Transcript of Evening Wire: RFK Jr. Targets Obamacare Fraud & Police Hunting Mexican Batman | 6.29.26

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Iran increases its cyberattacks on Israel threefold. Staggering new fraud has been found in the Obamacare program. And Jalisco authorities are on the hunt for a vigilante being called the Mexican Batman. I'm Georgia Howe. John's on vacation this week. It's Monday, June 29th, and this is Evening Wire. Iran's cyberattacks on Israel have tripled as several European countries vow to bring free and unconditional passage through Hormuz. Daily Wire foreign affairs reporter Kastia Keeva has more.

President Trump says U.S. and Iranian officials will meet again in Doha, Qatar, after both sides agreed to halt strikes following Iran's attack on U.S. bases over the weekend. Meanwhile, Iran is warning countries not to challenge its authority over the Strait of Hormuz, pushing back after French President Emmanuel Macron announced in a joint effort with Oman and international partners to secure shipping lanes in the strait. And Israel says Iranian cyberattacks have nearly tripled since last year, with roughly 4,800 incidents recorded in June alone. Israeli officials say the attacks have targeted businesses, law firms, government institutions, and critical infrastructure.

At least 4 people are dead after heavy rains caused floods across Kentucky on Saturday. Daily Wire contributor Tim Pearce has the details.

While the rains have relaxed, Governor Andy Beshear on Sunday warned people to stay off the roads if they can.

Be really careful if you're driving in any of these counties. If you can stay off the roads, do. Bridges have been wiped out, entire roads have been wiped away, and there is still standing and moving water. And sadly, at least one of our deaths was because someone attempted to drive through it.

The heavy floods forced over a dozen families into shelters and knocked out utilities for many more. The flooding is believed to be the worst that has hit Kentucky in decades. And several flash flood warnings remained in effect on Sunday. The National Weather Service reported that some parts of the state received as much as 8 inches of rainfall from the storms. Bashir has declared a state of emergency as rescue teams work to save dozens of people trapped by flooding and assess the damage.

3 firefighters have died battling fires that have scorched the west side of Colorado into Utah. Their remains arrived in flag-draped coffins at the Grand Junction Regional Airport on Sunday. Authorities said the men died after being suddenly overwhelmed by smoke and flames. Two others survived with burns. Three separate wildfires in the region have burned a combined 30,000 acres. Dry and windy conditions have fueled wildfires across the Southwest, but in Colorado, conditions are expected to be particularly severe this week. On Tuesday, parts of western Colorado are expecting wind gusts of up to 35 miles an hour. Top Trump officials have uncovered what they say is rampant fraud in the Obamacare federal healthcare program. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz blamed much of the fraud on mismanagement under the Biden administration.

More than a million people enrolled in Obamacare without Social Security numbers on file. That is a glaring warning sign of fraud.

Shady insurance agents and other bad actors have been getting paid to enroll unsuspecting Americans in health plans they never signed up for. These rogue agents have been flooding into healthcare.gov— that's the Obamacare marketplace. They submit applications for fake people, enroll stolen identities, all to collect millions of dollars in improper fees from insurance companies for selling plans they never legitimately sold.

Officials have not said how many accounts without Social Security numbers were officially fraudulent. Meanwhile, Obamacare enrollment has fallen from about 23 million last year to just over 19 million today. Chuck Schumer and other Democrats are getting booed at Pride events. Daily Wire lifestyle reporter Lauren Baer has the details.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was met with hissing, jeering, and booing while visiting New York City's Pride Parade. This has coincided with the people of New York City voting out Schumer-aligned career Democrats for younger socialist candidates.

Hi everybody! So I was the first senator to ever march in this parade, 1999, and I haven't missed one yet.

Scott Wiener, a Jewish Democrat in the California Senate, was heckled for being a, quote, "right-wing shill" and supporting Israel.

You do not belong here, Scott, anymore. It sucks because you've been wonderful. You've been wonderful for trans people and you've been terrible. You've been terrible on Gaza. We hate you.

Wiener is a gay man who has pushed pro-LGBTQ legislation, such as establishing California as a sanctuary state for trans youth.

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In a disturbing story out of California, authorities have discovered the remains of hundreds of dogs buried at a no-kill animal shelter in Humboldt County. Miranda's Rescue Animal Sanctuary in Fortuna, California reportedly took in hundreds of dogs in the last year alone, charging a minimum $500 surrender fee. While the shelter claimed to be no-kill, the math didn't add up to some in the community, leading to a police investigation. Hundreds of canine bodies were found along with bullet fragments. While the investigation is ongoing, prosecutors are likely to bring massive charges of animal cruelty as well as fraud. The gaming console wars are facing a new threat as hardware prices climb and sales hit historic lows. Daily Wire reporter Zach Jewell has the story.

Two of the industry's big three, Sony and Microsoft, have both raised console prices, with the basic PlayStation 5 now costing about $650. Pushing the price above $700 once you add a new game. And Xbox has seen the worst May sales in the history of the 25-year brand. For an industry that originally promised to bring the often expensive arcade experience into the home, the trend is pushing more gamers toward PC platforms and retro gaming. Microsoft said its latest price hikes stem from supplier costs, as the same components needed for consoles, such as system memory, have surged amid booming demand from the AI industry.

The World Cup elimination bracket has been set. The group round wrapped up over the weekend, whittling the field down to the final 32 teams who will now compete in a single elimination bracket. France and Argentina are still favored in the betting odds, with many expecting them to meet in the finals. The US has had a good showing thus far and will seek to keep their run alive in their match against Bosnia on Wednesday. The road for the US will be tough from there though, as they'd likely face juggernaut teams like Spain and then France. The biggest upset so far came from Uruguay, which suffered a shock elimination in the group stage despite being ranked 19th in the world prior to the tournament. The drama compounded as the Uruguayan Football Association chose to cancel the team's private flight back after their disappointing loss, leaving the players to arrange their own commercial flights rather than traveling as a team. The biggest individual success so far goes to 39-year-old Lionel Messi, who currently leads the tournament with 6 goals scored for Argentina. And finally, police in Jalisco, Mexico are on the hunt for the Mexican Batman. The vigilante is known for snatching motorcycle thieves and leaving them duct taped to lampposts.

Police have now discovered at least 5 men bound with tape with cat whiskers drawn on their faces and the Spanish word for thief written on their foreheads. Mexican Batman is also known for leaving stolen bikes in front of the criminals for police to cover. Much like the original Batman, the police view this vigilante as a criminal and are actively trying to bring him in also. Those are your drive home updates this evening. To learn more about these stories, go to dailywire.com. And in case you missed it earlier today, we covered some major stories including the US and Iran exchanging fire amid ongoing peace talks, rescuers pulling survivors from the rubble in Venezuela, and America celebrating its first 250 years with the exception of a few states which are opting out. Thanks for tuning in. We'll be back tomorrow morning with another full edition of Morning Wire.

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