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I found the story that I remembered.

Last time, Nick Schultz, who was an assemblyman from the Burbank area, last time he was in the news was a year ago,

and he was blocking a bill that would make it a felony for someone who is soliciting 16 and 17 year olds for sex on the street. He was trying to protect those creepy weird adults who go looking for 16-year-old girls or boys.

I think Scott Weiner was involved in the blocking of this particular bill.

So that's when Nick Schultz made the news.

Well, he's back.

He's very upset that there is, that Carl DeMille has exposed this Stop Nick Shirley Act, which is something the legislature came up with to stop investigative reporters like Nick Shirley from exposing all

the fraud and the waste going on in California government.

We're going to play cut four here, Eric, and this is Nick Schultz,

about the act and demile. This is intentional because the misinformation is rampant, and I rest

it solely at the feet of a certain member from San Diego, who quite intentionally is doing this.

Since 2016, the rise in online threats resulting in real world

violent attacks have spurred the need for these laws. Let me be extraordinarily clear again

to the member from San Diego. There is, and not Dr. Sharp Collins, she's delightful.

There is no part of this bill, none that prevents law enforcement, district attorneys,

or the Attorney General of the great state of California from investigating fraud, notwithstanding

what those in acting in bad faith might claim.

And I will also note to the opposition witness that was here today,

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