‘Fork in the road’: Fraud finder David Hoch issues dire warning to Minnesotans as elections loom David Hoch, the fraud researcher featured in Nick Shirley's viral videos about suspected fraud in Minnesota, spoke with Liz Collin on her podcast. Hoch, who hasn't stopped investigating fraud in all its forms in Minnesota and beyond, says now is a pivotal time in America — especially with the midterm elections coming up. He spoke about some of the latest issues he’s investigating, how his family has disowned him, and how Minnesotans and Americans are standing "at that fork in the road." "You gotta decide ... either with me and you support what I do, or you're against me and you oppose what I do — and you support fraud and you support the destruction of our country," Hoch said.

WATCH: State auditor candidate Zack Filipovich struggles to respond when called out by opponent Scott Jensen Jensen noted that Filipovich worked for an accounting firm whose owner swindled $235,000 from the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce. Filipovich worked for Eagle Accounting from 2013-2019; court documents say the owner's criminal activity occurred from 2017-2019. Filipovich: "I am talk ... I'm talking in in general and um, you know, that, that you're talking about um, you brought that up." Jensen: "I'm talking about the guy who hired you." Filipovich: "It's clear you don't know how an accounting office works because I was working on different projects." Jensen: "Down the hall from him." Filipovich: *chuckles*

WATCH: Andrew Ferguson says federal prosecutors moved to seize half a city block in Minneapolis tied to SNAP fraud. “Just yesterday they filed to seize half a city block in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with property that had been obtained with SNAP dollars,” Ferguson said. He said the money “should have gone to hungry Minnesotans” but was instead used to fraudulently purchase property in Minneapolis.

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