Who wants to be a millionaire? Trump issues nationwide bounty on fraudsters

Who wants to be a millionaire? Trump issues nationwide bounty on fraudsters


The Trump administration has deployed a new weapon in the war on fraud: vigilant Americans.

Last week, Vice President JD Vance called on citizens to join him in “taking the pledge to protect Americans from fraudsters” and to condition support for political candidates on their willingness to similarly make this commitment.

‘Going to keep a lot of people honest.’

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Joined in the Oval Office on Tuesday by Vance and other members of what he dubbed the “untouchables,” President Donald Trump wedded an incentive program to this anti-fraud campaign.

Under the new Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program, citizen whistleblowers, including journalists, can receive a bounty ranging from $10,000 to $30,000 for information leading to criminal fraud charges as well as a potential 1% commission for recovered funds.

“If it’s $10 million, $200

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