazing podcasts. Don't forget they stream music too. That website again is Epic Strategies Network dot com. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Doom Daily Show. I am your host, Jester Dooms. The email, Doom Dayshow at gmail.com. Okay, so anyway, I want to tear into this. Trump's first term, he ran on the slogan of drain the swamp, make America great again. And that's what he ran on. He knew there was fraud within the system. We all knew there was fraud within the system. Okay. Self-servicing, pocket lining politicians. Is what we have had running this country for many, many, many, many, many, many years. I am hoping that this incentivizes people to roll over on bigger people, bigger people who are in control. So we all know the story of the peon at the office who takes everybody's shit, who knows what's going on, that sees the ins and outs of everything, and everybody treats them like garbage. Now is their time to shine. Now is there a time to be like, this is where the money was going, this is where I was told to send the documents. I was threatened. You know, I need to keep maintain employment and, you know, this is my job and blah, blah, blah. So the one thing that article should have mentioned, okay, is that people that are directly involved with the fraud that are not the perpetrators will not be held criminally liable if they turn in. Or if they blow the whistle on something they were sort of involved in. Okay. And I say that because people that are coming forward could be involved and need protection and might just be scared to get out. And now their fear, you know, their fear is getting out, plus the idea of prosecution. So if I was Trumpy Trump, I would be putting that out there in the ether. Like you get a you you narco these people out that you're working for, you get to get out Joe Free Card. Done. Automatically pardoned, whatever. And make that happen. Because I think when it comes to getting the big fish in the pond, you're gonna have people that are very reluctant and hesitant about what is gonna be coming their way after the fact. And unless you can guarantee these people some sort of asylum safety, no fear of charges, I think that a lot of people aren't gonna come forward. Here's okay, here's a here's an example that I could try to give you. All right. Say I work for a producer scooter and producer scooter figured out There was a scam I read about not that long ago or saw a video about something where the this there was this guy online, he was buying the US one dollar coins because he they were selling them online. You could buy one at the value of a dollar. It was free shipping on these things, and they would just send the coins to your house. Okay. Well, this guy found like a loophole in the system. And the loophole was you're buying these things, free shipping, you put them on a credit card, they get delivered, you take these things, you put them right in the bank. And you pay off credit card. It's an ingenious system because now what you're doing is you're building your credit score, you're racking up so many frequent flyer miles, you're racking up rewards and benefits and all these things on your credit card, and you're not having to spend in any of any of your own money to do so. And this guy got so big into doing this, he actually got a P.O. box right next to the bank to make it faster. Like max out the credit card, shipment comes in the mail, takes it to the bank, pays it off, maxes out the credit card, does it again, acquiring millions of frequent flyer miles, like absolutely insane. government caught it, they shut it down, you can't do it anymore. So if you if you want to try, you you can't. But say me and pr producer Scooter have this going on. And Scooter says, Hey listen, dooms this is what we're gonna do. He's like, it's gonna be a little bit of work, but we're gonna get some awesome vacations out of this menu. We're going to the Bahamas, we're going to Hawaii, we're going to here, there, everywhere. We're we're going. Because we're gonna have all these miles and we're gonna travel and we're gonna live like kings. Okay, cool. All right, producer scooter, what do we gotta do? Well I'm gonna put these orders in, you're gonna get a PO box in your name and you're gonna take these things to the bank. Well now, you know, me and Producer scooter are committing this fraud. My name's tied to the P.O. box. I'm the one making the deliveries, but it's his credit card and his information that's fronting everything. So in this, we are both guilty. We are both partners in crime. We are one and the same. He's fronting the money. I'm doing the manual labor, right? The reward at the end of the day is we get some awesome vacations. Now, say that I wanted to go turn in. producer scooter and say, listen, government, that this this was his idea. He's been doing this and and it's this big fraudulent thing and we've racked up all these things doing it this way and blah, blah, blah. Well, I'm just as guilty. So you're going to have situations like this that arise where people aren't going to turn other people in or not do anything because they know they're just as guilty. Because they had a direct hand in on it. Now, if producer scooter came to me and said, hey Dooms, can I borrow your credit card? I say, why would you need my credit card, producer scooter? Don't you have your own? He could say, Yeah, but here's the deal, man. Like I've got all these things going on right now, and my cards are maxed out, and I just, you know, I need it for emergencies. And I say, okay. And I see that producer scooter has maxed out the credit card. Like, producer scooter, what the fuck? dude, I I acquired you the money. It's already on the way. okay, cool. I'm not worried about it. And if he says, now that's probably gonna happen a few more times, but don't worry. As soon as I max it out, I'm gonna send you the money. And I say, okay. Now at the end of the day. It's my credit card in my name. Scooters racking up all these miles on my card because he knows the end game. He hasn't told me yet. Now, what kind of position is that? Because now you're in a position where I fronted all this. He did all the leg work and he's sending the money. But on paper, we still both look guilty. Even though I didn't really do anything in this fashion, we both still look guilty. Cause my name's all over everything. And then there's wire transfers from him to me. So it's it's a really difficult thing. So To go back to what I was previously saying in the very beginning, they need to incentivize the stay of prosecution, if you will. They need to incentivize if you're part of one of the ship's crew members, you're not going to go down with this ship if you're the one that turns it in. So if Trumpy Trump, if you're listening, dude, because I think you are sometimes, you need to put that out there in the ether with this. So that so these American people that are coming forward feel safeguarded. But the thing about it is, if you listen to that article, if you want to rewind and go back, you can. If you listen to that, this just doesn't speak on government officials or government systems and programs. This speaks to any fraud that is happening in any individual level. So this is the other side of this, how we have to look at it. Are you gonna have people turning people in for food stamp fraud, Medicaid fraud? Are you gonna have people, you know, putting in there that they're that their county is defrauding people? Yeah, like what what are we gonna see come out of this? And then the bad part about this is, I mean, a task force has been created. So what this means is this means what when they're doing these executive orders and they're they're making these things happen, that means that this new thing created gets so much funding. And that funding is usually something that's not put out there like front headline news, like Trump created new task force with a budget of fifty-four billion dollars. And That's what they have to exhaust to find all the fraud in this country. No. So what kind of resources and manpower are we going to be looking at in order to accomplish this goal of getting all these fraudulent people and getting all these reports and tracking these things down? Because here's the other thing you got to remember too. Everybody's entitled to a fair trial. So if somebody did commit fraud, if they are guilty of it, You know, does that necessarily mean that they're gonna go to jail and they're gonna go down? Like, no, they might have a good attorney. That money that they took might be long gone. They could call it a clerical error, blame it on somebody else, and that money never it might never get paid back, or they might never see it. And this person might not spend a day in jail or prison. Like it might not happen. But the just the amount of exhaustion I would feel on the judicial system, the amount of exhaustion on This fraud task force, I mean, it's it's gonna be a lot. Don't get me wrong, I think it needs to happen. Now, the other thing is I do think this is going to create jobs because you're gonna have to have people out there investigating these things. You're gonna have to have boots on the ground in every state in this nation. And I mean, this goes beyond when you start talking about large reports of fraud. And people know there's a payday and they're calling in and reporting stuff nonstop. This goes beyond the capability of local and federal law enforcement. You're going to need to hire auditors. You're going to need to hire investigators. And you're going to have to pay these people well. It's not going to be a situation of, yeah, sure, we'll go ahead and we'll just, you know throw this guy 10 bucks an hour and he's gonna drive around and go investigate these things. No, probably not. These jobs are gonna probably pay very well. You're probably gonna get a you're probably gonna get some sort of subsidy for fuel if you're using your own vehicle and and everything else. I would think if this really did start taking off, that's what we would see. But I'd love your thoughts on it. If you guys want to send an email, doom daily show at gmail dot com, use the audio or go to the website, use the audio button at the top of the Page and send us a voice clip and let me know what you think. Could this be the beginning of pulling the plug on the swamp? There's a lot of fraud that happens within government. And it seems like people are starting to go down. And I could only hope that at the end of the day, this starts saving the American taxpayer a lot of money and we could start seeing our taxes go down. That's what I'm hoping for. Anyway, I want to thank everybody for coming in today. We'll be back tomorrow on Thursday for another exciting episode of the Doom Daily Show. Producer Scooter, if you would hit that button, sir. Jester wants to thank you for listening to the Doom Daily Show. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe. Facts and opinions. This is