Nick Shirley

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3,693 appearances 30 recordings 20 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 11 May

Nick Shirley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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for up to seven years now, where he's been looking into it, and then he's been getting all the research and information for a few years, I believe, because it's hard to get the exact numbers and everything, so he's done everything possible to get the numbers from the Capitol, and that's why we were able to prove, and that's why nobody's been able to debunk anything inside the video, because it's all true.
Because there's a bunch of research and due diligence done beforehand.
Yeah, you're going to see a bit of everything because we start going to these locations from the website of the state of Minnesota to where these transportation companies are, and they're nowhere to be found.
And then when we ask the Somalians, well, where are these companies at?
People start making all these crazy threats.
They're coming after me saying that,
saying all this sort of crazy stuff.
I don't even want to say it over air because people just will have to watch it.
But they're basically saying that if somebody were to get shot and killed, it'd be my fault because of what I've done.
And I'm just telling them, I'm here to talk about fraud.
Can you tell me where the transportation company is?
And David makes a great point inside the video, and he says once you piss off the fraudsters, they can't defend themselves, so they deflect everything and make it a race issue when it's not.
Yeah, it is very nasty.
And I mean, for instance, Ilhan Omar, she hasn't said a word about the fraud, but she's out there telling people they need to go against ICE.
And so they're just using this opportunity to try and deflect everything against the fraud to make people not think about it because they know they were caught red-handed.
Tim Waltz, he dropped out of re-election because of it.
Yeah, I think people just got so used to it happening to the point where they just felt like,
Maybe if they did speak out against it, nothing would happen, or maybe it's not worth losing my job if I do speak out against the millions of dollars being funneled through the airport.
I think a lot of people were scared because they'd be called an Islamophobe or white supremacist by their colleagues and lose their jobs.
That's a good question.
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