#1044 - Nick Shirley - Inside Minnesota's $10B Childcare Fraud Scandal

Who were you on the phone to this morning? A lot of people have been calling me. I actually can't even keep track of all the numbers. And so today, I just got asked to go talk in front of congress just a moment ago. So people are just calling me saying, hey. We want some information. Can you tell us about this? We're just trying to gather information. And for instance, today, someone just called me and said, hey. We have a a meeting we'd like you to testify in front of congress, January 21. So I'll see if I'll do that. Right. So it's starting to hit the bigger levels of sort of real law, real government now? Yeah. I mean, within just one day of me posting my video, well, it got over a 100,000,000 views in seventy two hours. Both in the first day alone, you had Elon Musk retweet it. You had JD Vance retweet it. You had quite literally every major politician retweet it. The next morning, Kash Patel puts out a post on x about it. And then that same day, attorney general Pam Bondi also puts puts out a post, mentioning my name in that video. Same day, Mike Johnson as well. So it spread across the entire Internet, and it's the most viral video, the expose on fraud in Minnesota. It's the most viral video by anybody not named mister Beast in an expose format. Over a 100,000,000 views in seventy two hours. Did you end Tim Waltz? I did end Tim Waltz. He is no longer running for reelection of governor. Tell me the story then. So Tim Waltz, everyone knows him. He he was almost the vice president of The United States, and he has a record going on in Minnesota talking about fraud. Ever since 2019, he's known about fraud. He's been talking about how they've been fighting fraud. And he's been enabling this fraud to happen, and so I go and make this video. And what I showed the fraud happening, and you would think people would be like, oh, amazing. This kid just showed that fraud's happening. Instead, Tim Waltz goes on TV. He calls me a white supremacist, calls me far right, and he also calls me a delusional conspiracy theorist. Are you any of those things? No. And so then Tim Waltz, after calling me all that, he drops out of running for reelection of governor. So I was right. I show people the truth. And Tim Waltz, he couldn't handle it. So, therefore, he went to deflecting mechanisms of calling me far right, delusional conspiracist do delusional conspiracist, and, a white supremacist when I was just talking about fraud. You think that the reason that he's not running for reelection is exclusively because of this story? Yeah. 100%. He knows the baggage just so much that he cannot he can't run from it, and he's hoping probably people would think less of it. …