Max Nestorak

And today, I could be wrong about this.

I'm certainly not watching the local news on TV anymore.

I think I'm probably not alone in that, right?

And so it makes me wonder whether you think what Nick Shirley is doing is actually journalism.

Yeah, I think so, you know, but I have a pretty capacious view on this.

I think that it counts.

He definitely made the public more aware of this story right now.

Whether he was right about all these things, whether he was picking the right targets, whether his methods were sound are a completely different question, right?

Like, I think that I would object to almost every single one of those, right?

I don't think it is proper to just go once to a place and say, there are no kids here, therefore they must be frauds.

They would just say, why don't you pick up the phone and call them again, right?

Now, I think that some of the stuff that he did in the video is pretty classic journalism.

Like he went to a, you know, state assembly meeting.

I think, I believe it was some government function.

He went to an elected official and he followed them around asking them questions about this.

Do you think this fraud crosses?

My name is Nick Shirley.

Do you think this fraud is Republican or Democrat or just facts that fraud is happening?

I've done that.

I've worked in TV news for a little bit.