Trump's Whistleblower Program Ahead of Midterms Backfires

President Donald Trump announced a new whistleblower program ahead of the midterm elections, offering payments of up to $30,000 for tips that lead to successful prosecutions or government action. Other coverage reported that the program has backfired, as Americans are flooding the Department of Justice with demands that Trump himself be investigated.

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• The program offers payments of up to $30,000 for fraud tips that lead to successful prosecutions or government action.

  «offering payments of up to $30,000 for fraud tips that result in a successful prosecution or government enforcement»

  USA TODAY
• The program was launched as part of the Trump administration's preparations for the midterm elections, and was announced by President Donald Trump.

  «President Donald Trump is rolling out a new program ahead of the midterm elections»

  USA TODAY
• According to other coverage, the Department of Justice received demands from Americans to investigate Trump himself after the program was launched.

  «with Americans bombarding it with demands to investigate President Donald Trump»

  Yahoo News Canada

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