YouTuber Danny Mullen exposes empty LA building with 89 licensed hospices raking in $38M

'Relyable' care: YouTuber Danny Mullen exposes empty LA building with 89 licensed hospices raking in $38M

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ANDREW CHAPADOS

MAY 27, 2026

Businesses in the building are already under federal investigation.

A hospice fraud problem is spiraling out of control in California.

There have already been several investigations into the problem, both from federal agencies and independent journalists who have exposed sprawling complexes and buildings all focused on the same thing.

'Nobody there in person. Nobody answering the phones.'

Diagnosis: Fraud

An April, a Los Angeles Times report identified a "well-known" building housing 89 licensed hospices. This reportedly included a hospice operator charged with six felony counts who allegedly illegally took $2.5 million from the federal government by using collective signatures of retirees to enroll them in hospice. 

The two-story building in the Van Nuys area of L.A. billed more than $38 million to Medicare in 2023 in total, the report stated, and the same building was the basis for YouTuber Danny Mullen's recent video.

Mullen, along with podcast co-host and fellow comedian Leo Dottavio, visited the building to find it nearly vacant, save for people operating unrelated businesses.

"A lot of these hospice businesses had numbers on the door promising 24-hour on-call customer service. So, we rang them up," Mullen said in the video. "Nobody there in person. Nobody answering the phones."

RELATED: How a California crook committed $178 million worth of health care fraud — in just one year

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'Relyable' sources

Most of their calls went to voicemail, some of the numbers had no inbox set up, and some were no longer in service, but one business that misspelled "reliable" as "relyable" did answer the phone.

The man who answered, whose number was allegedly listed on the business' door, told Mullen and Dottavio, "I don't know what you're talking about," and also that he was "not interested" in taking on a hospice patient.

"Whose hospice, man?" he added, before later calling back to tell the content creators, "I think you called the wrong number."

The man later called back a second time, asking who gave them his number.

"F**k you, man," the voice is heard telling Dottavio, despite Dottavio informing him the number was listed in public.

RELATED: The Trump administration is cracking down on fraud

Nobody home

In January, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz reported that California could be worse than Minnesota when it comes to fraud. Oz said that hospice fraud in the state is not only related to mafia and gang activity, but also involves human trafficking.

In March, YouTuber Nick Shirley investigated a plethora of businesses, including an entire complex, relating to possible hospice fraud. Shirley knocked on the doors of multiple businesses that appeared to be vacant. The same goes for Mullen and Dottavio; none of the alleged hospice businesses they visited at the aforementioned building were occupied at the time.

One man told the duo, "No one is here today," but did not seem to provide a reason as to why the vast majority of the building was empty.

Incomprehensible evil

Women arrested in alleged torture and murder of 7-year-old sent sadistic texts: 'Can't hit her face. You gotta hit her body.'

https://www.theblaze.com/news/women-arrested-in-alleged-torture-and-murder-of-7-year-old-sent-sadistic-texts-cant-hit-her-face-you-gotta-hit-her-body

CARLOS GARCIA

MAY 28, 2026

Dr. Tedros (not a real doctor) WHO Director is known terrorist

WHO director was a leader of a political group designated as a terrorist organization by US officials

https://www.theblaze.com/news/dr-tedros-has-terror-ties-in-ethiopia

CARLOS GARCIA

APRIL 22, 2020

There is a bright spotlight on the WHO and it's not finding good things

World Health Organization Director Dr. Tedros is facing increased scrutiny over his ties to an organization that was designated as a terror group by US officials.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who goes by Dr. Tedros, was a leader of the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, a group that was designated as a terrorist organization by U.S. officials. 

A memo from the Department of Homeland Security in 2014 details the background of the EPRDF. 

The TPLF is a political group founded in 1975 in Ethiopia, as an opposition group. The TPLF engaged in prolonged armed conflict with the government of Ethiopia, which, along with other groups, it succeeded in overthrowing in 1991. The TPLF then joined the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), a political coalition that became the governing coalition in Ethiopia. The EPRDF continues to control the government of Ethiopia. The TPLF qualifies as a Tier III terrorist organization under INA section 212(a)(3)(B)(vi)(III) on the basis of its violent activities before it became part of the ruling coalition and the government of Ethiopia in May 1991. 

In 2017, National Review called for the WHO to be defunded in part over Dr. Tedros ties to the terror group.

Dr. Tedros, as he likes to be called (he has a Ph.D. in community health), is a leader of Ethiopia's brutal minority party, the Tigray People's Liberation Front, a wing of the ruling Marxist-rooted Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front. He served the violently repressive regime as minister of foreign affairs from 2012 to 2016, after a stint as health minister.

Even before he was elected to lead the WHO, Dr. Tedros was hit with accusations that he had helped cover up numerous epidemics in Ethiopia during his time as the health minister of the country.

There are also claims that Dr. Tedros was aided in his campaign to lead the WHO by China. 

President Donald Trump ordered the end of US payments to the World Health Organization over their bungled response to the coronavirus pandemic. Democrats have been very critical of the move and said it was not the proper time to weaken the global institution.

Here's more about the WHO director's very shady history: 

Will Big Tech censor THIS? WHO director's SHOCKING, radical connections to China, terrorists exposedwww.youtube.com

The Squad and Bernie Sanders endorse an Islamic supremacist anti American terrorist supporter

Squad-endorsed candidate once reportedly volunteered with group tied to al-Qaeda and testified for terrorist 'blind cleric'

https://www.theblaze.com/news/nj-democrat-terror-ties-house

CARLOS GARCIA

MAY 27, 2026

Hamawy said he once carpooled with the infamous terrorist who was linked to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing attack. 

A top candidate vying among a crowded field for New Jersey's 12th District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives is facing flak from other Democrats over his alleged terror ties.

Physician Adam Hamawy, who also served as a U.S. Army combat surgeon, downplayedhis interactions with the "blind cleric" Omar Abdel-Rahman, the late Islamic leader with ties to the terror bombing at the World Trade Center in 1993.

'Any Muslim is going to be called a terrorist at some point, and these tropes are outdated and worn. Unfortunately, they continue to be used right now.' 

Hamawy did not respond to a separate report indicating he had volunteered with a Chicago-based group in Bosnia that was later discovered to be a front for al-Qaeda and shut down.

Plainfield Mayor Adrian Mapp, who is also running for the Democratic nomination, called Hamawy a "radical extremist" over his ties to Abdel-Rahman.

"The blind sheikh was not a marginal or misunderstood figure," Mapp said. "He was a convicted terrorist, convicted of seditious conspiracy. He was connected to one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history."

Hamawy admitted that he carpooled with the blind sheikh once in 1991 and later testified for Abdel-Rahman out of a sense of "civic duty," but he called the accusations Islamophobic.

"I was called as a witness, and I gave my testimony under oath, and then I walked out," he explained. "It was never an issue back then, and they're trying to make it an issue now."

He also fired back at fellow Democrat Mapp.

"My patriotism and my record is clear," he added. "I think he's desperate, and desperate people say desperate things."

Hamawy obtained endorsements from high-profile politicians including Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (N.Y.), Ro Khanna (Calif.), Ilhan Omar (Minn.), and Rashida Tlaib (Mich.).

According to a Jewish Insider report, he also worked for the "Benevolence International Foundation" according to an unearthed interview Hamawy had with the Newark Star Ledger from 1996.

The 911 Commission Report found that the group was part of a complex network of organizations set up to help provide resources for terrorist operations linked to Osama bin Laden.

Hamawy, who was born in Egypt, cited his extensive service in the U.S. military to undermine the accusations. 

"Any Muslim is going to be called a terrorist at some point, and these tropes are outdated and worn. Unfortunately, they continue to be used right now," he said. "These are not serious arguments, and they're getting old." 

RELATED: WHO director was a leader of political group designated as a terrorist organization by US officials

Mapp responded by saying he was not attacking Hamawy's faith and accused other Democrats of being too fearful to criticize his past ties to terrorists. 

Hamawy and Mapp are running for the nomination to seek the office vacated by Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D), who is retiring. Whoever wins will run in November against Republican Gregg Mele, who ran unopposed for the Republican nomination. 

Abdel-Rahman died in 2017 at a federal prison in Butner, North Carolina.

Trump accuser E. Jean Carroll faces criminal perjury probe involving Democrat mega-donor: Reports: What a bunch of pond scum!

Trump accuser E. Jean Carroll faces criminal perjury probe involving Democrat mega-donor: Reports

https://www.theblaze.com/news/trump-accuser-e-jean-carroll-faces-criminal-probe-linked-to-her-legal-offensives-funding-by-dem-megadonor-reports

JOSEPH MACKINNON

MAY 28, 2026

Carroll testified that she received no outside funding for her lawsuit against Trump. The lawsuit was, however, funded by a Democratic mega-donor. 

E. Jean Carroll, a co-founder of multiple hookup sites whom Elle fired as a columnist in 2020, has accused numerous men of sexual abuse decades after the alleged incidents supposedly happened.

Whereas other allegations didn't go much further than the pages of her imaginative tell-alls, Carroll's allegations against President Donald Trump ended up centering a pair of civil lawsuits — one in which she alleged that Trump sexually abused her in the Bergdorf Goodman department store in Manhattan back in the 1990s and the other in which she alleged defamation over Trump's denial that the incident happened.

'Her counsel sat by and allowed her to do so, knowing full well that her testimony was false,' Trump's attorneys claimed.

Carroll's legal offensive ultimately left the president on the hook for a $83.3 million jury award — but now, she may have to go on defense.

The Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into Carroll, sources familiar with the matter told multiple publications, including CNN and the New York Times. Investigators are reportedly looking into whether the fired columnist committed perjury in testimony linked to her lawsuits against Trump.

The probe reportedly focuses on Carroll's assertion in a 2022 deposition statement that she received no outside funding for her lawsuit, which was later shown to be demonstrably false.

Anti-Trump activist Reid Hoffman. Jason Alden/Bloomberg/Getty Images.

When asked on Oct. 14, 2022, whether anyone else was paying her legal fees, Carroll definitively answered, "No."

A jury found Trump civilly liable for sexual abuse and defamation in May 2023.

However, several weeks earlier, Carroll's attorneys admitted in an April 10, 2023, letter that LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, a big-time Biden donor and anti-Trump activist, had been funding Carroll's lawsuit, prompting Trump's legal team to raise hell.

Attorneys for the president said in an April 13, 2023, letter to U.S. District Court Judge Lewis Kaplan — the Clinton-appointed judge overseeing the case — that the belated disclosure "raises significant concerns as to plaintiff's bias and motive in commencing the instant lawsuit."

Trump's attorneys also rejected the suggestion that Carroll suddenly remembered all that money didn't come ex nihilo:

Of course, the proposition that plaintiff has suddenly “recollected” the source of her funding for this high-profile litigation — which has spanned four years, spawned two separate actions, and been before numerous state, federal, and appellate courts — is not only preposterous, it is demonstrably false. Indeed, it simply defies logic to believe that plaintiff’s attorneys — four of whom were present at her deposition — were unaware that their own firm had “secured additional funding from a nonprofit organization” to bankroll their client’s various lawsuits and ensure their bills were being paid.

Trump's attorneys noted in summary that Carroll "apparently perjured herself during her deposition; her counsel sat by and allowed her to do so, knowing full well that her testimony was false; and then they conspired to conceal the truth for nearly six months, only to disclose it on the eve of trial."

At the time, Kaplan denied the request by Trump's attorneys to delay the case so they could properly investigate the funding issue.

Carroll's lawyers, meanwhile, suggested that the outside funding — from the largest donor to the Democratic Party of Wisconsin — was irrelevant, even though it buttressed Trump's 2019 claim that the lawsuit was a setup intended to "carry out a political agenda."

Carroll's lawyers also claimed that she had nothing to do with securing the outside funding or outsider funding source.

The inquiry into Carroll was reportedly launched by the U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Illinois, Andrew Boutros. Having previously represented Trump, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has allegedly recused himself from the investigation.

Carroll did not respond to a request for comment from Blaze News, and the DOJ declined to comment.

Crime and immigration

Paul Anka tells Bill Maher crime has gone ‘through the roof’ in Canada amid recent immigration

https://nypost.com/2026/05/27/media/paul-anka-tells-bill-maher-crime-in-canada-has-gone-through-the-roof-amid-mass-immigration/

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Alexander Hall, Fox News

Canadian American singer, songwriter and actor Paul Anka told comedian Bill Maher on Monday that crime has gone “through the roof” in formerly homogenous Canada amid mass immigration.

Anka appeared on Maher’s “Club Random” podcast and discussed an upcoming Broadway show he is working on about a young Canadian songwriter. Both then reminisced about Canada.

Maher recalled one anecdote where he was continually tipping his bartender throughout the night, to the point the bartender told him he had tipped enough.

“That’s Canada,” Maher said. “I mean, I always think of that as Canada as opposed to America, you know, just nicer.”