Conservative social media star Nick Shirley has turned his sights to California and started exposing the massive, ongoing fraud in the formerly Golden State in a series of videos that have taken the internet by storm. Responding to scrutiny of his sanctuary policies and the fraud catastrophe, Governor Newsom had a total hissy fit about President Trump.
As background, Shirley first went viral in Minnesota, where he exposed the Somali migrant daycare fraud scandal that was much of the reason for the Trump Administration’s overwhelming and very successful federal immigration law crackdown on that state, particularly the sanctuary city of Minneapolis.
Now, Shirley has turned his sights toward California, and started exposing Golden State fraud as conservatives circle the state like sharks. Predictably, Gov. Newsom has responded to the exposition of ongoing fraud in his state not by dealing with it, but by freaking out and attacking President Trump.
Such is what he did during a Friday, February 13, meltdown on CNN’s “The Arena,” claiming that President Donald Trump did not represent the “majority of Americans.” Beginning with a ridiculous line about holding wrongdoers accountable, given what he has let occur in his state, Newsom said, “We need to also hold people in power to account of the abuses.”
Continuing with a very dumb pun that then led into his angrily and bitterly rambling about the President, Newsom said, “I mean, this is next level abuses. It’s the rule of Don, not the rule of law. It’s the law of the jungle, might makes right. You’ve seen this wrecking ball presidency.”
Keeping that pearl-clutching up while threatening the administration as well, Newsom said, “It’s not just internationally, but domestically. And you saw that at full display this week with the attorney general and just the obstinance and the arrogance of this administration. So the sense of lack of accountability and oversight. That’s going to change dramatically after November.”
Then, after threatening the president, he tried to call for unity, saying, “But we have to be cautious because I don’t think people as much as we want, you know, to level the playing field and we want some score settling, I also think all of us need to take a deep breath. I mean, this this fight and fight, all the stress and the stacking of stress, all this anxiety that we’re living under. I think all of us would do well just to find some common ground, commonality.”
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Concluding, the governor said that Trump is unpopular and doesn’t represent the majority of Americans, a claim belied by the president winning the popular vote. He said, “I think leadership requires a counter narrative. Trump does not represent the majority of Americans. He the most historic president in our lifetime, historically unpopular.”
Watch Newsom here:
Meanwhile, Shirley and others have kept the heat up on Newsom. In one such recent video, Shirley went straight to the source and interviewed Colombian migrants living on the streets in Gavin Newsom’s California, using their being there at all, the shanties in which they live, and the general chaos of their presence to expose the disastrous nature of Newsom’s rule. This video came alongside others in which he showcased fraud in the state, such as in child care facilities in San Diego.
Watch Shirley here: