Nick Shirley says ‘leftists’ are ‘coming after me’ for exposing Minnesota fraud
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independent journalist Nick Shirley He says he has now become a target of the political left for shining a light on fraud occurring in Minnesota.
“I think something like that would be ‘bad as fraud.’ But no, now people are coming after me for exposing fraud. So who are these people? “They’re leftists,” said Shirley in a preview of Wednesday’s debut of Outkick’s “The Riley Gaines Show” podcast.
“And this is a moment where they can really say: ‘Okay, guys, let’s get together. Let’s tell everyone, ‘Fraud is bad. Let’s tackle fraud.'” Instead they go after the person who exposed the fraud,” Shirley told Gaines.
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Independent journalist Nick Shirley interviewed Riley Gaines as part of the launch of Outkick’s “The Riley Gaines Show.” (OutKick)
Since she went viral with her reporting on the Minnesota scam, Shirley said she’s been receiving tips about alleged scams around the country, especially regarding daycares.
“The public has empowered me to expose more fraud, and I will expose more,” Shirley told Gaines.
The full interview will be published on Wednesday. “The Riley Gaines Show” will be available on all major podcast platforms. Watch more from “The Riley Gaines Show” Gaines’ YouTube page.
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Riley Gaines launches “The Riley Gaines Show” podcast on Wednesday, January 7. (Ivan Apfel/Getty Images)
Last month, Shirley disrupted the news cycle with a 42-minute video investigating Minnesota nurseries that were inactive despite receiving millions of dollars in government funding. The video, viewed more than 138 million times on X alone, sparked investigations from federal authorities and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. freeze all childcare payments in Minnesota.
But Shirley has since become a target of legacy news organizations like CBS News and CNN, casting doubt on her journalism.
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Nick Shirley disrupted the news cycle last month with a 42-minute video investigating Minnesota nurseries that were inactive despite receiving millions of dollars in government funding. (Nick Shirley)
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