Nick Shirley

And so that's why it's so critical by what I just did.

Not only did we expose fraud, but we also just exposed how corrupt and how that government is not working for the people, for the Minnesotans.

No way.

No way.

Whoa, thank you.

Thank you.

You're welcome, man.

You're welcome.

I've never been gifted something like this, so thank you.

This is pretty epic.

The gummy bears.

Maybe.

Wow, thank you so much, Sean.

Yeah, I think when you see just the corruption, when it's just so obvious, for instance, with the border, I saw people literally get trafficked over into the United States.

And now you're seeing people too afraid to call things out for what they are and enable fraud to happen inside their state.

Meanwhile, Americans are suffering, and yet these politicians are too afraid to be called a racist or Islamophobe for saying that 89% of the population is committing fraud inside of their state.

So I think it's just more so standing up for the people that actually represent you.

And it's necessary because there needs to be somebody to do it.

If it takes a 23-year-old to do it, that's my responsibility is to show people what's actually happening.

And I do have plans to go to other locations in other states.