Anthony D'Esposito

He happens to be President Trump's general inspector for his labor department and was, not that long ago, one of our most valued congressmen.

My dear, dear friend, my brother, Anthony D'Esposito.

Tony D., good morning, buddy.

How are you?

[laughs] I know.

So silly.

Anthony D'Esposito joining me this morning.

Former congressman, and now doing a great job for President Trump's Labor Department.

Happy about what I saw from Bruce Blakeman last night.

I know you were out there with Joe Cairo and Patty Ryder and Anthony D'Esposito at one of my favorite places, Umbertos.

Tell me what you saw last night, Peter.

Yeah, I tell you, it was like a massive boxing performance.

... and, uh, his, his department and secured over 200 convictions in the last five months alone.

So Keith has been one of our real all-stars on the anti-fraud task force, and of course the IG of DOL, Anthony Desposito, all of them will speak, and then you guys can ask us a few questions.

But here, here's the basic problem, something that we've been working towards fixing in the Trump administration for a long time.

The H-1B visa program is meant to allow companies to bring in really the best of the best from outside the United States of America for positions that are completely impossible to fill with American workers.

Guy's amazing.

So we'll talk to Nicole, and then, uh, this guy's Italian, now works for President Trump's Labor Department, but at one point was one of our valued congressmen out on Long Island, the great Anthony D'Esposito.

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He was a valued congressman out on Long Island.

He's now doing a great job as the general inspector for President Trump's Labor Department.

My good friend Anthony D'Esposito.

Still to stop by.

Okay.

Now, [clears throat] this next clip is Anthony Desposito from the Office of the Inspector General for the Department of Labor, and here he is talking about the fraud that we see at universities because there is also now a major crackdown on J-1 visas.

He has been hinting around this on X. I've shown it in a couple of different reports, but now he goes balls to the wall talking about exactly how bad it is and exactly how Americans are being shut out of the process

Investigation into the J-1 visa fraud involving nine major American universities.

It's almost like a humiliation rul- ritual where he forces them to feel confident that they're gonna be okay and that the changes that he's making to the United States are not going to affect them or their companies, and then he goes ahead and does it anyways because at the end of the day, it's good for the United States of America.

All right.

Now, also, as it applies to H-1B and, uh, visas, uh, the new directives have just come out from USCIS and the Department of Labor, where Anthony Desposito works, to examine LCA forms and form I-129.

These apply to all movements of H-1B.

When you're running on your hatred of America, uh, that's how you know that this, this election is the most important one of our lifetime.

The great Anthony D'Esposito, General Inspector for President Trump's Labor Department, doing an unbelievable job exposing and uncovering billions and billions of dollars of fraud, was a great congressman.

Something tells me he'll be back there one day as well.

Either way, I love the guy.

I'll see you soon.

All right, love you.

Anthony D'Esposito right there on Sid and Friends in the Morning.

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That have enabled this abuse for decades.

Due to ongoing criminal investigations led by the Department of Labor's Inspector General Anthony D. Esposito, who will get into this shortly, I am hereby suspending from the Permanent Labor Certification Program some of the largest IT outsourcing firms in the world, Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL, and Capgemini.

And also due to multiple active federal investigations, the Department of Labor is suspending Microsoft and Adobe from the program.

Incredibly based on many, many levels.