voters and new people that want to join your campaign. so i really, really pay attention to how much they re raising. and it s important also to know, dave, who the money comes from. because if you want to the look at fund raising totals and you break em down and you notice someone like donald trump has raised $10 million but he s done so by small donations of maybe $10, $20 the, $100, that speaks volumes compared to let s just say desantis when he made his announcement raising $8 million, 5 of it coming from big billionaire donor ken griffith. david: noelle, i m happy to say we re joined by mr. doug schoen who we were having technical difficulties. our a charlie gasparino is hearing from some democratic fundraisers saying for an
when you consider what the economic circumstances were at the time that we launched this program and the fact that we had to bypass what we normally in a normal situation would have liked to have put in mace in fraud prevention but could not given the one week time frame we had to get this program up and running, the fact that we have only a 1% fraud rate, i view this report as vindication. david: well, that 1% rate equals $200 billion in covid fraud according to a new watchdog report that mr. faulkender very much disagreed with. fox business hillary vaughn is in washington with the latest on the report. hillary. reporter: david, this is $200 billion in taxpayer cash that these fraudsters got away with. that s about $1,000 for every taxpayer in the u.s. that these scammers were able to get by filing fraudulent applications with the small business administration for covid relief money. the office of the inspector
fallen behind the price of goods and services. and that s why more and more americans are feeling financially stressed out. and you see that, by way, in the credit card debt numbers that keep escalating month after month because people have to borrow more and more money just to maintain their living standard. so i would give this economy at best a c -and maybe a d because, of course, it s all being financed by debt. david: by the way, can we keep that up on screen for a send while i talk to dan about it. what you re looking the blue line shows the wage increases over the past couple of years since the president s been in office. right. david: the yellow line shows the actual, that is once you take inflation into account, people are losing money. people feel like they re spending more for the same amount of stuff that they were buying two years ago during the last administration. so the president says, hey, look, everything s doing great. it s like he s selling, you
their import over lays out a pretty good case of a lot of what we can with individuals tied to the administration. thank you so much, donell harvin, byron mcquade, ryan nobles, thank you for starting us off. when we come back so important news. the highest court in the land rejecting a republican backed theory that would have transformed u.s. elections in a case many have called the most consequential for our democracy. we re going to dig into exactly what it means. and later, it is one of the biggest frauds in american history. a new estimate shows hundreds of billions of dollars in covid relief money may have been stolen. congress wants to get their hands on this report, but the question is, once they do, who s gonna actually pay? the 11th hour just getting underway on this tuesday night. this tuesday night e it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbing pains.
when we come back so important news. the highest court in the land rejecting a republican backed theory that would have transformed u.s. elections in a case many have called the most consequential for our democracy. we re going to dig into exactly what it means. and later, it is one of the biggest frauds in american history. a new estimate shows hundreds of billions of dollars in covid