Transcript of #269 Nick Shirley - Minnesota’s Daycare Fraud, Nick Fuentes, Gen Z and Philly "Zombies"

nick Shirley. Welcome to the show, man.

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Thanks for the new wardrobe. Love this.

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What's this from?

We're going to be leering a lot to this.

What inspired this?

A lot of fraud happening in Minnesota.

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Yeah, it's been quite the ride.

You got some balls, man. This whole thing started, I think when I first saw you, I believe you were maybe in California or Washington or maybe Oregon. I can't remember, but you're running around talking to addicted street people, basically, fentanyl users.

Yeah, I've done a lot of work, especially around the fentanyl crisis in America, between fentanyl and the border.

You've been everywhere. Been everywhere. That's just where I first found you. So this latest thing, the Somali Learning centers in Minnesota, I mean, wow. Just to start off, Do you realize what you have done?

I didn't realize what I had done until I posted the video and it received over 100 million views.

What do you think you've done?

I think I just show people how obvious fraud is inside the United States. Because people always talk about fraud.

You've done a lot more than expose fraud, man.

That's huge.

It's amazing. We're going to get all into that. But, dude, you've exposed major fraud. Because of that, I think we're likely going to see a politician held accountable. On top of that, how many major media conglomerates are in the country? We got Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, Newsmax, News Nation, ABC. What am I missing?

You got NPR, PBN.

Npr, PBS, billions and billions and billions for all these companies, and a 23-year-old who's in business with his mom and a microphone goes and uncovers this shit. You've destroyed employed every fucking media conglomerate in the country. They are a complete joke. Every single fucking one of them.

Yeah, they really are. And then when it comes down to investigating the fraud, instead of investigating the fraud, they investigated me.

I saw that. I saw they went after you, they attacked you. What do you think that is? Do you think they're embarrassed that they didn't cover it up, that they didn't find it, or do you think that they're angry that you're the one that found it, or do you think that they're angry that you actually uncovered it in general?

One, they're embarrassed, and Also, I pose a threat to everything that they are. I pose a threat to their dollars. I pose a threat to their viewership. Why would they want me to get more views than them? And people are realizing now with X and other platforms, you can then post, and then it can be seen by the entire world. You don't actually need to go talk to the senior editor inside the boardroom to get the video approved to go post. You can simply go out by yourself, film the video, go ahead and post it, and then let the world make their own analysis on what they've just seen.

Me and my producer, Jeremy, were talking about how to make you money before you got here because I was like, Man, this kid needs a business underneath them. We didn't have time to do it, but we wanted to print up hoodies because you're the hoodie guy now. We wanted to print hoodies that said, It turns out you can just do shit, meaning all you need to do is just show up and do it. But Man, congratulations. Seriously, congrat. You've done a lot more than just expose fraud. You've exposed legacy corporate media. You are very possibly going to be one of the first people to ever actually uncover something that actually holds a politician accountable. We just saw, didn't he just announced that he's not running for re-election today?

Yeah, he dropped out from re-election.

How does that feel? That's you, man.

That's you. Yesterday, he was calling me a delusional conspiracy theorist, and then today he dropped out.

Oh, man. Tim Walsh, fucking career politician, picking on a 23-year-old kid. What a tough guy. Yeah, what a tough guy. What a tough guy.

What a fraudster he is.

Have you ever met him? No. Would you like to meet him? Oh, yeah. I'd love to meet him.

I'd love to meet him. I tried to go to his office, but he wouldn't let me. Did you really? Yeah, I tried to go to his office last time in Minnesota, and his guy came out, and they're like, No, Tim's not here. And my guy David was telling him, No, we have questions to ask him. And how come you're allowing this to happen? And the guy who's running his desk was like, No, we just can't talk today.

What questions were you going to ask him? Anything specific that you were just dying to ask him?

Yeah, because he had been talking about how there was organized crime inside of Minnesota. And if you're a state representative or you work for the government of Minnesota, by law, you have to notify the authorities that there is laws being broken inside of your state, and he didn't do that. So there's a statue that he was reliable to tell the government about Allah, but he didn't do it. And he knew the crime was happening, but he kept letting it go on.

How do you know he knew?

Because he said in a press conference, Organized crime is why some of this stuff has happened. He knew about organized crime, but he never did anything about it. So he admitted to it.

Do you think he's going to be held accountable? I mean, if you look at Polymarket, Polymarket Markets, a whole lot of different percentages here. But will anybody be charged over daycare fraud in Minnesota by certain dates? Percentages make it look like it's definitely happening at some point. But what happens if nobody's been charged? 22% think that he will see somebody held accountable or charged for the daycare fraud, 22% by the end of the month in January, 76%, say in six months, and 83% think it will happen by the end of the year. Those are some of the most promising percentages I've seen. What do you think?

I think they will. It might take a little bit more time because I think we want them to come with all the evidence, so it's literally impossible for Tim to escape, or whether it's Tim or Elon Omar, or if it's just one of the fraudsters who's running these daycares. We want the evidence to be so solidified that they can't escape. And so it might maybe take a little bit longer, but there has to be accountability because the fraud is so open and blatant. They already charged somebody for feeding our future. She was a white woman, too, so this isn't about race. She was a white woman. She got charged. Then they also did charge somebody just a few months ago who was a Somalian for $7. 2 million, $7. 2 or 7. 6 for Medicaid fraud. But after being charged and found guilty, the judge over churned it and let the guy walk. What?

Yes.

That's how bad the government is inside of Minnesota. 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.

Well, nick, let me give you a... We're going to dive into this pretty deep. Let me give you an introduction here. Nick Shirley, a bold 23-year-old independent journalist who's taken the Internet by storm with your fearless on-the-ground investigations. Known for exposing stories, the legacy media won't touch from immigration debates to government waste. Recent bombshell video uncovering alleged massive fraud in Minnesota's taxpayer-funded programs rocked up over 126 million views, literally the Internet. A fearless patriot who goes to where the stories are, and you're the youngest guest I've ever had on this show. Once again, thank you for the hoodie. A couple of things, nick. I'm I'm worried about your safety. I got some buddies over at Sig. One of them's name is Jason, and he's the VP of Marketing over there. I told him you were coming on the show. He's like, I fucking love that guy. You got to ask him if he's carrying, which I did. You're not. So now you are. No way. I got you a little something, me and Jason. A little something to protect yourself out there on the streets, the mean streets of Minnesota, Portland, San Francisco, Seattle. Paris.

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Thank you.

You're welcome, man. You're welcome.

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

Well, now you have. You're welcome.

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Maybe.

We could find them. In the learning center.

Wow. Thank you so much, Sean.

Yeah, you're welcome, man. You're welcome. Then Lastly, before we get on with the interview, I have a Patreon account. If you don't have one, you should. But I've turned this Patreon subscription account into quite the community. One of the things I do is I offer them the opportunity to ask every guest a question. They were fucking pumped that you're here. This is from Brad Campbell. Nick, it takes courage to take on politics and politicians, especially when bringing potential fraud to the forefront. What was your personal motivation to move forward, to uncover, and what drove you to be so relentless? Lastly, do you have ambitions for other stories of similar involvement?

I think when you see just the corruption, when it It's just so obvious, for instance, with the border, I saw people literally get trafficked over into 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. And I'm a YouTuber at the end of the day, too, so I have to keep posting videos. Now it's a lot more dangerous. Right now, I have 24/7 security with me because pirates are after me, essentially. I didn't piss off the best group to be pissing off.

Been there, buddy.

Yeah.

It never goes away once it's here.

Now I have that, and it's just harder to plan stuff, but it's necessary, so I will continue to do it.

Good, man. Good. It's important. It's a Really important what you're doing. I am curious. Do you think you've inspired people? I hate to call them copycats, but I don't know what else to call them. I mean, are you inspiring? Are you seeing people getting inspiration from what you're doing and getting out there and starting to uncover more and more stuff?

Yeah, I think, usually, I'm always ahead of this stuff. So for instance, I'm ahead of this fraud stuff. And now after you've seen other people go and do that, which is great, it is a little worrisome because you don't want just a bunch of people going knocking on daycares. I did all my due diligence with the man, David, before I went and did it.

It doesn't sound like you actually knocked on any daycares, though.

Me? I mean, we knocked on, we tried to talk to people, but no one was there.

If there's no kids, is it a daycare?

Yeah, well, that's true. There wasn't any daycares. It was just buildings.

Jeremy brought up a good point. He was talking about, I can't remember how many kids you have, but he's like, If you have four kids and I have four kids, and I watch your four kids, and you watch my four kids, there's two daycares. That's $25,000 a month per person.

Yes.

I was like, Holy shit. Is that? Let's go to the very beginning. How did this pop up on your radar?

I knew about the fraud happening because I went to Minnesota last June to do a video on the rise of Islam inside of America, and I I heard that it's growing super fast and that mosques are popping up everywhere inside of Minnesota. Christian churches are turning into mosques. I started talking to the people, and everyone kept telling me, Well, you need to look into the fraud. I said, Well, how do I look-Who's everybody? All these Minnesotans, they started reaching out to me, and they knew I was in their state.

So you just went up there to talk about the rise of Muslim Church, the Muslim religion in Minnesota. Yes. And talking about churches being converted into mosques. I mean, are you seeing... Was there a lot of that happening?

A lot of it, yes. I mean, there's entire communities that have been completely pushed out by the smalling communities. There's places like Cedar Riverside, for instance, right next to a college, there used to be a bar there called Palmer's Bar. Last June, it was there. I went back last week. It's not there anymore. They have entirely pushed out white people. Anybody that's not Muslim or anybody who's not Somalian, they've pushed them outside of their communities.

What's it look like inside those communities? Is it clean?

No, it's not clean at all.

You have-Is it safe?

No, it's not safe. In fact, in June, I was with my mom. She helps me film a lot of times. They jumped me, my mom. They jumped over me, grabbed my camera, they took it from me. And then my mom, she tried to go like, Oh, mama bear, and step in. I was like, Mom, stop. I actually stopped bringing my mom with me after that because the Somalians tried to attack us, and they They're about ready to punch me and smash my camera. And then I have my mom coming after me, trying to defend for myself. I had to get my mom out of the situation. And then I had this 6'4 Somalian man with three other guys, and he's going in the back of his car to grab something, and my mom's freaking out, and I'm just trying to get my camera back, and then they finally give it back, and then they follow us all the way out.

No shit. So they're pissed that you're...

There's entire Somali gangs that control these locations.

What are the names of the gangs? Do you know?

I don't know the names of the gangs.

How big are the gangs?

I'm sure they're just friend groups because that's what gangs are in the United States from the most part. It's just a group of friends that walk around armed, like they're little militias. And whether it be 10 friends, 20 friends, 30 friends, or entire organization, it varies depending on cities here in the United States. But there's entire just gangs. You can look it up on YouTube, there's gangs, like Somali Wars, going on inside of these areas.

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When did it start?

Yeah. So I put on my Instagram story that I was in Minnesota, and this lady by the name of Jennifer, she messaged me. She's like, I'm a real estate agent here. You wouldn't believe what's happening. Our property taxes are going up. They're putting in these daycares and these adult centers right next door to the house I'm trying to sell, and I can't even tell the seller, I can't even tell the buyer that the house next to it is an adult daycare center, or else I'll be breaking a law.

What are you breaking a law?

They're not able to let people know That's what she told me. They're not able to let people know that they're running these adult centers or these adult home health care facilities next door.

Breaking a law?

Yeah, they cannot. In the government, For instance, if a person is a PDF or a predator, the state's not... It's not necessary for them to tell the neighbor next door that they're moving in or that if that real estate agent is then selling that house, she can't tell the client who's living next door.

Holy shit.

And their property taxes have gone up a ton, too, in Minnesota. There's a law. The corruption is really bad.

Have you looked into that law? Is that a law or was she mistaken?

I just took a word.

There's a law that says you cannot disclose that there's a daycare next... I've never heard of any... I've never heard of it. It's a commercial business, not a- Well, these are private ones.

They have private daycares and private adult daycares, private home health care. They're just normal houses. People People are living next door, and they are taking care of four people that need their assistance, and they're just collecting checks from the government. That's not only happening in Minnesota and Washington State. There's all these just neighborhoods for There's just a random house that's a daycare or an adult daycare or assisted living or home health care.

If you had to put a percentage on how many people knew this was going on up there, what would the percentage be?

At least 50% of the population.

This is common scuttlebutt talk around the town at the barbershop and the restaurant. People are bitching about this in grocery store. Everybody knows. This is like common knowledge. Which it's the rest of the country that didn't know. Police departments had to known about it. The governor, everybody knows about it.

Yes. I mean, Tim Watts said in 2019, he was fighting fraud. And In 2017, there was videos of people bringing in millions of dollars through the TSA airport and moving that money back to Somalia. 2015, there's FBI footage of daycares giving cash to the moms inside the daycares. That fraud has been happening for so long. But nobody had actually brought it to a national level to the point where people could physically see with their eyes that there's nobody inside the daycares, and these people can't even give you a brochure to enroll a child. Okay, maybe it doesn't matter if it gets in the daycare, but at least give me a brochure to enroll my little boy, Joey, so it could leer a little, but they can't even do it. Hold on.

When did you make the switch? When did you go from looking at church Which is the Converted in the Moss to... Where did you start? Who's David?

I did that video back in June. I was just there for two days. I couldn't really make a video. I didn't want to just go and slander a group of people if I actually didn't have any proof other than just taking it for people's word around the community. I had been doing my own research, trying to make this video, and it took me a couple of months. I wasn't really getting too far. I needed the physical numbers from the state capital. Then I I finally get this message from this guy named David on Instagram, and he says, nick, I have all the proof, all the money. Someone from inside the capital has given me this information, and there's nobody inside these daycares. Come to Minnesota, and I'll help you expose the fraud. And I usually don't respond to DMs because I get so many of them. And I was like, All right, send me your number. Let's hop on a phone call. So I get down with the GM. I give this guy a call, and he was super charismatic, super cool guy. I was like, All right, this guy would be awesome. And he tells me all the information.

And I told him, All right, I'm coming to Minnesota around December 16th.

How many years has this guy been diving into this subject?

He's been looking at it for years, upwards of seven years. And he's also been fighting corruption since he was around my age as well. Just fighting to keep the... He fought to keep the twins inside of Minnesota, the baseball team. And so he's been like a lifelong... He just wants the truth to be out more than anything. And I was the only person who actually gave him the opportunity to present his evidence and go out and do what we did. The local news, they have been reporting on fraud for years. They had been? They had been. But they weren't able to get it pushed to a national level because these news organizations don't know how to reach audiences. There's a video from 2024.

But this is where the news always starts. It always starts at the local level. It starts at the local level, and then it goes to mainstream. And so mainstream had to have seen this and refused to pick it up. And that's both right and left, by the way. Yes.

Tim Walsh Walsh was also selected to be vice president, and within just a day, he raised the most money than any other candidate in history.

Actually, I didn't know that.

Yeah, you can look that up. Kamala Harris picked him. There's actually really no reason to pick Tim Walsh. Nobody really knew him. He's a weird guy who vouches for tampons in boys' bathrooms, and he ends up raising the most amount of money than any other candidate in US history within a day for a campaign.

Where do you think Where did you get the money from? I came from.

Maybe a little bit of the date first. It's just so obvious. I really do hope they crack down on it and prosecute Tim Walsh.

So where did you guys start, you and David. You go up to Minnesota, you meet David.

Where do you go? I meet David. I go to his office and he goes, Well, I have these daycares just literally just right by my place where I work.

How many daycares are out there?

If you drive around Minneapolis, within just a few blocks, you'll start seeing adult daycares, daycares, autism centers, home health care places, transportation vehicles. The whole entire city of Minneapolis is plagued by this fraud. Are you serious? You can't go a mile without finding one. Wow. You wonder, why are there all these daycares?

How many did you go to?

One day, we went to seven, but inside of some locations, there were three or four inside of the same one.

You went in one building, I think. Wasn't there 10 daycares in one building?

In one building, there was 14 healthcare companies. Another one, there's 22 healthcare companies. Mixed with daycares. And then in one building, specifically, there were three daycares inside the same building all receiving money from the government.

Okay, so when you're talking about these buildings, is this a business suite where you're in suite 102, you're in 103, you're in 104, or are there three daycares all within suite 102?

Both. You got to be shitting me. In my video, I go inside one building with, I think it was 14, and they all had these... They had their own rooms. But for instance, in room 7C, there were three healthcare companies operating inside the same one. If you're trying to make a profit, why would you have all these competitors surrounding you? It doesn't make any sense.

Because it doesn't matter.

Because it doesn't matter, and nobody's checking up on them. Even if they do get checked, for instance, quality leering center, They have received over 90 violations over just the past few years, yet they keep giving them $1. 9 million a year. Then the lady has photos with her and Elon Omar. Then that same lady is also taking the mayor to her other daycare in a video. Then that guy who comes out and says that I'm the fraud is parting with the mayor of Minneapolis after he wins the election. It's just complete fraud. For them to come after me, I actually never even gave my opinions on the internet. However, my handle was forced to start giving my opinions because they came after me, they came after my family, they doxed my entire family.

How did they come after you? Be specific.

Well, they tried to come after me. They tried to debunk my whole entire story. They then- Who's they? All the news.

Just get more specific. Cnn. Who within CNN?

Who's the reporter? I don't even know her name because she's irrelevant. Nobody knows who she is.

We'll put a clip of it up. Did you come during your normal operating hours when you came to visit?

I came at 11: 00 AM, I believe, and I also came the following day, later in the day. The point of it is not whether or not I came at the right time of their operation hours. The point is that blocked outdoors, they can't give you any information. You call that number, no one answers. I wasn't trying to go inside. There should be a way for somebody to actually be able to call that number and somebody to be able to answer. These aren't real businesses.

But surely you don't think a daycare should just be unlocked. You shouldn't be able to just walk into a daycare.

It shouldn't be a reception. No. Every daycare is locked. Their doors are locked. Okay, you bring up a fair point. But why can't they actually give me information how to enroll a child?

How do you know that all the allegations that you're making are true?

How do I know that they're true? Well, we showed you guys what was happening, and then you guys can go ahead and make your own analysis. We're coming so we can make our own analysis. Are you 100% sure you're true? Yeah, I am 100% sure I'm true.

You're saying that this is a fraudulent daycare. There's kids being dropped off right now. Yes.

The Commission of Children literally said a week ago, this place was closed. Did you know that? They're showing face right now. She seemed like a very nice lady when I was talking to her, and I actually even gave the opportunity to interview me live because she had her live booth right there. She wouldn't do it.

She wouldn't interview you?

Not live.

Why? I wonder why.

I wonder why. I knew as soon as I had done my interview with her, I was like, Well, we'll see what she puts out. I actually ended up looking very good because I said, Well, yeah, I'm sure. I gave you guys evidence. Go ahead and make your own analysis. But I did give her the opportunity to interview me live. She wouldn't do it.

It's so insane. I mean, it's... Oh, man. Legacy Media has clung to the baby boomer generation, and they will fucking die with the baby boomer generation. We'll never change that generation's mind. They're a spot and sold on Legacy Media, but they will fucking die with the Baby Booner Generation. It will be a glorious death. I can't wait.

I don't know who's even watching. Who's going to continue I watch them after my grandparents are gone.

That's what I'm telling you. They're going to die with the baby boomer generation.

Fox News is probably the only one where I feel like they provide, actually, their show is a good quality show. If you watch CNN, it's very boring. Fox News at least keeps it interesting for you to watch. But it's going to be interesting, too, with Fox News. Will they eventually just drown out as well? I don't know. I feel like they're maybe doing a better job than other news organizations, but they also have their own biases as well. Each organization has their own bias. But you watch CNN, it's so boring. If you watch MSNBC, a lot of their stuff is just on Zoom. But if you watch Fox, you'll notice how much higher quality it is. And if you get invited on, they treat you a lot better as far as bringing you on. They make sure you're good to go. They check you out. All these other ones are like, All right, hop on the Zoom. And okay, sounds going. And then after you finish your shot, they just drop you. You don't even know what to do next. But Fox is the most professional by far.

You're leaps and bounds ahead of all of them, man. Congratulations.

I'd like to think so. Thank you.

That's pretty awesome. Pretty fucking awesome. And an embarrassment for every single one of them. So the first place you go to, how many times did you strike out before you actually found one?

We went to the first one, Maco Childcare. And Maco was also connected with another child care inside the same building. So inside the same building, two daycare centers were receiving separate money. I thought we were just going to go and open the door and talk to the lady at the reception about how can I enroll my child. I get there and all the windows are completely black find out. And above me, the sign says, Open 7: 00 AM to 10: 00 PM. I ring the doorbell. The doorbell doesn't even work. What's going on? You guys just received millions of dollars, over $5 million in the past few years. Who can I talk to? No one's there. Then finally, Samauli pulls up and I ask her, Where are the children at work? Can we talk to somebody about enrolling our child? She goes, I don't know. She hadn't ever even seen them.

Do you know how much money has been sucked out of the Minnesota government for this stuff? Is this all state funding?

It's state and federal funding. So C-CAP funding is Child Care Assistance Program, which is state and federal money. That's why you saw the HHS freeze $185 million in funding because a lot of this money is federal money as well. But just over the past few years, the guy came out and he said, Anywhere as if upwards of $9 billion?

Nine billion dollars. We have people dying on the streets, homeless, veterans with a suicide epidemic, the biggest fentanyl crisis the world's ever seen. And we're fucking sending nine billion to fake fucking daycare so that they can send it right back to Somalia. We're sending $40 million a week, up to $87 million a week to the Taliban, which I fought for fucking damn near, well, about 14 years. And the country bought for about, what, 21, 22, 20 something years?

Yeah, it's a disgrace. It's such a slap in the face of all of us.

It is. I mean, what do you think about... You've seen all the hype around this tax strike, haven't you? What do you think about that?

What the Boston Tea Party do, they did what they did over just a few percentages and were paying upwards of... Some people are paying 50%.

So obviously-None of it's coming back.

And none of it's coming back.

It's all going to some other country and some other fucking land, and it sure as shit isn't coming here. That's very obvious.

Yeah. And it's like, why are we funding this? And why are we funding all these other programs, too? Lots of moms are paying up 30 to 70 grand a year to put their kid in daycare center. Meanwhile, you don't see one single white person coming out of any of these daycares.

Do you think this tax strike is going to... Do you think it's going to spread?

I don't know. We'll see.

Do you want it to get spread?

I think it'd be cool, but I think they might arrest people. I mean, if you mess up on your tax bill, they're going to put you in jail.

Well, they can't arrest all of us. Unfortunately for people like us, you're going to get arrested. I'm going to get arrested. And anybody else with a microphone is going to get arrested. But yeah.

If I hope maybe it makes the government listen and tells the people, tells them, Okay, we got to figure this out. I had a lot of respect for Elon, and I understand why It was so hard for him to do what he was trying to do with Doge because the fraudsters complained the loudest. Yeah. He tried to do America such a service by going cutting out some of this fraud. And what did they do to him? They burned down his businesses. They attacked him, and they tried everything possible to try to stop the man.

Yeah, man. What do you think is going to happen? Have you seen the Minnesota government do anything yet other than Tim Wallace?

They're all very upset.

Stop out of re-election.

They're all very upset. There are some people inside of Minnesota, for instance, there's a fraud committee, and they're trying... They've labeled out. They've made it Obviously, they have the charts of who's getting the money and everything like that. And with HHS freezing the money, all these businesses have the opportunity to prove they're legit. As of now, not a single business has submitted to prove that they're a legitimate business. If you had children to feed, how quick would you be submitting your form to get your money back? You'd be doing it immediately.

How are the mainstream media outlets attacking you? What are they saying? What are they doing?

You'll notice the first thing they say is, MAGA YouTuber, right wing influencer, conservative.

That's the first thing they do is put you in a bucket.

Anything but journalist. They'll say quite literally anything. 23-year-old. Okay, cool. I just did a better job than you at 23. But they'll try to say, conservative, MAGA, Trump. It's like, no, I just showed you guys the fact.

All the buzzwords. Yeah.

It's actually pretty funny because I'm like, you guys are so stupid. You have the opportunity to maybe show people you're a little bit more legit. Instead, you're taking the fraud. They're taking the bait. Yeah, they're taking the bait.

That's so awesome. They're going to die on that hill. I can't fucking wait. We got about maybe 20 years left before they're completely fucking dead.

Yeah, I agree.

But what else? Because I thought they were calling you racist, all that stuff, too. Bust out the race card. Real original. Yes.

Tim Walsh has called me a white supremacist. He's called me a delusional conspiracy theories.

Are you a white supremacist? No. Are you sure?

I'm sure.

How do you know?

I just know. Okay. I'm not a white supremacist. All right. I got black friends, too.

Right on. Me, too.

So for them to say that, it's just like... It's ridiculous. Yeah. They're trying to do everything they can, for instance, by calling me a MAGA influencer, calling me a right wing influencer, calling me They say anti-immigration, which, yes, I am anti-illegal immigration. The word's illegal. Anti-islam. Then they call me a conspiracy theorist. They're trying to do everything. They call me a fascist. They're calling me Nazi. They're trying to do everything they can. So when the moment somebody tries to do something, it's justifiable for them.

Man, it's actually... I hate to say it like this, but it's actually cool that they've gone through every derogatory name that they can think of, and they've abused it so much that none of it holds any weight anymore.

None of it. It really does.

Nazi holds no weight, racist holds no... Nothing holds any weight because they've overused. They have overabused all of the buzzwords. They mean nothing now, which also sucks because somebody that actually is a fucking racist, it's not going to carry the same weight because It's just like the little boy, the cried Wolf story. You've done it so much that nobody fucking listens anymore.

Somebody told me once, the moment somebody calls you a Nazi is the moment you can discredit them for whatever they're about to say next. How can you call me a Nazi?

It's a damn good point. It's a damn good point.

That's just how misconstrued some of these people's minds have become.

What would you like to see happen?

One, accountability. And you'd like to see people be happy that you just showed fraud, and you wouldn't want to see people out there defending it.

Who else do you think needs to be held accountable? Other than Walsh. Walsh. It's got to be a lot more people.

Oh, yeah. All the people inside DHS who are cutting the checks. The judge, for instance, that one judge who let the guy walk free of $7. 2 million in Medicaid fraud. You'd like the Somalians to go out and say, Okay, 89% of the fraud being committed by us is 89% of the fraud being committed in Minnesota is by us, Somalians. Let's talk. Let's figure out how to not commit so much fraud. They'll even say it in my video, in part two I have coming out. They're like, Are we the only community that commits fraud?

That's a great defense. Do you follow nick Fuentes at all?

Yeah.

He just posted this. Fuentes posted, All of the complaining about Somalians will result in nothing. No mass arrests, no mass deportations, nothing transformative. We all know that. What do you think about what he's saying there? Part one, when you hear that, what do you think is actually happening? Do you think he actually has a point there?

I think you're seeing the government. They've never done anything. They've never launched a full investigation, multiple investigations, within just a few hours of a video being released. So right now, the Trump administration has a lot of things on their hands. Right now, they have Venezuela. They had the whole entire Epstein screw up. That looked really bad. And you're having mass deportations, and they might not be deporting as many people as people would like. I just drew them the biggest layup ever. If they really wanted to go in and get everyone back on board, this is a great opportunity for them, so they better go and do it.

I hope they do. I hope You're 23, and you've watched how fast your own reporting could move online. Why is Fuentes able to gain traction with young audiences? What does that tell you about how Gen Z decides who to trust now?

Yeah, nick Fuente's, he's extremely entertaining to watch. He's actually like a comedian when he talks. He's pretty funny, and you can't say he's not. If he wasn't, millions of people wouldn't be watching him. Now, do you agree with everything he says? No. Do you agree with Is everything Dave Chappelle says? No. Is there some truth that nick Fuentez is saying? Yes.

What about you? I'm saying that- You got millions and millions of people. They think the question is, what is it about you guys that Gen Z is just going nuts over.

Yeah.

It's this raw, real for you in the weeds. It's this shit that nobody's doing anymore.

Yeah. And growing up, You are very… It's hard to go out and say what you want because you're worried about people coming after you. And so when you have people like nick Fuentes who are just saying things as he wants to say them, people are going to get attached to that. For me, if I'm going out and showing people things for what they really are and I'm not censoring people out of the conversation, people are going to like that because they want that realness, because they want to feel represented. They don't want to feel like they're having one conversation with their friend in the car and then they have to go out to table and have a different conversation.

I'm curious to hear, do you think Gen Z is as tribalized as the older generations, or is Gen Z solely interested in just the truth? They're just so tired of all the bullshit from both sides, they're just interested in actual factual information, not opinion pieces, not any of that, just facts and people with the courage to put out there.

I would say once they graduate high school and they realize how hard real life really is to make real money and to be able to get into a house and to be able to provide for yourself, yes. They just want the truth cut and dry. That's why you That's why you see so many of them either feeling very defeated or people are actually rising up to the battle that we're facing. Because a lot of these kids are starting their life behind the starting line. They go to college, the bank will give them $100,000 loan. They start their life off $100,000 in debt. And so a lot of people are wondering, well, why actually are we doing that? And that's why, whether it be nick Fuentes or whether it be Charlie Kirk, we're all trying to share the same message at the end of the day that go chase the American dream because you're capable of doing it. Question yourself. Question the people you listen to. We all serve our own roles in this atmosphere of politics politics or just commentary. Your role is different than my role. Nick Fuente's role is different than me and yours.

My role is to show people what's happening from the ground. The news is to try and show people whatever they're trying to do. And then You have people like Charlie Kirk who's going to talk to the kids to colleges. You have people like Tucker Carlson and Kenneth Owens who are stirring up the pot. And then you have people on CNN. I don't even want to say their names because I don't even want to give them credit. But they're also stirring up the pot on that side. There needs to be a way where we can all come together in a common ground. And that's what Gen Z is looking for, is just to feel represented in a way where they have some hope.

So you're saying they want to see the bickering stop and results start to happen?

Yeah. I would say we just want to have the same opportunities that our parents or grandparents had. A lot of kids aren't getting married, myself included. I'm 23. I'm not in no rush to get married. But a lot of people just feel like, Why would I get married when I can't even get into a house and I'll be suffering with my wife and living in some junky apartment?

That's what it is, huh?

Yeah. It's like you see the TikToks of... I love the TikToks of the old America when you see just people out in the street with their family and their kids and the epic music, the American flags. And then I hate when I see the The next scene is when you're seeing just people strung out in fentanyl in the street corners, and you're seeing people getting battles over race and religion. It's just like, that's not what this is all about. Yeah.

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You would think this one would be right at the top of the list. But anyways, so just had to correct myself there. I hate putting out bad info. But We were talking about all the people that rallied around the video. Yes. How fast did that happen?

I posted the video, I go to the gym, and I get on X, and I didn't even have time to start posting clips because everyone else had started posting clips of the video. I was like, Oh, I got something here. Because to me, that was just a normal weekly upload because I've been doing a weekly upload every week for more than 104 weeks. I'm seeing the video mega viral. I'm working out with my brother. I'm like, Wait, what's going on? I got to get back and post my video because I hadn't even posted on X yet. Oh, man. I was like, I have to go post it before somebody else does. So I hurry, go home, and I post the video. And then within just a few hours, just boom, boom, million. And then Elon retweets it, and then JD retweets it. Not only do they retweet it, they then quote it. And then not only do they just retweet it, then they come back to the retweet and they interact interact with it. Wow. So you have the biggest account in the world, Elon Musk. He's the biggest platform on X. He's retweeting the video.

Then he's also interacting with it. He's saying stuff like, prosecute Tim Walsh. You have JD Vant saying, This dude has done more than all the other people who won. I think it's called the Pulitzer Prize or something like that. Then you just had all these big accounts interacting with it, and then you just have the overall general American population. It's so funny because people are like, Oh, is this an inside job? I'm like, No. It got shared by over 240,000 Americans also retweeted this video. 240 billion?

40,000.

Shit. When people say, Are you... That's insane numbers for X. Then over 600 and something thousand people watched it. Or no, 600,000 people liked it. It got over 135 million views. Wow. Most viewed video by anyone whose name is not Mr. Beast on a video over 10 minutes long. Wow.

And for a damn good reason. I've heard a lot of the internet of trolls out there saying that there's a possibility that you're some type of an internet plant. What is this? What's that all about?

Been uploading videos since I was 15 years old. Consistency and hard work.

What's the rumor? Are you even aware of this?

There's so much stuff, but I know people are like, Oh, who's putting him in here? How's he getting this? How's he doing that? I'm like, I'm just out working you guys.

Yeah.

If you've made a YouTube video for 100 weeks and you have big videos, you have ones that don't do so well, you're going to hit eventually.

It's funny how everybody It makes it seem like you just fell right into success, isn't it?

Yeah, it was pretty funny.

Of course, you have to be a plant. Well, let's talk about some of the other stuff that you've done. Done a lot of stuff. I know you have, man. Let's start in California.

Yeah. California is probably the worst managed state in America. The fraud is bad in Minnesota, but California could even be worse.

What do you see over there? I mean, it's like you're everybody's eyes and ears. I don't go to California. I have no business there, have no reason to be there, don't want to be there. But I see all the stuff on the news about people raiding, they're raiding whatever, target stores and all kinds of shit. The fentanyl crisis isn't as bad as the media makes it out to be.

Yeah, California, it is as bad as the media makes it out to be. You have just inside of Beverly Hills alone, you have homeless people sleeping outside of mansions. Like, literally within just a few blocks, you have homeless people setting up their own homeless encampments in the street. You're walking across poop. This isn't an exaggeration. I've done it. I've done it. I've shown people what's happening. You obviously have Skid row there. That's been a big issue for years. But then you have $24 billion that just went missing for the homeless that went unaccounted for. What? Have you not heard about that? No. Over $24 billion went uncounted for to fight homeless.

Are you saying million or billion with a B?

Billion with a B.

$24 billion went missing?

She went missing. And meanwhile, Gavin Newsom is buying a $9 million mansion in the Bay Area. Did he really? Yes.

I didn't know that.

I got to start putting some allegedly's out there, so they can't come after me. But allegedly, he bought a $9 million mansion. Shit. And so the corruption is bad there between the homelessness. I mean, the homeless people literally get handed to them the needles, the paraphanelia, the rubber bands, They even get handed out to them the crackpipes to do their drugs. Then they'll be like, Okay, here's this. Then here's some Narcan in case you kill yourself.

Oh, in Maine, they're handing out free boofing kits. You know what a boofing kit is?

No. What is a boofing kit?

Oh, Man, I'm waiting for somebody to ask me this because I didn't know what it was when Steve Robinson told me what a free boofing kit was. I said, What's a boofing kit? It sounds like some type of a balloon that you put the fentanyl in, and then you just shove it up your ass. What? Yeah.

Really? Yeah.

It's for when your veins are so fucked up that they can't take anymore, or heroin or fentanyl, you just put it in this little a capsule and shove it up there. New effect.

Dang. Yeah. That fentanyl, that feddy be hitting people.

You haven't seen any boofing kits out in your adventures, have you? No, I have not. I've not documented. I haven't tried any of that stuff.

I have not documented anybody putting up their bum. That could... That may be getting there.

Yeah, so there you go, nick.

Now I'll be looking up boofing.

You learned something today. Now you can go to Maine and get a free boofing kit to inject your fentanyl with.

I hear Maine is an interesting place.

It sounds like it, isn't it?

It really does.

I've been up there many many times.

Really? I think I need to go and do it.

It's actually a beautiful state. You should go check it out.

I imagine it's much like Washington state.

I've never been there. Really? How would you see in Washington? Washington-what's your favorite place that you frequent, nick?

My favorite place? I don't know because I'm going to a lot of the belly, the beast places. Seattle is really bad. Really, really bad.

Worst than Cali? What's the worst? What's the one that you thought was Shit, I knew it was bad. I didn't think it was this bad.

Kensington, Philadelphia.

Really? Let's go there. What are you seeing there?

You have this entire community, and it is just actually zombies. The people are so hooked on the drugs that they could care less about what's going on, and they're just slumped in the fetty fold. It's the most tragic thing to see ever because you see all these people. You can go and have conversations with these people. A lot of them are really good people, nice people, but they just got hooked on the fentanyl.

How did they get hooked? What conversations are you having with them?

Yeah, so a lot of these people, they got hooked on drugs when they got injured in an accident, and then They were maybe a heroine addict, and then they just tried fentanyl once. And because fentanyl is 50 times more powerful than heroine, by the time they want to switch back to heroine because fentanyl is so powerful, heroine doesn't do anything to them. And so they ended up just living out on the street looking for the next hit. And what's interesting is people want to talk about how Joe Biden was... The border wasn't a big deal. Well, people, in Trump's first term, I talked to a man in San Francisco who's on drugs. He said in Trump's first office, it costs about $15 for a Fentanyl pill because there's multiple different ways to take Fentanyl. So for a blue, it was $15. Joe Biden gets in the office, they open up the borders. It costs the addict only $5 for a hit. Oh, shit. And so in places like Kensington, Philadelphia, where it's also a liberal city, they just have enabled it to happen. And meanwhile, you have little kids getting off of the train, having to walk over dead bodies.

Are you shitting me?

Not a joke. The little kids are laughing about it. They're like, Yeah, one time my friend came up and he just punched one of the guys, and he had no idea what had happened. For these little kids to live in these communities, it's just a part of it, which is sad. That should not be happening.

That is sad as fuck, man.

Yeah, it's actually sickening.

This is like the shit I saw overseas that I never wanted to Wow.

Yeah, America- It's that bad.

Little kids are walking past dead bodies, kicking them and punching them and joking about it. That means this is an everyday It's every day. That's not these kids walked over that one day. This is every day.

Every day. Watch the little kid in San Francisco walk over a dead body with his mom, and his mom's grabbing him. The little kid's freaking out. Meanwhile, the guy's passed out and overdosed on fentanyl. The addicts are around him like, What do we do? What are you doing? What are you doing? What do we do? And then I'm having to run over to go get a person to try to give him Narcan, and all the addicts are freaking out, not knowing what to do, and their friend dying on the ground. And that happens every single day in every major city in America, whether it's San Francisco or Kent, Philadelphia. That shouldn't be happening.

Did you save that guy?

No, you couldn't. I ran over, grabbed the guy, and he did give him Narcan. And by that time, all the addicts had pushed me out because I had my camera, and they were so angry at me for having my camera that I I didn't get to see what happened to the guy.

Damn, man.

But so I had to run over and get the guy to give him the Narcan. And then the addicts, they're so delusional in their brain because all they're thinking about is the next hit. That they ended up moving me out of the area, and then I don't know what happened to the guy.

Are they threatening you?

They're so out of it. They're just yelling and stuff. These addicts, you used to think homeless people when you're younger. Actually homeless people when I was younger, it was like, Oh, my gosh, let's help this guy. I remember giving them $10 when we'd leave the jazz stadium after going to the basketball game and giving the homeless guy $10 and you wish him a good night. But now these guys are just on fentanyl, just slumped, moving back and forth, and they don't even care what happens.

When you're talking about all of the rest of the addicts, we're up in arms about this guy getting ready to overdose die. How many addicts are we talking here?

Probably 10 of them all around them because they all just get in this little circle. There's multiple ways to do fentanyl, whether they're taking the blue or if they're lighting it on foil and just smoking the fumes. They're all just right next to each other.

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Patreon, baby. Nice.

Three for three. Nice. We started off really bad, but thank you, coach.

We're doing better. You're welcome. We got quite the learning center here.

We're learning a lot out here.

How do you strike a conversation with them?

Usually, they're pretty nice. They're not really looking for anything. They're just sitting there doing their drugs, and you just go up and say, Hi, how are you doing? We I wonder if we could just ask you a few questions. What got you into this and how long have you been out here for? And usually, they're pretty happy to tell somebody their story because I try not to pay people for interviews. A lot of people walk around with $5 bills, and I don't like doing that. If someone's going to talk to me, they'll talk to me. And if I have to pay them, and then the interaction is not the same. So I always try not to pay people.

What else are you learning from these people?

Just the fact that there's somebody else's son, daughter. And you do see, I think there's potential in these people if you could get them off the drugs. A lot of these people don't have any potential left in them because-I know there's potential.

My best friend fucking got killed by that shit. He was a Navy SEAL and then contracted with the CIA with me, one of the brightest people I've ever met in my life.

Yeah, there's so many people like it. That's why I get so mad when I see these politicians getting so mad at Trump for trying to do something about it or for killing on a narco boat. I don't care if they killed that narco boat because American people are dying. I've seen it with my own eyes. And that's also why I don't respect the left-wing media at all. Whether it be the TikTokers, YouTubers, they never leave their desk. All they are is just talking points. Meanwhile, I'm going out there, and because I'm going out there, they label me as a MAGA or a conservative. No, I'm talking to the person strung out on fentanyl. I'm talking to the protester. I'm talking to the President.

You consider yourself to be MAGA?

Yeah, I support Donald Trump. I think right now, you have to decide, all right, maybe if you don't 100% agree with Trump. When I say I'm talking to Trump, I'm saying, with my briefing I gave to him, I've never talked to him behind closed doors or anything like that. But yeah, I support Trump because I think what he's doing, he doesn't really have... There's not really a reason why not to support him if you believe in what he's trying to do for America. And the opposite would have been Kamal Harris. And so you have to pick and choose your battles with Trump. Did he totally mess up on the Epstein stuff? Yes. Is that something that's hard to look past? Yeah. Is there probably something weird going on there? Yeah. But is there big issues with drugs inside the United States, with illegal immigration, affordability? Why are other countries tariffing us and If you can't tariff them back, I think you just have to pick your battles. And if you want to succeed, you have to at least be supportive of somebody and also be critical at the same time.

Yeah, I'm with you. I think people need to really align themselves with the values and not with the individual. That's what it should be. It should be, I agree and I align with this initiative, not who's putting this initiative out. Well, then I can't fucking support it.

Yeah, it's actually crazy because just think about what happened with Maduro. Biden actually had a $25 million bounty out for Maduro. Did he really? Yes, Biden and Kamala did. No shit. They put out a $25 bounty during Biden's presidency. Then Trump goes in. So far, no casualties have been said that we know about. He goes and captures Maduro, and then the left comes out advocating for Maduro. What are they doing? And meanwhile, Venezuelans are celebrating all across the world because they've finally been liberated. Over seven million people left Venezuela because of Maduro. It is the largest exodus of a group of people.

Since California. Since California. In New York.

Yeah. And so I just can't side with anything the left doing right now. I can't side with any of their leaders. I can't side with anything that they're pushing because I don't think they have America's best interest in art.

Yeah. Well, I think a lot of people have felt that for a pretty long time. Where else did you go?

In El Salvador. How was that? I went to Secot. Very cool. I'm the first ever American to do it.

Were you really?

Yeah.

Damn, nick.

That's crazy.

Fucking killing it, man.

I don't even know how I got that opportunity.

How are you getting in How did you get your way into there?

I went to El Salvador because I was doing videos on illegal immigration, and I was trying to join a caravan to go up and go from middle Central America up to Mexico. I was looking at the map and I thought, Oh, they have to pass through El Salvador, and I get to El Salvador and I'm like, Okay, where are the migrants at? I'm trying to join a caravan. I'm talking to locals because I speak fluent Spanish. And they're like, Oh, we don't have migrants here. I'm like, What do you guys mean? This is like, perfect spot for the map for them to cross over. They're like, No, we don't have them here.

We're not migrants till we get to your country, dad. Yeah.

I was like, What's going on? They're like, Wait, we actually have people coming back from America. I'm like, What's going on? And then everyone starts telling me about Naibu Kelly and about SETCAT. And so I get there, my whole entire video had to shift, and I make a video about how this country has solved illegal migration. And I ended up interviewing one of the mayors. And from there, I just kept being super persistent about messaging any account I could possibly get my hands on to on X that had anything to do with the government. If I could just find somebody to give me that contact to then message to go inside SETCAT. And eventually, just some random person said, This is the number of the SETCAT Secretary. And I messaged the press secretary of El Salvador, and she said, Oh, no, not right now. Message me again in a month. Message again. She says, Oh, not right now. Message me again in a little bit. And I finally messaged her six months later, and she's like, All right, here's your date to come inside Secat. We'll see you there. Boom. That was my big break.

Nice. How was it in there?

Crazy.

What did you learn?

People advocating for those. People need to really question who they're advocating for. But the moment you walk in there, you just feel like any sense of goodness in your body just leave. And your body is just filled with emptyness. Then you When you look at the prisoners in their eyes. They're completely empty. They're hopeless. Whatever had possessed them had taken control, and they had been defeated. They just look at you with this blank stare of just nothingness. You look into their eyes and nothing. You start walking around there and you just feel like literally nothing. Then You look at their tattoos. They're just from top to bottom, just full of MS13, Barrio D. C. Ocho. Then I actually, No, nick, you can't interview anybody. I was originally said to interview one of the prisoners, and then they're like, We're running behind time. We can't interview them, but we're going to ask the guys to take off their shirt so you can see all their tattoos. I get pretty close to almost face to face with one of these guys. I'm like, Are you still proud to be a gangster? He's like, Yeah. I was like, wow, we really...

And then other guys in the back were just like, We messed up. But some of those people killed hundreds of people. And it's just very eerie. There's no lights. Very eerie to look at those guys in the eyes. And those guys, they have no darkness. It's always lit up in that room. It's just like a Costco, essentially, with prison cells. And the lights stay on 24/7. They eat the same meal every single day. They get no protein. They get no meat, no pork or chicken. All they get is tortilla, rice, and beans. I think they get like, yogurt or milk. And then so these guys are just hopeless. They got no books. All they can do for a workout is once a day, they take them out, they go do their toe touches, pushups, sit ups, and they're all in white. And then they either get to do that or they get to listen to some preacher inside of that prison. But those guys deserved it. They killed and made it so families couldn't go from street to street to go visit their other family members. So that was very interesting to see that. And it was very cool to see how then you leave there, then you go out to the streets of El Salvador, and people are just so excited to be living normal lives because for years, they couldn't They couldn't go out and go to the next neighborhood.

They couldn't go out and hang out their neighborhood. So it's like the first time you've seen this group of people, a lot of these people in years, that they've never had that feeling of freedom.

Wow.

Very cool.

That is really cool, man. How about Paris? Paris? What did you see in Paris?

Well, Paris, I got attacked by scammers. There's scammers there are rampant. I mean, I wasn't expecting too much of Paris. All Europe's messed up right now just due to the facts of mass migration, and they're just very leftist there. So Paris, I wasn't expecting too much, but I didn't expect it as soon as I got off the subway just to see a bunch of scammers running down into the subway. It was wild.

What was it?

All these African migrants from Senegal and from East Africa, they go to Paris and they start selling these Eiffel towers. And it's It's this big scam. They're all working together on this. You show a camera there, they freak out. I brought my mom with me on this one, too. It's so funny because I brought my mom, and I have her acting as the bait to go talk to some of these scammers. African scammers, they got just so mad around. I was just filming, and the guys came up to me, and these guys are big. They're like 6 foot. They got big muscles. I'm getting them off, moving around like, No, Oh, get over here, get away. And then you also have the gypsies who are trying to get money from donations. And while they're trying to get money from donations, they got somebody who's trying to pickpocket you. And this is at the Eiffel Tower, one of the largest tourist destinations in the entire world. They've just let it get controlled by scammers, overtaken by scammers, by foreign scammers that aren't even French.

What did you go there for?

To do a video on immigration inside of France, to see what was going on because people kept telling me it was bad, and it was bad. I mean, the scammers, one, they had taken over there. And an entire, I think they call it districts in Paris, were completely... Paris people had been pushed out. The French people had been pushed out.

Did you talk to anybody over there?

Yeah, I did.

What were they saying?

They're mad, too, because they're like, Us, French, we can't even get houses here in Paris. But they put the migrants in the houses here in Paris. And how can anybody say this is good for us? Then in Europe, you go to-Is there anybody that's on the opposite, though?

Is there anybody that is like, Yeah, we want this. We want all these people here. Yes. There is.

Yes. In my video, I speak with I meet up with this guy. He's like a local journalist in the area. He takes me around. Then it's always the white liberals who are sympathetic to this mass migration. They're sympathetic to criminals. I'm talking to this girl who's in a college, probably. We're right next to this migrant camp where all these migrants are just living underneath of the highway. I say, Do you think it's good to bring masks? Do you think illegal immigration is good? Something along the lines of that. She goes, Yeah, we're all migrants in our own way. I'm like, So this is good? She's like, Yes. And meanwhile, this is all happening. In illegal migration, it's one of the most inhumane things, not only for the people who are originally from that country, but from the migrants they bring over. A lot of these people get trafficked over. A lot of them get assaulted. A lot of them lose all their money. A lot of them never see their family again. Yet these politicians want to keep walking them in. In fact, the EU is finding countries like Poland and Hungary for not accepting migrants.

So it's all this coordinated attack on Western civilization.

What would you say the percentage of people that are pro-migrant versus anti are in France?

I think it's getting probably more towards 50/50 because people originally, just like in Minnesota, people were acceptance of the refugees. They're happy to take in Somalians from the war-torn country. But then they start imposing their cultures. They start taking away what was once the life of the people from that area, and they don't feel like it's their town anymore. They don't I feel like they're the ones being represented. So people are waking up. That's why you also saw 3 million people go out to the streets of London to stop mass migration.

You're going to head over there? Did you go there? Yeah. You were there?

Yeah, I was there for that. How was that? It was awesome.

It was awesome. What are those people saying?

They want their country back.

How are they going to get it back?

I don't know.

You know what's interesting The interesting thing about UK is I just don't see anybody speaking up about anything except our buddy J. Cal.

Yeah, they imprisoned him. What's that? They imprisoned him, like Tommy Robinson That's why I'm asking you, how are they going to do anything? Yeah, because they're throwing people in jail for tweets. Every day, more than 10 people are getting put in jail for putting tweets out, putting posts on X. They tried to imprison Tommy Robinson multiple times. And you might not like Tommy Robinson. He might not have a perfect past. But, man, that guy knows what he's talking about. When he saw his siblings and his family members getting raped by Muslim grooming gangs, and he spoke out against it, and the government tried to hide it. It's the exact same thing we just saw in Minnesota. They're too afraid to be called the racist and Islamophobes for the fraud that was happening. Yeah. And then they tried to go and imprison Tommy Robinson, not just once, but they've done it multiple times. They put in solitary confinement for more than 100 days for speaking about, for showing people what was happening inside his country.

Man.

And I know why it's happening.

Why is it happening?

Just for purely votes and to keep people in power. It's also So I knew this was going to happen in the United States after I'd gone to Europe a couple of times to do videos on what was happening, because Tommy Robinson, I had to sit down and interview with him. He goes, The reason why the Labor Party, the Democrat Party in UK, the reason why they're able to stay in power is because they'll tell these Muslims they can go ahead, do whatever they want. A Muslim actually should be more conservative than they would be a liberal because they don't stand for a lot of that progressive stuff. They're not pro-LGBTQ+, they're pro-family. And so he goes, well, it doesn't matter to them because they have Sharia law. So that's above anything. And so if somebody goes to that mosque where a A thousand people go, they tell the mosque leader, We're going to let you guys do whatever you want. Just make sure you guys vote for us. So then when it comes day to vote, the leader of the mosque, everyone in the mosque, will then go to the voting centers and go vote for that candidate.

That's why London, the mayor's Muslim, a lot of the towns around it are Muslim as well, and they actually have courts that are practicing Sharia law. I knew that was going to happen inside of America as Well, you have Mandami, for instance. Another thing Mandami advocated for when he was running was making childcare more affordable. What do we know about childcare now? These daycare centers, they're complete frauds. I knew what was going to start happening. Now you're starting to see it happen here in America. Now, after they forced my hand to start giving my opinion, which I wasn't doing, they asked for it. People are loving it now that I'm speaking out against stuff. But I was Or are you just going to keep asking people questions? But now they've turned my journalism into activism in a way where you forced my hand. Now, I'm compelled to do this now.

Be careful. Don't let them force They're going to put you into something that you think they don't want you to do.

What?

What you're doing.

Yeah. Well?

They'd rather have an activist than a competitor. I can tell you that much right now.

Well, I don't I think sharing facts is wrong.

I don't either. I think what you're doing is amazing. I'm just telling you, be careful.

Yeah. I mean, no.

They will manipulate you into doing something that you think they don't want you to do. You do it to piss them off, and then they fucking have you where they want you. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

I do need to be a little bit more careful. And it stinks that I'm only 23 years old. Like, dang, I got a lot more life to live. I got at least three more of my life to live.

Well, think about how much more wisdom you'll have when you're my age because you started at 23.

Yeah, very true.

But what do you got coming up next, nick?

Got a lot more stuff coming. I got something for you. It's a bad question. What? That answer, my bad.

Very early, very early on this. But I've been hearing a lot of grumblings that a lot of these Dominion voting machines in the election fraud is coming from Venezuela. Have you heard this? I'm going to send you some stuff. Maybe you can dig in. I'm getting ready to dive in on that, I think. It could be a huge, huge story. Really? I don't know if it's legit. I've just been hearing grumblings.

I would like to go to Venezuela.

Would you?

Oh, yeah.

Maybe we'll go together.

Do you want to go? I'm down. I might. I don't know how we do it now, but I think it'd be a great video. The Venezuelian people are very good people. Some of the best people who I've met because I did this two-year mission trip for our church. A lot of people I'd spend my time with were migrants from Venezuela, and they were just some of the nicest people I'd ever met. Really? Yeah. I remember I spent time with this one family, and when I left, the whole entire family was just bawling because I just spent so much time with them. I called them once they captured Maduro, and they're all crying. They're all celebrating. Meanwhile, you have liberals in the street calling for Trump for him to release Maduro. Oh, man. You guys realize what he just to that entire country, Maduro? You have people out at the border selling bags of Venezuelan dollars because they mean absolutely nothing. They're using their dollars for product, for material. We're living in a crazy world, Sean. Just think about everything we got going on. We have Trump's our President. He is a character. He's an icon in a lot of ways as far as Being the billionaire that he is, having all his properties.

He has a freaking castle to go to on the weekends, Mar-a-Lago. He's good buddy with the richest man in the world, Elon Musk. Elon Musk gave us free speech again on the Internet. What I just did would not have been possible without Elon Musk. The video would have done well on YouTube. It would have got a million views. It wouldn't have created any change, though. But if it wasn't for X, you wouldn't have seen any of that. I wouldn't freaking to combat with Tim Walsh on X.

Man, you really crushed it.

Yeah, I had no other option.

You crushed it.

Yeah, it was crazy. Everyone was just coming after me, and I had never gotten into any internet beef with anybody. They keep coming after me. Well, I guess I'm going to come back with you. You got to fight fire with fire. I finally understood why people like Trump and Elon always are out there talking and defending themselves because you just can't let someone slander your name for no reason. That's right. Especially if you're on the right. Just like you and your boy Crenshaw.

Hey. Can't let people fucking push you around in this world. No. Or they will just continue doing it. So good for you for standing up for yourself. Exactly. Way to fucking be, man. All right, nick. If you had three people to recommend for this show, who would they be?

Three people? I would love to see Naibu Kelly. That's somebody I want to personally interview as well. I'm really interested in leaders of the world. I think Naibu Kelly would be really cool. Got to think. Have you done John Federman? I think he'd be interesting to talk to.

All right.

Because I think he's one of the only Democrats who has common sense right now. I think he'd be good. I don't know anything about George Bush, and I've never seen him do anything. I think that'd be interesting.

That would be really interesting. I got a lot of questions for him.

Yeah, I'm sure with your past, you have a lot of questions with him.

Oh, yeah.

I've never seen him do any interview. My generation knows absolutely nothing about George Bush other than 9/11. I think that'd be an interesting conversation.

We've actually been kicking that around, so maybe we will pursue that. But well, nick, hope to see you again. Thanks again for the sweatshirt, and let's go blow some shit up.

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