Brett Cooper

I always say this, but like, it's understandable to be defensive about your community, to be protective of your community or community that you love.

But if you were going to sit here behind your desk on your phone, commenting and mocking others, if you're going to say that you love exposing corruption, if you want it all exposed, then you do have to be willing to look at your own tribe, to look at your own party.

And it's not just about Medicaid or welfare fraud, that's about politics, the GOP, the Democrats.

Like, you have to be willing to look in the mirror and reflect on your own people.

That means that you are an honest person and that you have integrity, is all I'm trying to say.

Now, possibly the most insane interaction, we can kind of end with this, after somebody made a post condemning Nick, again, for literally just commenting, expose it all, and Laura Loomer jumped right back in

And she went so far as to say this.

She said, as I said before, the GOP has a massive Nazi problem.

And in response, Nick said this.

He said, calling me a Nazi is the furthest thing from the truth.

I am simply anti-fraud.

I am not anti-Semitic.

Me saying, expose it all, referring to all fraud is not anti-Semitic.

I have been very clear.

I am simply anti-fraud.

There was no hatred intended whatsoever on

If anything, Tyler's video creates conversation about how our welfare system operates, whether you think it's fraud or not.

This Nazi name calling is so far out there and it is not even remotely true.

It is the same tactic leftists have used against their opposition for years to incite violence and spread lies.

Fortunately, people are starting to see through it.