Max Nestorak

And that was what Nick Shirley, I think, was sort of positing himself as.

I am this everyman, and I'm here because nobody else will be here.

We're going to go confront these people.

We're going to go to these daycare centers.

We're going to see what's actually happening.

And the childcare center is locked.

The media is covering this up because they're in the pockets of whatever, like, I think Nick Shirley would say Tim Walz and, like, the woke agenda or whatever like that.

We want to be able to trust, but fraud is fraud, so why should we be enabling fraud to happen here?

No, I don't think anybody is enabling fraud to happen.

No, why don't you hold Governor Walz accountable for this?

I'm just a guy here trying to figure this out, right?

That's the way that he presented himself.

No.

I think some of the reporting that has come out since has suggested that this definitely wasn't just a random happenstance.

One of the heads of the Minnesota state GOP came out and said that they had been working with him.

Our caucus has been working to expose fraud for years, including working with Nick Shirley.

Which obviously does make you question the whole, like, I'm just a guy who showed up here and started asking questions, right?

But I think that if you're being fair, the nature of that relationship has not really been explained yet.

One of the reasons that we're talking about him, of course, is that the video and I was watching as the video appears on Twitter and then regular people are retweeting it.

And then Elon Musk is tweeting about it.