The Fed admits to spending $3 TRILLION in ‘Improper Payments’

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Yeah, if I was president of the United States, you know what I would do on day one? They would say, on day one. Say what I’d do on day one? I’d Carl Icahn, Washington DC. What’s Carl Icahn, Washington DC? Carl Icahn took over, I think it was a railroad company years ago, and he hired some people to study what this entire office did. I think it was in St. Louis, and he couldn’t figure it out.

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They couldn’t figure out what exactly these people did. They fired everybody. Also great scene in Entourage where Ari walks into the office, this big beef, he goes there with a paintball gun and he’s firing people by hitting them with paintball. Day one, Chris Markowski’s president of the United States, you’re all fired. Everybody is fired. I’m pissed, man. And anybody who actually pays taxes in this country, they got quarterlies coming up again. Wait for this one.

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Federal agencies admit to $3 trillion in improper payments since 2004.

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$3 trillion. Just last year alone, it was $247 billion. That’s $20 billion a month. $670 billion. That’s just last year. Improper payments of $675 million a day. A freaking day, man.

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So what’s an improper payment? Federal law defines a term as payments made by the government to the wrong person in the wrong amount or for the wrong reason. Let me break this down to you. Those in your town, you got like a little general store, little mom and pop shop there. You do understand that they do a better job of keeping

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They do a better job of keeping their books than the elites do in Washington, D.C.

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You can’t handle the extra zeros. Maybe we should cut down on the extra zeros so you can maybe make sense out of it all. Do you realize if this were a business, a publicly traded company, people would go to jail? This is, this is not, I mean, it’s fraud for crying out loud. How is this possible? It is, it is. But again, we raised the debt ceiling.

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We raised the debt ceiling so we could borrow more money. So these fricking idiots, because that’s what they are. Sorry, sorry if you’re a government worker listening to this. Maybe you can basically state your case and why you’re useful, but I have zero to no respect. I mean, aren’t you embarrassed? Does it bother you at all? Yeah, I talk about Wall Street crime and the crooks on Wall Street.

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and ethical bypass at birth. Does it bother you at all that you’re taking tax dollars from hardworking people all over this country, people who’ve been busting their asses their entire lives that pay in, that do the right thing, and you just carelessly spending it, blowing $3 trillion. $3 trillion. I know, I gotta sound like Doc Brown there from Back to the Future, 1.21 gigawatts.

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$3 trillion in improper payments. You’re fired. All of you. Markowski for president. Watchdog on wallstreet.com.