Dr. Oz Exposes $100 Billion in Medicare Fraud and Trump’s Drug Price Plan

Dr. Mehmet Oz, former FDA commissioner and now administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, delivers a blistering indictment of a $100 billion Medicare and Medicaid fraud scheme that has been enabled by foreign criminal networks, particularly Russian and Chinese mafia groups. He reveals how hospice centers in Los Angeles—home to one-third of all U.S. hospices—operate with 100% survival rates, meaning no one actually dies, yet they continue to bilk federal funds. In New York, personal care services have become a massive, unionized fraud engine fueled by federal subsidies, while in Florida, durable medical equipment suppliers outnumber McDonald’s. Oz exposes how Cuban nationals use shell companies and fake shipping schemes to funnel billions to offshore accounts. Despite the scale, only 20 of 800 suspended providers complained—proof of systemic corruption. On the positive side, Oz details President Trump’s new drug pricing initiative, TrumpRx.gov, which mandates price transparency and slashes costs for Americans, including a $50 copay for weight-loss drugs starting July 1st. The episode ends with a deeply personal call from a father grieving his daughter’s fentanyl overdose and struggling with his son’s depression—prompting Hannity to promise help connecting him with top psychiatric care. The episode is a high-stakes exposé on systemic healthcare fraud, framed as a national emergency.