Isabel Brown Breaks Down Nick Shirley's Investigation Uncovering $170 Million in California Taxpayer Fraud

[00:00] Shh. Shh. Everybody be quiet. My show is

[00:02] on. Nick Shirley is back, baby. This

[00:04] time in California, uncovering $170

[00:08] million

[00:10] in taxpayer fraud for Medicare, for

[00:12] hospice, for daycarees, voter fraud, and

[00:15] so much more. How come all it takes is

[00:16] one 23-year-old kid in a gray hoodie

[00:19] when the entire legacy media

[00:20] establishment is refusing to even ask

[00:22] any of these questions to expose it?

[00:24] We're breaking it all down today on the

[00:26] Isabelle Brown Show.

[00:39] The goat of independent journalism

[00:41] himself, Nick Shirley in the flesh, is

[00:44] back at it and breaking the internet all

[00:46] over again after he broke all of our

[00:48] brains exposing the Somali daycare fraud

[00:52] in Minneapolis last December. If you

[00:54] guys remember, he posted a super long

[00:56] video to X at the time at the end of

[00:58] December. It was about a 45minute expose

[01:01] that no one in the mainstream media

[01:03] really wanted to cover, but was shocking

[01:06] in discovering just how much people are

[01:08] taking advantage of the United States

[01:10] government and how many infinite US

[01:13] taxpayer dollars are being spent on

[01:15] lining the pockets of bad actors with

[01:18] really bad intentions. His Minneapolis

[01:20] expose is currently sitting at almost

[01:22] 150 million views on X, largely because

[01:26] of the help of Elon Musk amplifying his

[01:29] message, literally putting his money

[01:30] where his mouth is, saying, "We are the

[01:32] people are the media now, which

[01:34] propelled Nick Shirley to continue his

[01:36] investigative series. And now he is on

[01:38] the west coast of the country exposing

[01:40] the rampant fraud that is destroying the

[01:43] state of California." Now, it's no major

[01:45] secret I am not California's biggest

[01:47] fan. In fact, if you've known me for

[01:50] longer than 5 minutes, you should know

[01:52] that I hate California. Actually, I love

[01:54] what it's supposed to be. But

[01:56] California, in actuality, is like a

[01:58] cancer with its policies and is

[02:00] destroying state by state by state by

[02:02] state all over the country as people

[02:05] flee California and the insanity that

[02:08] they left to just bring it to the next

[02:10] state that they are moving to. Colorado

[02:12] became the blueprint for this throughout

[02:14] my entire childhood and sadly is no

[02:16] longer the state that I loved growing up

[02:18] in and never somewhere that I would feel

[02:20] comfortable raising my children today.

[02:22] And I'm seeing this happen like dominoes

[02:24] just knocking down one by one by one all

[02:27] over the rest of the country. Why? I

[02:29] don't know. Why people can't leave

[02:30] California and then vote for policies

[02:32] that actually would help people's lives

[02:35] instead of destroying them. I don't

[02:37] know. It's one of the biggest mysteries

[02:38] of modern American politics and culture.

[02:41] But I still have a heart for the amazing

[02:43] people that I know and love who live in

[02:45] California and who are fighting to

[02:47] expose this stuff every single day to

[02:49] fight for their home, their hometowns,

[02:51] their families, raising their children

[02:52] in the same place that they grew up and

[02:54] love and wanting to pass that forward to

[02:56] every generation still to come. So when

[02:58] I see videos like this new one from Nick

[03:00] Shirley, my heart just breaks because

[03:02] unlike just the daycare fraud that is

[03:05] destroying places like Minneapolis in

[03:08] real time and turning Minneapolis,

[03:09] Minnesota basically into Mogadishu 2.0.

[03:13] What's happening in California is so

[03:15] much bigger and almost impossible to

[03:18] wrap your head around to be honest

[03:19] because it's daycare fraud. It's

[03:21] Medicare fraud, it's voter fraud, it is

[03:23] literally every single type of fraud and

[03:26] deception you can possibly begin to wrap

[03:28] your head around at a degree that is

[03:31] impossible to describe. To quote the

[03:33] legend himself, Obi-Wan Kenobi,

[03:36] everyone's favorite master, "You will

[03:38] never find a more wretched hive of scum

[03:40] and villain. You will never find a more

[03:44] wretched hive of scum and villain

[03:46] >> than what you're about to see in this

[03:48] video. Nick is exposing it all, tweeting

[03:50] this this week. Here is the full 40

[03:52] minutes of my crew and I exposing

[03:54] California fraud. Minnesota was big, but

[03:56] California is even bigger. We uncovered

[03:58] over $170

[04:01] million in fraud. This is one kid just

[04:04] like looking this stuff up on his own.

[04:05] $170 million in fraud as these

[04:08] fraudsters live in luxury with no

[04:10] consequences. like it and share it. The

[04:12] fraud must stop. We all work way too

[04:14] hard and pay way too much in taxes.

[04:16] You're telling me as we get ready for

[04:18] the worst day of the year for this to be

[04:19] happening. These fraudsters have been

[04:21] able to defraud American taxpayers for

[04:23] years without any push back from the

[04:24] public and politicians. It's time to

[04:26] expose it all and end America's fraud

[04:29] crisis. Obviously, we don't have time to

[04:31] show you the full 40inute expose, but I

[04:33] do encourage you to go watch it

[04:34] alongside the 10 million other people

[04:37] that have already watched this in the

[04:39] last few days on X. But there are a few

[04:42] standout moments that I wanted to share

[04:43] with you because if this doesn't break

[04:45] your brain as to how broken our current

[04:48] system is, nothing else possibly would.

[04:52] On the note of independent media and its

[04:54] importance to changing the world, if you

[04:56] guys are anything like me, when you're

[04:57] thinking about social media, you love

[04:59] the good parts of the internet, but you

[05:01] probably also are side eyeing all of the

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[05:05] teenagers have access to every day. I'm

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[05:15] teenagers in the first place. So,

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[05:17] they actually know, not random strangers

[05:19] that are sliding into their DMs. It's

[05:21] also designed to help keep their content

[05:23] experience positive and age appropriate.

[05:25] And for younger teenagers under the age

[05:27] of 16, they can't loosen those default

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[05:30] approval, which means you get to stay

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[05:33] your teenager is using Instagram. As a

[05:35] mom myself, someday when digital media

[05:38] becomes a more normal part of my

[05:39] daughter's life, I want to actually

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[05:59] accounts. For a couple minute segment

[06:01] out of this expose, Nick Shirley headed

[06:02] to an apartment type complex that

[06:04] honestly looks like an old rundown motel

[06:06] that has to registered at this address

[06:09] over 15 different hospice companies that

[06:12] clearly are not actually operational but

[06:15] all registered to the same address. And

[06:17] the really telling part of this is in

[06:19] the parking lot there are a hundred

[06:21] thousand plus dollar cars lining every

[06:24] spot in the parking lot. He says each

[06:26] and every person that he talks to in

[06:28] this complex is wearing some sort of

[06:30] designer clothing. Clearly just spending

[06:32] gobs of money. And the second that he

[06:34] started knocking on all the doors and

[06:35] the word was getting out that he was

[06:37] there. All these like mafia mobsters hop

[06:40] in their $100,000 cars and drive away

[06:42] from this shabby old motel who clearly

[06:45] allegedly allegedly are perpetrating

[06:48] this fraud against the American people.

[06:50] Watch this. To the original location

[06:51] where we found over 15 hospices in one

[06:54] plaza. I wanted to make sure it wasn't a

[06:56] fluke that Armenian mafia members were

[06:58] running the show and that there weren't

[07:00] just randomly $100,000 cars the day I

[07:02] went by. And this time it was even

[07:04] worse.

[07:04] >> Sir, how are you? How are you?

[07:07] >> Good. So, what do you think about all

[07:09] this hospice fraud? Sir, you're you're

[07:12] in the cyber truck driving away taking

[07:15] money from old people.

[07:18] Yet, he's just driving away in his cyber

[07:20] truck. Why don't you answer any

[07:21] questions? Let's see. We have another

[07:23] rich person as well that's getting rich

[07:25] off this bad.

[07:26] >> This guy's leaving as well. So, the two

[07:28] people that walked out of Holy Angels,

[07:29] they're in a brand new Cybert truck and

[07:32] a new BMW.

[07:33] >> I got to pause it right there for a

[07:34] second. Holy angels. Holy Angel's

[07:37] Hospice Care. You literally cannot make

[07:39] this up. This is almost as good as

[07:41] quality learing center. And I sure did

[07:43] lear a lot from the last Nick Shirley

[07:45] expose. How lucrative of a business is

[07:48] Hospice? I'm seeing a Cybert truck here

[07:49] in a nice BMW.

[07:53] It's good. Yeah, cuz it looks like for

[07:55] instance, Guardian of Angels that used

[07:58] to be here, $4.8 million they build the

[08:00] state of California.

[08:02] >> And how many clients do you guys have?

[08:04] >> Where the Do I have a badge? Do I need

[08:05] to answer your question?

[08:06] >> I'm just curious.

[08:08] >> It's not mine. I just work.

[08:10] >> Yeah. You must be getting paid pretty

[08:12] well, right?

[08:13] >> No, not Bro, my parents. Come on.

[08:16] >> Did your parents run the hospital?

[08:17] >> No, they don't work.

[08:19] >> No. Is that the Who's that guy in the

[08:21] cyber truck?

[08:22] >> He's my uncle.

[08:23] >> He's your uncle. So, it's like a family

[08:24] business. The hospicees.

[08:26] >> But why was he walking out of the

[08:27] hospice then, too?

[08:29] >> Cuz he came to brother. Can you leave me

[08:31] alone?

[08:31] >> Like these hospices? There's nothing

[08:32] inside of him. If it's not you guys, how

[08:34] come you're in the newest BMW and the

[08:36] newest Cyber Truck?

[08:37] >> Well, because I

[08:38] >> I can only imagine what the guy

[08:41] >> probably leave me alone.

[08:42] >> Just all the other hospices. Do you like

[08:44] taking care of old people? Like, are you

[08:45] the one going out and visiting the

[08:47] hospice patients, sir?

[08:49] >> Uh oh, he's going to have to do another

[08:50] point turn.

[08:52] >> Yeah, you guys are in my mood.

[08:54] >> You could just go that way. What's the

[08:55] key to opening up a hospice if I want to

[08:56] open up one? Cuz it's a you're in the

[08:58] family business of hospices.

[09:01] if I want to open my own.

[09:06] >> What do you do for work here?

[09:07] >> Huh?

[09:07] >> What do you do for work here?

[09:09] >> Why?

[09:09] >> Oh, we're just looking around. We're

[09:11] seeing all these, so we're just curious.

[09:13] >> Well, I don't know, man.

[09:17] >> Word got out that I was inside of the

[09:19] plaza and all the fraudsters started

[09:21] hopping in their cars, leaving the

[09:23] scene.

[09:23] >> Excuse me. Let's see if they can just

[09:26] answer our questions really quick.

[09:27] Hello. Can we ask you a quick question?

[09:30] Driving out in a brand new M8. They

[09:33] can't get out that easy.

[09:36] How can I get an M8 as well? Should I

[09:38] open up a hospice?

[09:42] Driving out in a brand new M8 BMW M8

[09:46] competition. Listen to this thing. This

[09:49] is the sound of hospice money. This is

[09:53] the sound of hospice money. Can I just

[09:56] say I spent some time with Nick a few

[09:58] weeks ago. We were at the speaker of the

[09:59] houses's uh cocktail reception right

[10:01] before uh the State of the Union. And it

[10:03] was so fun to get to catch up with him.

[10:04] My husband and I have been Nick Shirley

[10:07] stands well before his Minneapolis

[10:09] videos ever blew up. But he has been

[10:12] truly I said at the beginning of the

[10:13] video, the goat of independent media in

[10:16] ways I've never expected. All because

[10:18] he's just a 23-year-old kid that is

[10:21] looking this stuff up. It's public

[10:22] record. Anybody can look this up. taking

[10:24] a handheld camera and walking around

[10:26] just asking people questions. Like this

[10:28] is the very definition of boots on the

[10:30] ground independent guerilla journalism.

[10:32] And this is making such bigger waves a

[10:35] massive impact than anything any actual

[10:38] investigative journalist ever paid

[10:41] $250,000 for a Harvard journalism degree

[10:44] is doing right now. It it it is crazy to

[10:47] me that more people are not copying this

[10:50] strategy, frankly, because this is the

[10:52] easiest thing in the entire world. And

[10:54] yet, he's so good at it, obviously,

[10:55] because he is wildly talented and

[10:57] incredibly smart. But nobody has the

[10:59] secret sauce.

[11:00] >> Where's the lamb sauce?

[11:02] >> Come on, man. This the lamb sauce.

[11:04] >> Where's the lamb sauce?

[11:06] >> There is no secret ingredient. Just go

[11:08] expose it. That's what I love the most

[11:10] about Nick in his gray hoodies. We love

[11:12] it. Remember how I said it's not just

[11:14] hospice fraud, though? We know that

[11:16] rampant daycare fraud is happening in

[11:19] Minneapolis, aka Mogadishu, Minnesota.

[11:22] Frankly, we all picked the wrong career

[11:23] path. We all should have been opening

[11:25] Somali daycarees this entire time. And

[11:27] maybe we could all be driving Cyber

[11:28] Trucks and buying gazillion dollar homes

[11:30] and not struggling the way that our

[11:32] generation has been struggling for too

[11:34] long. Daycare fraud is also happening in

[11:36] the state of California. And Nick

[11:37] Shirley uncovered in this video one

[11:39] adult daycare that is not open. This is

[11:42] an adult daycare for presumably people

[11:44] with special needs. The front glass

[11:45] panels of the building are all shattered

[11:48] and broken. So clearly this is not

[11:50] actually a business that is currently in

[11:52] use. And yet this adult daycare has

[11:55] build to the state of California $19

[11:59] million to taxpayers. This is insane.

[12:02] And another thing to take note of is

[12:04] Gavin Newsome right now in poly market.

[12:06] He is the leading nominee for the

[12:08] Democrats come 2028. All this fraud's

[12:11] taking place. All this waste is taking

[12:13] place. Nobody really knows what's going

[12:14] on. I mean, look at this place. This

[12:16] adult daycare received $19 million. Has

[12:18] build the state of California over $19

[12:20] million over the past few years. All

[12:22] taking place in Gavin Newsome's

[12:24] California. Adult daycarees that are

[12:27] clearly not in operation. Spending $19

[12:30] million in taxpayer funds. And nobody

[12:33] cares. Nobody double checks. There's no

[12:35] oversight. Interesting. It's funny he

[12:37] mentions Gavin Newsome there actually.

[12:39] And another shocking part of this video

[12:40] is Nick Shirley investigating the

[12:42] streets of California, showing areas

[12:44] that he says look worse than third world

[12:47] countries. I mean, like this is truly

[12:49] the most destitute poverty you could

[12:51] possibly begin to imagine. And he's

[12:53] warning this decay is not limited to a

[12:55] few spots. The way that it used to be

[12:56] isolated to a place like Skid Row in Los

[12:59] Angeles, this is everywhere. It is all

[13:01] over the cities that he traversed doing

[13:03] this investigative video. Wasn't it

[13:05] Gavin Newsome though that promised when

[13:08] he was very first running for office in

[13:11] the first place that homelessness,

[13:13] tackling homelessness was his number one

[13:15] priority? And hasn't it been Gavin

[13:18] Newsome that has promised on the

[13:19] campaign trail over and over and over

[13:22] again every time he runs for reelection,

[13:24] homelessness and ending homelessness is

[13:26] my number one priority as your elected

[13:30] representative. Yet, this has only

[13:32] continued to get worse and worse and

[13:34] worse with every passing year. I spent

[13:36] one summer living in California. I was

[13:38] interning for Prageru in the summer of

[13:40] 2019 as like my first exposure into the

[13:43] content creator world whatsoever. And uh

[13:45] they offered me a full-time gig if I

[13:47] moved to California. And they were so

[13:48] sweet. I love the Prageru team, but I

[13:50] had to look at them and say, "Nope,

[13:51] sorry. I will never move to this state.

[13:53] I feel terrible." But no. While we were

[13:55] there, we did several videos exposing a

[13:57] lot of the poverty in Skid Row, in

[13:59] particular in downtown Los Angeles. And

[14:00] I will never forget the things that I

[14:02] saw. Now I go home to Colorado this year

[14:06] or in the last several years and the

[14:08] entirety of downtown Denver now looks

[14:10] like Skid Row. Los Angeles, I'm sure, is

[14:13] infinitely worse than it was even just

[14:15] several years ago in 2019. And if this

[14:18] is indeed true from this Nick Shirley

[14:20] video that everywhere looks like this,

[14:22] how on God's green earth can people

[14:24] legitimately be considering Gavin

[14:26] Newsome as a viable candidate for the

[14:28] next president of the United States?

[14:29] Like honestly ask yourself, do you want

[14:32] the rest of our country to look like

[14:34] this?

[14:34] >> Look at this. The self-abandonment here.

[14:36] And then what are these little pods

[14:38] right here?

[14:38] >> This is where the gun was pulled out on

[14:39] me. So I kind of want to talk to the

[14:40] treehouse guy, not the guy with the gun.

[14:42] >> Wow. Wow. The treehouse. We're going in.

[14:44] Here we go. Let's let Darren go in talk

[14:47] for a quick second.

[14:47] >> Freddy, are you home?

[14:48] >> Let's see if his name's Freddy.

[14:52] >> How you doing, sir? We're just trying to

[14:54] talk to Freddy who lives in the

[14:55] treehouse. Freddy, you not home?

[14:56] >> You want to do an interview, fam?

[14:57] >> Sure. I got

[14:58] >> I got I got a little key.

[14:59] >> Here's a dollar bill.

[15:00] >> You want to know what it's like living

[15:02] out here? Has the city ever came to

[15:04] offer you any resources? They get

[15:05] millions of dollars. Have you seen a

[15:07] single dollar from the city?

[15:08] >> Let me put this up. But they ain't came

[15:10] to offer nothing. They came with some

[15:11] fake little signs saying that they're

[15:14] going to uh

[15:15] >> basically help us out, right? But

[15:17] there's no help, man. There's no help.

[15:19] >> How long you been out here for?

[15:20] >> I've been out here for like a year now.

[15:22] >> What brought you out here?

[15:23] >> Different stuff that happens at home.

[15:26] You know what I mean? different home,

[15:27] you know, and then the economics of

[15:29] just, you know, losing job and stuff,

[15:31] you know what I mean?

[15:33] >> You know, if you lived out here, you

[15:35] know how it is, you know what I mean?

[15:36] >> Not a lot of people living out here.

[15:38] >> They living bad, you know what I mean?

[15:39] But not everybody's like mentally up.

[15:42] You know what I mean? Some people's on

[15:43] drugs, you know. Some people's on drugs,

[15:47] some people mentally, you know, [ __ ]

[15:49] up. You know, they got people like you

[15:50] out here, too. Like young kids, man.

[15:52] Smart as building like this, though. You

[15:54] know what I How old's the youngest

[15:56] person you've seen out here?

[15:58] >> Like 17.

[15:59] >> 17 years old living out here in Oakland

[16:01] on in these circumstances right here.

[16:02] How long has it been like this here?

[16:04] >> About 2 years.

[16:05] >> About 2 years. So it's just like

[16:06] recently.

[16:07] >> Two years. Yo. Yo, recently. But it just

[16:09] migrated over. You know what I mean?

[16:11] People start burning down each other and

[16:13] then you know they move from West

[16:14] Oakland to East Oakland. This is all

[16:16] around. It needs some help out here.

[16:17] Just period.

[16:18] >> And have you ever been contacted by a

[16:20] city official or by anybody here in the

[16:22] city?

[16:23] >> Nobody. Would you accept help if the

[16:25] city gave you guys help?

[16:26] >> Yeah, you would accept help. It's

[16:27] enough.

[16:28] >> Well, that's enough. Okay, he's called

[16:30] it. All right, have a good rest of your

[16:31] day, bro.

[16:32] >> We got a lot to see, but we got the

[16:34] cops.

[16:34] >> We have Oakland's find us.

[16:36] >> We just can't really talk about all the

[16:37] other stuff just cuz like we can get in

[16:38] trouble before it's

[16:40] >> media thing. We can follow you guys over

[16:42] to our media person.

[16:44] >> You guys have a blessed day.

[16:45] >> Have a good one.

[16:46] >> You guys be safe. Give us a call right

[16:48] now.

[16:48] >> Look, look, the cops pull through. They

[16:50] didn't even do any They didn't stop or

[16:51] talk to anybody. I They just come

[16:53] through, patrol the area. I mean, look,

[16:54] Darren, this is next level, right?

[16:56] >> Honestly, this looks like something out

[16:58] of a dystopian movie. Like, there's no

[17:00] way this is actually real. That American

[17:02] citizens are living like this. And yet,

[17:04] they are. We've known this for a long

[17:06] time, especially in the state of

[17:07] California, that American citizens are

[17:09] being completely neglected by their

[17:11] government. This guy says, "Not once,

[17:13] not once has someone from the city or

[17:15] state government come out to ask, how

[17:17] can we help? Can we get you in

[17:18] affordable housing? Can we put you in a

[17:20] shelter? Can we offer you an opportunity

[17:22] to to get a job?" All of these programs

[17:25] that Gavin Newsome has said for years

[17:27] are his number one priority. And yet

[17:30] instead they'll spend $19 million on an

[17:32] adult daycare that clearly isn't

[17:34] operational or hundreds of millions of

[17:36] dollars on Medicare fraud begs the

[17:38] question, all of this affordable housing

[17:40] that should be available to Californians

[17:42] who have lost their job or are

[17:44] struggling with something like addiction

[17:46] or a mental health crisis or any other

[17:48] problem in their life that deserves

[17:50] extra attention and care. I thought we

[17:52] were supposed to serve the least of

[17:53] these to help the marginalized. How much

[17:55] of that housing is actually going to

[17:56] illegal immigrants instead? Begs the

[17:58] question. I don't know. Again, just

[18:00] further proof that these people don't

[18:01] actually care about social justice or

[18:04] helping the marginalized and uplifting

[18:06] those struggling with homelessness or

[18:08] poverty. They're just interested in the

[18:09] talking point about it, which is why

[18:10] Gavin Newsome has run for office every

[18:13] single time saying ending homelessness

[18:15] is his number one priority. And here we

[18:17] are. So, we've got Medicare fraud and

[18:20] hospice fraud. We've got daycare fraud.

[18:23] And additionally, in this video, Nick

[18:25] Shirley is exposing voting fraud in

[18:27] California, which obviously I expect to

[18:30] lead the country and just how truly

[18:32] insane it actually is. He claims that

[18:34] abandoned buildings throughout

[18:35] California have countless people

[18:37] registered to vote at them, even though

[18:39] the buildings are themselves abandoned.

[18:42] He interviewed one guy in a Little Man

[18:43] on the Street interview, and this guy

[18:44] says, "I've never seen a single person

[18:47] go in or out of these buildings. It

[18:49] doesn't surprise me. This is commie for

[18:52] a reason. Listen to this.

[18:53] >> This building here in downtown San

[18:55] Diego, there's over 16 people who are

[18:58] registered to vote at this address right

[19:01] here. It would surprise you if inside of

[19:03] this building alone, there's 15 people

[19:05] registered to vote. Yet, all the windows

[19:07] are boarded up. Oh, one of the business

[19:09] was duckets, and I never saw anybody go

[19:11] in or out of there.

[19:12] >> 15 people are registered to vote, and a

[19:14] lot of them voted in the 2024 election.

[19:16] >> Doesn't surprise me. This is commie for

[19:19] a reason.

[19:20] >> Do you think voter fraud takes place

[19:21] here in California?

[19:22] >> 100%.

[19:23] >> And do you trust Gavin Newsome?

[19:25] >> No. No. Not at all. You could tell by

[19:29] the way he talks. He never wants to

[19:30] answer a real question. Uh let's see. He

[19:32] calls ICE basically calls him out. Calls

[19:35] him terrorist. In some ways, I kind of

[19:37] hope he runs for president. That means

[19:39] someone else is going to get governor.

[19:40] And if he doesn't make it as president,

[19:41] his political career is done. I don't

[19:44] see him winning. I really don't. Right

[19:46] now in poly market he's leading for the

[19:47] Democrats as far as who's going to be

[19:49] the next nominee.

[19:50] >> Yeah. And Com is leading. Look how that

[19:53] went.

[19:53] >> Look how that went. It is time for us to

[19:56] be unburdened by what has been. I can

[19:58] imagine what can be and be unburdened by

[20:00] what has been. You know, I actually feel

[20:03] for this guy. I share his disgust and

[20:05] disdain with Gavin Newsome's policies.

[20:07] But it's a dangerous game to play to

[20:09] say, "I hope he runs for president so

[20:10] someone else can be the governor of

[20:12] California because he definitely won't

[20:14] win the presidential election." I don't

[20:16] think people realize on the right how

[20:19] shockingly well Gavin Newsome probably

[20:21] would do in a presidential election. Not

[20:23] that he's guaranteed to win, per se, but

[20:26] I think you would be shocked how well

[20:28] this man would do running for president

[20:29] of the United States, which is why we

[20:31] have to expose this stuff now, today,

[20:34] right here with whatever resources we

[20:36] have available to us. Honestly, at this

[20:38] point, shame on the mainstream media for

[20:40] their complete failure to act in

[20:42] exposing any of this stuff. Nick Shirley

[20:44] has gone to two states, and not even the

[20:46] entirety of two states, but just two

[20:48] states and uncovered hundreds of

[20:50] millions of dollars in fraud. I don't

[20:53] see a single federal investigator

[20:55] talking about this. I don't see a single

[20:57] investigative journalist taking it upon

[20:59] themselves to go do all of this stuff on

[21:01] their own. What I see is a 23-year-old

[21:03] in a gray hoodie filming it on his

[21:05] phone. God bless this man, Nick Shirley,

[21:08] for supreme leader of the world. At this

[21:10] point, I get asked all the time, how can

[21:13] somebody possibly begin to build a

[21:14] following or have a gazillion followers

[21:16] on social media or get 150 million views

[21:18] on a video like Nick Shirley did? But

[21:20] again, what I love about Nick is he's

[21:21] just a normal guy. He's a 23-year-old

[21:24] kid who saw something happening, who saw

[21:26] a legitimate injustice in society and

[21:28] decided to do something about it, to

[21:30] expose it, to just put it out there. You

[21:32] never know what will happen if you just

[21:34] have the courage to use your voice. The

[21:37] gift that we have through social media

[21:39] and the platform of the internet,

[21:41] especially on platforms like X and Tik

[21:43] Tok where you never know where virality

[21:45] is going to come from, that has never

[21:48] existed in the history of humankind. So

[21:51] get off your booty today and go do

[21:53] something about it. Go use your voice.

[21:56] Go film something on your phone. Go

[21:57] expose something that's happening in

[21:59] your own community. Because if we all

[22:01] had the courage to do what Nick Shirley

[22:03] does every day, we would put the legacy

[22:04] media, aka mostly state sponsored

[22:07] propaganda at this point, out of

[22:08] business tomorrow.