Nick Shirley - How Did a Dog Vote in 2 California Elections? | SRS #297
Nick Shirley discusses exposing massive healthcare and election fraud in California, including fake hospices billing Medicare, individuals unknowingly enrolled in hospice care, and dogs voting in elections due to lack of voter ID requirements.
Summary
Nick Shirley, a 23-year-old independent journalist, details his investigation into widespread fraud in California following his previous exposé of Minnesota fraud. He uncovered a massive healthcare fraud scheme where California's Medicaid budget doubled from $108 billion to $222 billion between 2022-2026 despite minimal population growth. The fraud involves fake hospice and home healthcare facilities, primarily run by Armenian and Russian organized crime, that steal Medicare beneficiary numbers and enroll people in hospice without their knowledge. Shirley visited buildings containing up to 89 fake hospices, finding empty offices while fraudsters drive luxury cars. He received death threats, with Russian mafia members reportedly calling his mother to warn him off their operations. Shirley also exposed California's election vulnerabilities, demonstrating how easily fraud can occur without voter ID requirements. He documented cases of 126-year-old registered voters, people registered to UPS boxes, and even a dog that successfully voted in two elections. The fraud extends to homeless services, where NGOs receive millions while accumulating assets worth hundreds of millions. Shirley met with Elon Musk and received $100,000 for his investigative work, with his Minnesota video becoming the most viral video on X with 4 billion total views. He credits his success to being independent rather than government-affiliated, allowing him to expose systemic corruption across multiple states.
Key Insights
- California's Medicaid budget doubled from $108 billion to $222 billion between 2022-2026 despite minimal population growth, indicating massive fraud
- One-third of all hospices in America are located in LA County, with some buildings containing up to 89 fake hospice operations
- Russian mafia members contacted Shirley's mother through intermediaries to warn him against investigating their healthcare fraud operations
- A dog was successfully registered to vote and cast ballots in two California elections due to the state's lack of voter ID requirements
- NGOs in California's homeless industrial complex have accumulated assets worth up to half a billion dollars while homelessness continues to worsen
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Transcript
[0:06] Nick Shirley didn't expect to see you back so soon. >> Yeah, me neither. >> What do you >> Turns out there's lots of fraud to uncover in the United States, huh? >> There is so much fraud here in the United States. It's unbelievable. >> Dude, did you So, hold on. Did you go right to California from Minnesota? So after Minnesota, I was like, "Okay, the threats are pretty high right now after exposing like billions of dollars. Let me focus on something different, but let me still focus on fraud." So I focused [0:37] on election fraud in California. I was like, that would pro maybe take a little bit of the pressure off me for…
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