In the Stop Nick Shirley Act, there's a story that comes out.

What pages that on, Rob, the Stop Nick Shirley Act?

Stop Nick Shirley Act.

Yeah, 17.

Nick Shirley warns California bill could punish people trying to expose government fraud.

Here's Nick Shirley. Go for it.

What do you think? Is this the Stop Nick Shirley Act in California? Yeah, they're making it,

they're trying to make it so citizen journalists or just average Americans who are going about

seeing what's happening inside their community. They're trying to scare them from talking about

potential fraud taking place inside of these communities. And, like, I mean, think about it.

They're literally willing to impose a $10,000 fine or imprisonment.

If you go and seek to find out the truth about a location that could potentially

be fraudulent inside your own neighborhood.

Nick, let's just kind of play out that hypothetical.

So whether you were in Minnesota, you also went to California.

You would go up to the Quality Learing Center, a clearly fake daycare in Minnesota.

There's your shirt.

Yes, always on.

And you would attempt to see if there's any children inside, right?

And somebody comes out and talk to you.

And now that person who's there possibly committing fraud could file a complaint in California

that Nick Shirley is harassing me online, right?

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