Nick Shirley says California is his next fraud target after his viral Minnesota video; investigators haven’t confirmed systemic fraud and he reports threats. What do you think? Comment. According to Fox News Fox News #news
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A viral post claims YouTuber Nick Shirley has landed in California to expose statewide fraud and confront Governor Gavin Newsom. Shirley, who drew national attention with a December 2025 video alleging widespread fraud at Somali-run Minnesota childcare sites that prompted federal scrutiny, has been both lauded by conservatives and criticized by mainstream outlets for shaky evidence. State investigators have not confirmed systemic fraud at the locations he visited, and Shirley has reported threats amid the backlash. His congressional testimony and social-media campaign have amplified partisan debate as authorities continue probing related allegations, and officials urge caution and due process nationwide. (en.wikipedia.org)
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