.@lukerosiak talks about a Medicaid fraudster who flaunts on social media a life of private jets, yachts, etc. "These are people that came here as refugees & now they’re living as millionaires [via fraud]." ROSIAK: "Whistleblowers in the [Columbus] area tell me companies knock on doors in ethnic neighborhoods, where most people are on Medicaid & most people live in multi-generational households, & they tell the older family member to go to particular doctors & claim particular symptoms, & then they will put the younger family member on their payroll with the parent as their only patient. "Now that triggers payments of up to $90,000 a year, which the company splits with the younger relative & the younger relative splits with the older relative. 81 percent of Bhutanese are on welfare, a fact that some of the remainder use to become obscenely rich. And I had a story just yesterday, a 29-year-old named Roshan Adhikari works at his dad’s home health-care company. His social media documents a life fit for a rapper or a movie star. He’s drinking champagne on private jets, he’s on his yacht, he’s making movies starring himself. This was funded — his dad — his dad has this company that was paid $17 million for taking care of old people. Well he’s got it apparently another full-time job, he’s doing this on the side. The dad hasn’t paid taxes in, like, five years, he’s got tax liens in Ohio at the state level in a Cuyahoga County. And the 25-year-old brother has his own home health care company that got $10 million. So these are people that came here as refugees & now they’re living as millionaires & they’re getting the money because the other refugees are all on Medicaid & then are claiming to be very sick."