The DeVory Darkins Show - JD Vance BLOWS UP Latest fraud scheme handing democrats a major setback

Episode Date: August 14, 2026

JD Vance BLOWS UP Latest fraud scheme handing leftist a major setback. This comes after VP Vance and HHS Sec uncovered how insurance code were being manipulated in order to issue puberty blockers to kids. Another win for America and a blow to the woke mind virus!EPISODE SPONSOR: Call American Financing at 866-890-9392 or visit ⁠http://www.AmericanFinancing.net/devory⁠FOLLOW ME:⁠https://www.x.com/devorydarkins⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/devorydarkins⁠⁠https://www.rumble.com/c/devorydarkins⁠⁠https://devory.wtf.tv⁠BUY ME A COFFEE:⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/devorydarkins⁠SHOP OUR MERCH STORE:⁠https://store.devorydarkins.com⁠BUSINESS INQUIRIES:⁠[e-mail]⁠

So we have a bombshell announced it from the vice president today. In a damning report that exposed fraudulent insurance coding for sex rejecting procedures on minors, this is evil stuff. I sat down for an exclusive interview with Vice President J.D. Vance. Our first order of business? The brand new HHS report entitled Wolves and White Coats. It examines allegations that doctors and hospitals pushed and potentially profited from, quote, gender medicine for children. The report identified more than $60 million in insurance claims for those treatments. It included puberty blockers for kids as young as 13. This was all billed

between 2015 and 2025. The report also details potentially criminal practices inside pediatric gender programs, including allegations that some providers used misleading diagnostic and billing codes to get insurers to cover the treatments. And look at the money involved. The report says the average health care cost for a minor is roughly $3,000. But for minors receiving transgender treatments, that number climbs to $75,000. If that minor elects transition surgery, it climbs to $170,000. Yeah, this is a bombshell fraud announced from the vice president. I got to say, this follows exactly what we talk about on the show. Take a look at the incentives. There's a reason why they started to cram down this way of thinking and this type of advice to parents

across this country because there was money behind it. Go back to COVID. Why do you think they said that certain amount of people had COVID? But then they went further. I'm talking about the hospitals that they died from COVID because they got paid every time they said that. It is the incentives as clear as day. Let's go to the vice president. Here's the official announcement. regarding this report. Hey, everybody. This is Vice President J.D. Vance. I'm here with my friends and colleagues, of course, our great Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Admiral Brian Christine, the Assistant Secretary for Health. Parents bring their children to doctors

because they trust them. They trust doctors to tell them the truth, and they trust hospitals to put their children ahead of ideology and profit. But when that trust gets violated, parents deserve to have a government that will stand up for them and for their kids and do something about it. Today, the Trump administration is proud to announce we're doing exactly that. So let's take a look at the executive summary that they have posted on hHS.gov. Between the year of 2015 and 2025, public and private insurance was billed nearly $50 million for puberty blockers, for patients aged between 9 and 17. This is crazy.

During the same time frame, nearly 11 million, was billed for puberty blockers, including to Medicaid and Medicare for patients between the age of 13 and 17. By definition, anyone 13 or older cannot have a diagnosis of precocious puberty and should not be given puberty blockers at that age for this indication.

So the question isn't just what happened, but whether or not anyone broke the law. And now, Vice President Vance is referring the report to the Department of Justice, calling for criminal prosecution of anyone who intentionally misled children in order to get them transgender treatment. Yeah, the only problem I have about this, essentially, and we want to maintain the proper expectations here. This sounds like COVID all over again. It's interesting that that was my initial intuition on this. Why? No one's been prosecuted over COVID. So will someone actually be prosecuted over this? I find it hard to believe.

Now, there have been doctors who were sued, by the way. That is true. And we do have some verdicts already in. Okay? But I'm not too sure they're going to be able to go after everyone. Because they're just going to say, hey, we were using the existence science at the time. It's a complete joke. I'm of the opinion that anyone cutting off body parts of children,

under the age of 18 should be prosecuted. I do believe that. Their license should be stripped. People need to understand that you should leave children alone. So that billing, that coding, Mr. Vice President, do you think that's evidence then that what we're looking at here is not simply ideology but an actual scam? That's exactly right.

That's precisely what we think. And that's why Bobby Kennedy and his team have done so much work to uncover just how much this mislabel billing was feeding this gender transition. madness. If you think about this, Will, you take a highly controversial, experimental, untested medical procedure like gender transition for a minor. A lot of insurers, a lot of physicians, they're not going to support that stuff. They're not going to fund that stuff. And that means there isn't any money in it. But if you fraudulently label it as something else as treating an indecrine disorder, then you can get a lot of money, even though you're doing something very experimental

and very untested. Listen to what the vice president is saying here. That means you had officials. You had doctors, billing experts, meaning you had the industry manipulating the data to execute these surgeries, to issue, you know, puberty blocker pills and the like,

so that they can continue to get paid. They try to go around the law. This is how dangerous they are, folks. This is why we should definitely be aware. we should definitely do our research and we should be pushing back on this all the way because if they're willing to manipulate the data

and change the information in the system make sure they get paid, they really don't care about the well-being of that child. Again, this is why I say it really was two things happening simultaneously. We know that there were 12-year-old girls especially because it was more common among girls than boys. It happened

with both, but it was more common with girls than boys. They'd get on social media. They'd They take feelings that were kind of normal for any adolescent, a certain discomfort with your body, with the changes that happen during adolescence. But then they would be lied to by some in the medical community told that if you let us do these procedures, these procedures that are going to make some of the doctors a lot of money, then somehow that's going to fix what you're feeling.

When in reality, what these kids needed is what a lot of adolescents have needed through the generations, which is somebody to listen to them, somebody to talk. with them, somebody to try to understand them, not somebody to try to get rich. Absolutely nailed it. That's, they don't need all this other stuff. You know, the other problem is, we want everyone to feel safe. We want to protect everyone. You actually can't protect everyone and you can't make everyone feel safe.

That's like saying, I want to please everyone. You can't please everyone. That's unrealistic. And what we should be doing is making the main thing, the main thing, which is the development of children. were more concerned with their gender and how they feel versus the development of their intellect. No wonder kids are behind today in the education system. This is, I got to leave it long because I'm about to get upset.

All right, let's go to Pete Hacks at, Secretary of War. He's pushing back and slamming the media after they started running reports of soldiers who are upset, meaning sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln, because they've been there too long and the showers are cold and things are moldy, and they're not able to eat fresh fruits, all this other stuff. And I think it's important you guys stick with me here because I did deploy to Afghanistan. So I have firsthand knowledge on what a deployment feels like. But I want you to hear what Pete Hacks said, had to say. Completely misrepresented.

Listen, we make sure that every ship, every crew, every captain has everything we can provide them at every single moment. Some deployments are longer than others. And I have more respect and gratitude for those sailors. than anybody. What they do in those high seas and those austere conditions with less port calls, it's incredible. Americans don't understand what it's like to do that. So as someone who's been not been on a ship like that, but been on long deployments, I feel it. I want them home as soon as everybody else. Do I want folks rotated as quickly as possible? I want the best for them. My commanders know that. Our service secretaries know that. The president expects that.

And so to that crew and to all those crews, we're going to do everything we can for you. And we are so grateful for their dedication of that crew and others. They've held the line for the country. And they've done a fantastic job. Okay. So this story has been catching a lot of steam from the left and mainstream media because this is another way that that, or this is another story that they could talk about to essentially paint a negative picture about the war with Iran. And where I get triggered is when they start weaponizing soldiers in order to do that, whether that is their sacrifice if they were killed, or in this particular story, as you guys can see here on the screen, he says exclusive text messages from a service member aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln shows horrific conditions. They do not have any fresh food.

One service member question if the government is doing this intentionally to see how far they can push sailors' limits, etc. Now, just so you guys understand, it is true that the USS Lincoln has been in that area, and it's a record in modern day history, 200 days. So sooner or later, the mental health of soldiers are definitely, there's going to be some issues. That doesn't mean the military is doing anything wrong, by the way. This is the cost of a deployment. Let's go to CNN, and I know you guys don't like seeing it, but I at least want you to hear the way that they're framing all of this.

Watch. That's George Washington Carrier Group is currently heading to the Middle East to replace the Lincoln, which has been the subject of growing concerns about the mental health of its crew. The aircraft carrier has been continuously at sea for more than 200 days. The ship's only port call happened last December. CNN first reported that a sailor went overboard earlier this month, but was quickly rescued. We're now learning new details about that incident. And news outlets like Stars and Stripes and the Navy Times are,

reporting that there have been multiple attempts by Lincoln crew members to jump overboard. Earlier, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth refuted reports about poor conditions on the Lincoln, claiming to Reuters that they were, quote, completely misrepresented. Last month, CNN's Pamela Brown reported live from on board that very aircraft carrier, and she had a chance to speak with many of the ship's crew, who were very candid with her. And she's with us now. First, tell us, though, about this relief that is on the way. know about this plan? I'm told Brianna that the USS George Washington is in route to provide relief to the USS Abraham Lincoln and its crew. It's about a week away from the location.

Officials cautioned that, you know, plans could change. It's a very dynamic situation, but that is the plan as of right now. They said they've had a contingency plan in the works for some time. They've been hesitant to give a specific timeline, first for operational reasons, security reasons, but also because they don't want to give false hope. There had been other timelines set before. they thought they would be home in May, the crew aboard the Abraham Lincoln. Clearly, that's not the case. They're still at sea, setting a record for being at sea for the longest, the most consecutive days without regular port visits.

And we're seeing the toll that that's taken. Let's go back to the comments because this is a type of story that gets veterans' attention. And they'll tell you what the truth is. Just look in the comment section. First one up, try nothing but MREs for every mill for six months, all while people are actively trying to kill you with IEDs, grenades, and sniper fire. Meanwhile, your entire platoon shares two showers and two shitters. Also, it's 115 degrees outside.

Okay. The next one. Any U.S. military member currently deployed and serving in active duty caught whining like a little bee because they don't have milk and fresh fruit should immediately be relieved of duty. Yeah, I mean, guys, yeah. So when I went to Afghanistan, we had cold showers. I slept in a tent. I slept in a in this box that was as small as your closet. Okay. These were not the best conditions. We always actually didn't have fresh food because of where we're located.

It's kind of common sense that would happen. And then if you're if you're thinking about soldiers who were stationed at fobs, which I've been to a couple there when I was in Afghanistan, yeah, you definitely don't have any food. You eat your MRE. So, you know, what the media is just trying to do is one of the most disgusting tactics, in my opinion, weaponizing the grievance of soldiers, which is part of a deployment. Soldiers are going to be frustrated and turn it into a national story. Let's go back to Pete Heck Seth. Here's what he said. Completely misrepresented. Listen, we make sure that every ship, every crew, every captain has everything we can provide them at every single moment. Some deployments are longer than others, and I have more respect.

and gratitude for those sailors than anybody. What they do in those high seas and those austere conditions with less port calls, it's incredible. Americans don't understand what it's like to do that. So as someone who's not been on a ship like that but been on long deployments, I feel it. I want them home as soon as everybody else. Do I want folks rotated as quickly as possible? I want the best for them. My commanders know that.

Our service secretaries know that. The president expects that. And so to that crew and to all those crews, we're going to do everything we can for you. And we are so grateful for their dedication of that crew and others. They've held the line for the country. And they've done a fantastic job. Let's go back to what soldiers have to deal with when they deploy. It's a multitude of things.

Number one, it's a culture shock. They go somewhere they've never been. So that's number one. Number two, they're away from their environment, their family, the people that they spend time with, the people they love. So that's an important thing. Three, they're in tight spaces and long period of time. If you're at sea, I mean, there is something psychological by not being able to touch the actual land. I understand that.

It's just like, I wouldn't say the people in the aircraft carrier have it worse than people who are in submarines. That's a whole other thing, okay? But it's taxing. There's no doubt about that. And as time goes on, the tougher it gets. And that's why there was the same thing in Iraq, in Afghanistan, where a unit would be deployed for six months and then it gets extended to nine months and then it got extended to a year. And then it was extended for a year and a half. And we had the same type of stories back then.

But what's interesting about this, the aircraft carrier that is on the way to replace them has already been deployed. So what are we talking about here? All right. Let's go to an interview they did on the USS Lincoln with one of the soldiers. Watch. I would say Braille's pretty low, and not just in the division, like in the ship entirely. Kind of like groundhog state. Yeah.

They live the same day over and over. So that gets hard. You were running pretty low in rations. I mean, at some point, some points in the day, it would just be about noodles and tuna mixed in together. And that was it. That's all you were eating? Sometimes you get a corn dog, sometimes you get a hot dog. But, you know, those were some rough days.

I'm glad for me to pass out. Yeah, this is why logistics is so important. They are the department, sort of speak, that is responsible for the food and the ammunition of soldiers and the supplies. So I'd be interested to see what the commander in charge of logistics has to say about this operation and what happened. Again, I don't think there was a failure. I think it's the reality of war. It's the tradeoff of war. And interviewing some soldiers that are saying that the morale is low.

is actually normal. Why would the morale be high when you're in the middle of a war and you've been out to sea for 200 days? I wouldn't expect the morale to be high. That doesn't mean there's some crisis happening or some fallout happening in the president or Pete Hexat did anything wrong. This is the reality. But I had to respond to this story because it's true propaganda, folks, and I'm telling you, it's going to continue to get more attention because the media knows exactly what they're doing. Share your thoughts in the comments section below to both of these updates today. Pray for our soldiers, obviously. But also, let me know your thoughts about what the Vice President uncovered and how much money has really been going to children's sex changes.

It's just evil stuff. Also, if you missed out on what happened earlier today, click on the next video because it's coming up right now.