Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - Nick Shirley： The CA Voter Fraud Files

00:00:00.000 hello everybody welcome back to the riley gain show if you're watching at youtube.com which i

00:00:08.960 hope you are you can see that i am not in my home studio uh back on the road speaking at all sorts

00:00:15.340 of different campuses high schools and colleges all across the country so that's what we're doing

00:00:18.700 today back in the home studio on friday i am so excited for today's guest we've had him on before

00:00:25.620 actually he was the first guest on the riley gain show the inaugural episode was with

00:00:30.620 nick shirley excited to talk about that but before we do i want to tell you about today's sponsor

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00:01:33.980 leader both on and off the court as i said we had nick shirley on for the first episode now what he

00:01:40.980 talked about in that expose and what he highlighted on the riley gain show regarding the state of

00:01:45.080 minnesota and the fraud that's happening there resulted in the end of tim waltz's political career

00:01:50.300 can he have the same success in the state of california that was where he went following

00:01:56.420 minnesota i don't think it's a shock to many of us that california is really a breeding ground for

00:02:03.280 voter fraud in america as well as homelessness crime you could keep going that's why people from

00:02:10.060 california are fleeing their state and moving to my state states like tennessee and it's so funny when

00:02:15.160 you meet someone in the streets of tennessee and they say you know i'm from california they immediately

00:02:18.800 follow it up with well i'm not like them i'm i'm a political refugee that's literally what they call

00:02:23.400 themselves now but he went to california nick shirley did and what he found is shocking uh millions of

00:02:29.960 people who are voting with no id month-long election process inaccurate voter rolls uh dead people who have

00:02:36.800 been caught voting even a dog was successfully registered to vote uh excited to break down all of

00:02:43.540 this and more on today's episode stay tuned to this interview with nick shirley well nick thanks for

00:02:49.660 joining the riley gaines show uh it's kind of funny seeing you in a suit and tie i'm used to seeing you

00:02:56.300 like in a t-shirt on a street corner in like minnesota or california but tonight actually you're

00:03:01.120 attending the state of the union i guess my my first question before we get into this california expose

00:03:06.580 when you were working on all those little videos in your room that you would post to youtube did you

00:03:11.760 ever imagine that here you would be in a suit and tie and i guess having a seat in the capitol building

00:03:18.200 great question i mean you never fully can imagine it you always like envisioned it in a way

00:03:23.400 but to see it come to fruition is pretty cool yeah yeah it is it's um remarkable i think you'll see

00:03:29.500 tonight the state of the union uh just the energy and the patriotism that's there uh you'll see a lot

00:03:35.100 theatrics i imagine uh last time it you have al green who's like waving his cane so uh i'll be

00:03:41.940 interested to see some of those clips that surface uh i want to start with number one the result that

00:03:49.320 we saw from your minnesota expose uh were you shocked to see that pretty much ended the political

00:03:55.100 career of governor tim walls i was shocked to see how easy he folded i was not shocked by the impact the

00:04:03.340 video had how big of an impact it did have a little bit because i mean i wasn't expecting to upload the

00:04:09.020 most viral video in the past few years on the internet but i mean tim waltys he obviously knows

00:04:15.120 that he was kind of caught red-handed not kind of he was caught red-handed so therefore he has dropped

00:04:19.940 out for running for re-election if he didn't have anything to do with the fraud he would have

00:04:23.900 probably kept running and so i was super happy to see the impact of the videos had

00:04:28.120 now in terms of the response and the accountability that we have seen since both from the state

00:04:35.880 government local government to minneapolis but even the federal government what has that looked like

00:04:41.240 where do things stand can we expect people to be held accountable yeah i think we can and you

00:04:47.420 recently just saw one of the ladies who was in the she was not in the video her daycare was in the

00:04:51.700 video she was the owner of the daycare that was receiving the most amount of money from the ccap

00:04:57.180 funding fundings she tried to flee the country on a one-way ticket to london she got caught and now

00:05:04.640 she's been arrested and she was one of the she had one of these daycares then she was caught for fraud

00:05:10.900 and with feeding our future and so her daycare is one of those and so i think after after her we're

00:05:17.180 going to start seeing more and more people get arrested and prosecutions take a while there's

00:05:21.300 ongoing investigations and i think it's just a matter of time and before you start seeing more

00:05:26.420 and more people get held accountable for all the crimes they committed yeah i hope so it's exactly

00:05:33.320 what the american people voted for was that sort of accountability and transparency now as i have

00:05:39.160 alluded to and as i would imagine many people have seen online you expose a different kind of fraud

00:05:44.900 in california before we talk about that i want to know what made you go to california to look in

00:05:51.740 to voter fraud yeah right now we know that voter id is a big issue so i really wanted to show people

00:05:58.580 how easy it would be to not not only rig an election but to just let anybody vote i mean i went straight to

00:06:06.580 the registrar of voters there and asked her what would it take to vote and she said well you sign this and

00:06:12.080 and you just pretty much need to present your own name and i said well what if somebody wanted to go

00:06:16.880 and say they were so and so and they actually weren't she's like well why would they do that

00:06:20.640 that'd be lying but the fact that anyone could just go and lie is showing how easy it would be to vote on

00:06:27.700 behalf of somebody else and there's lots of locations as well that have a ton of people registered

00:06:33.920 to vote and some of them are ups stores other other the others are these colleges that have

00:06:41.600 50 people registered at a college university where there should be thousands of people registered so

00:06:46.480 there's a lot of these irregularities within their voter rolls that would be very much solved if people

00:06:53.720 just had to present their own ids yeah talk about that uh we're gonna insert a clip in post of the

00:07:01.640 woman you're referring to i was curious how come in california you don't need voter id to vote

00:07:06.260 because when you sign your affidavit you're swearing that you're telling us the truth and we

00:07:12.280 compare the signature that you put on your application battery 65 percent

00:07:19.720 do you think it leaves any room for error with voter id or

00:07:24.840 yeah i'm just like curious because i want to make sure that like our elections are as fair and

00:07:32.960 honest as possible and i feel like voter id is just something super simple to have

00:07:36.980 and do you think it's possible like illegal migrants could be voting

00:07:41.220 yeah if they don't have their id and they could just sign on behalf of richard sherman

00:07:55.360 then they could technically vote right

00:07:59.640 yeah but what if they just don't care what if like richard sherman and billy bob joe just don't care

00:08:12.980 but so you don't think illegals would ever vote would you i don't think so do you think there was

00:08:24.400 just a level of like naivety to her do you think that she was attempting to be political politically

00:08:30.820 corrupt i was pretty amazed just how i guess gullible she was to believe that there aren't

00:08:37.440 bad actors out there who would be intentional in some sort of fraud in the voting realm like you

00:08:44.700 you exposed yeah and god bless this lady because she's just doing her job right uh it's not her

00:08:50.680 responsibility for what's happening in california but it just goes to show how easy it would be for

00:08:55.280 anyone to vote i mean somebody reached out to me after i posted that video and they're like i actually

00:08:59.580 am a canadian and i came down to california to vote just to show you how easy it was

00:09:03.540 dang that's wild and so talk about that like you you showed up to a desk what what was the setting

00:09:10.760 what was this job where were you it's the registrar of voters in san diego

00:09:16.420 so it's a place you go to register and you just showed up and had absolutely no problem in saying

00:09:21.820 i i would like to i mean what are what are kind of the prerequisites of voting and and she had

00:09:28.800 nothing to give you yeah i just said like how how does it work with that idea i feel like that's

00:09:33.820 probably pretty common sense to have an id when you go up and vote and she said well you signed your

00:09:40.000 signature and then we scanned the signature and why would why would anyone not say who they really are

00:09:46.320 and that's pretty they're pretty much going off of good faith but when we know that millions of

00:09:52.120 illegal migrants have gone into a state like california i think you should be like okay maybe

00:09:56.760 let's like certify that this person's really them and not just based off the slant of a signature

00:10:01.160 that's going to get scanned in with millions of other signatures i mean a dog got registered to vote

00:10:05.920 and successfully voted in two elections before the lady turned herself in

00:10:09.480 talk about how you found out about the dog that was something that was so wild to me and watching

00:10:16.940 your video yeah so a dog got registered to vote a lady did it she was actually republican she did it

00:10:22.820 to show how easy it is to register and how easy it would be to vote so she successfully voted in 2021

00:10:29.560 and she voted in 2022 the i think the ballot got sent back to her and it's funny watching people try

00:10:36.500 to defend this dog on the internet and the fact is that whether this person was republican or democrat

00:10:40.960 it doesn't matter it's the fact that a dog was somehow registered to vote in an election in the

00:10:46.460 united states somebody something a being that doesn't even have a human body was able to vote

00:10:52.840 well and that's what i think is so amazing about the exposés that you've done is it's not just

00:10:57.900 necessarily exposing democrats which yes of course that has been you know the the crux of it uh but in this

00:11:05.460 you've exposed republicans too and you're just saying look i don't care who it is committing

00:11:09.440 fraud voter fraud or whatever other fraud there is that it doesn't matter it affects everyone

00:11:16.300 exactly and it's so funny to watch people come out and defend some of these things that they're

00:11:21.640 defending whether it be the dog or whether it be the daycares they're stealing and they're corrupting

00:11:27.040 not just they're corrupting society it's not a republican or democrat issue it's like we're all

00:11:33.440 dealing with this yeah and you talk about you know obviously needing an id we have this whole id paradox

00:11:40.100 you need an id to go to the liquor store or even as mom donnie has proven to shovel snow in new york city

00:11:47.300 yet they fight for voting saying that it's racist when you point out that hypocrisy to people on the

00:11:53.820 street do you ever have this kind of light bulb moment or is it always just people getting angry

00:11:59.600 because i saw one interaction you had with a woman who said look i don't want to be once you realized

00:12:04.160 you know the line of questioning she said look i don't want to be a part of your your maga movement

00:12:08.420 what do you think about over 30 people are registered to vote in this ups store right here

00:12:12.980 is that a little strange to you is it through po boxes yeah i don't know what are you trying to do or

00:12:21.600 what are you trying to prove yeah so so you have to you have to re-register where you live right

00:12:26.400 where your primary residence is and so if you've got a primary residence that's a ups store

00:12:31.240 i just there's a real tiny houses you know inside the ups store for people to live in

00:12:35.840 probably what's your guys affiliation my name is nick shirley yeah could you live inside a po box

00:12:41.300 no so do you think it's a little strange that here in california you have lots of people are

00:12:44.980 registered to vote from these po boxes meanwhile you don't even have to show your id when you go and

00:12:48.880 vote i don't want to be part of the whole maga storyline thank you this isn't a maga storyline man

00:12:53.400 this is just the straight up facts now we're going in yeah that's what they kind of deflect to

00:12:58.380 is because they've made it like a republican issue but anybody should want to have open and fair

00:13:02.760 elections if you need an id to go to the airport whether to be shovel snow in new york city to buy

00:13:08.700 liquor to even get some medicine uh over the counter inside the united states you have to present your

00:13:14.260 own id and so it's not some wild idea for someone to present their own id and really the only reason

00:13:20.320 why someone would be against a person showing their id when they go and vote is to vote on

00:13:26.620 behalf of somebody else i mean dead people are voting in california and that's been happening for

00:13:31.180 years uh you worked with whistleblowers in both of these exposés in california and minnesota

00:13:37.660 how do you vet them that was a question i had initially um how do you how do they come to you and

00:13:44.280 how do you vet that they're legit yeah so for these people for instance david in minnesota he

00:13:50.100 had been working on this for years and when they come to me with information i make sure that it's

00:13:54.760 credible information because it comes from the state for instance david had a request that those numbers

00:14:00.040 of the ccap funding about the daycares so that comes straight from the state the man who i met up

00:14:05.560 with in california he had been requesting those that information from the secretary of state as well

00:14:10.600 and so he had the legitimate voter rolls and that guy actually had even created his own way of going

00:14:16.200 through and vetting all these so he had dedicated years of his life to examining these voter rolls in

00:14:21.480 california yeah well i think there were pivotal parts um in the these exposés you've been i guess

00:14:29.080 critics will say that you're just cherry picking extreme cases can you walk us through some of the

00:14:34.200 examples or situations that maybe you didn't necessarily get on film or highlight in these videos

00:14:40.760 yeah well everything i post is what i've seen like i guess a better i guess a better way to ask this

00:14:49.720 is like how many houses did you knock on where everything was seemingly normal before you kind

00:14:56.280 of hit that like red flag well that's the thing what you see is what you get so every anytime i go out

00:15:03.560 and film i'll post the whole thing that's why i'll post the lady who's getting mad at me for saying

00:15:08.280 some mega storyline most people would cut that out because it might make the other person it might

00:15:12.280 make me look bad but in reality i'm just showing people what it is for what it for what it is so

00:15:17.240 everything you see for me is what you get we've got a clip here from your video where 108 people

00:15:23.880 registered to vote in one house let's watch it really quick do you know where where the ballots

00:15:28.920 might have gone um like for 108 people you know that were registered okay 108 people

00:15:36.280 and yes so that house so that house was on a university it was an alumni house and so the issue

00:15:42.840 with that is okay well that house is registered at the university it's said that it's alumni house

00:15:47.800 and actually nobody lives inside of that house and whether it's the addresses to the university

00:15:53.320 or to the house it says the house on the the the uh the voter rolls but okay well let's not say that

00:16:01.320 only 108 people are registered to vote at a university where there are thousands of people well that's

00:16:05.240 another large irregularity that that needs to be looked at and so there's these issues all across

00:16:10.120 these voter rolls in california for instance and this could all be solved with presenting an id

00:16:15.800 have you had any response from election officials in the state of california or have you heard from

00:16:22.760 from local citizens or even local politicians at the state level yeah for instance in that video

00:16:28.680 there was one location was a ups store and uh 30 people were registered to vote there and the issue

00:16:34.200 with that and it turns out i didn't know this beforehand because we had went there and what people don't

00:16:38.840 see is when i go film these videos a lot of times people heckle you and you have to get out

00:16:42.120 these locations quick so uh there's a apartment there's an apartment as well that was above it

00:16:48.840 well either way the person they were registering themselves at a ups box it has to be their domicile

00:16:55.080 address and so that that's a big issue too so you can't just register at a p.o box to vote it needs

00:17:00.360 to be the address of your primary residence which is your domicile location domicile address

00:17:06.280 i've seen where gavin newsom his office i guess has dismissed your work uh and has attempted to

00:17:15.960 mudsling you calling you names the one that i've seen the most is slow shirley uh which i don't even

00:17:22.520 really know what he's attempting to get at there i think it's very clear he wants you out of his state

00:17:28.280 if you could put a camera in front of the person who wrote that i guess message on governor newsom's

00:17:37.800 press account uh and show them just one piece of footage from your trip which one would you want to

00:17:43.800 show probably the fact that i would invite them i didn't actually invite them i said let's work

00:17:50.600 together i would invite them to come with me and go to some of these locations and say okay let's justify

00:17:55.240 this and let's see if you can justify it because this this is that we're just doing a public service

00:17:59.320 for the people i would take them to the location where 125 year olds are registered to vote and then

00:18:04.200 you go to the location of that person's home and they're actually not 125 years old i would take them

00:18:08.760 to a location just like that so they can see with their own eyes say okay look we have issues in your

00:18:13.160 voter rolls this lady is actually 81 years old and she's registered as 125 years old that's something we

00:18:18.520 should fix all right so let's say he's named virginia she's 125 years old she's voted over 55

00:18:25.880 times and she's active on the voter rolls here in california let's see if she's home hi how's it

00:18:31.240 going sir doing good nope i'm cooking okay well i'll be quick i'm just looking for virginia 125 years old

00:18:39.480 125 years old yeah she's registered to vote at this location right here is virginia here yeah but she

00:18:45.640 ain't no 125 years old really how old is virginia then 80 80 well here on the state of california

00:18:57.080 she's 125 years old and she's voted in 55 elections

00:19:03.800 is there another virginia no not here virginia 10-4 21 in the whole world only one in the whole world

00:19:13.000 i hope she's voting good because so she's not 125 no no now that you've kind of seen the mess in

00:19:20.600 both minnesota and california is one or the other state's system i guess does it feel more vulnerable

00:19:29.400 to you like was it the administrative errors in california's voter rolls or the specific types of

00:19:35.080 fraud you exposed in minnesota which one should have viewers or i guess voters more concerned about

00:19:41.640 the upcoming election cycle obviously california because one in six americans live inside the state

00:19:47.800 of california and so just think about that you have people who are 125 years old who don't even who are

00:19:54.600 80 years old registers 125 years old and they have no idea and that's just not uh that's just not a case

00:20:01.160 of 100 people that's thousands of people all across the state and these people also it says how many times

00:20:06.440 they've they've voted as well and a lot of these people had no idea that they had voted in 55

00:20:11.880 elections or 50 elections so i think that's something very that's a big issue and then obviously like

00:20:17.640 the fraud because that's some money yeah yeah has it become harder to do your job now that uh i believe

00:20:25.880 you're incredibly recognizable you have name recognition has that made it harder to do

00:20:30.600 do the job that you're attempting to do to do actually that you are successfully doing

00:20:36.920 yeah it does like for instance at that ups store and that video that went viral i mean right we were

00:20:42.360 there for like five minutes the lady wouldn't even let me go into the ups store because that lady

00:20:46.440 who yelled who got mad at me for saying i don't want to hear a part of your magma storyline she then

00:20:50.840 goes into that building and says don't let this kid come in don't let him talk to you and so it really

00:20:57.240 would have helped if the ups store could have cleared up any any information but instead they

00:21:03.000 won't even address you because people like that lady go in and they try to slander your name or make

00:21:08.600 you look like you're somebody or not when in reality all i am doing is i'm trying to go and get the truth

00:21:13.160 from the source these mainstream media all these critics online they never actually go to the source

00:21:18.760 they go to uh what the person on the internet saying they don't actually don't go to the location

00:21:24.440 and so that does make it hard and uh when i do go to a lot of places and i have to have security with

00:21:29.080 me you'll see in my next video where i go and confront some of these other fraudsters these

00:21:33.080 people just start running like cockroaches like i'm not joking like they see me and they're getting

00:21:37.560 in their cars and they're fleeing the scene and uh so that's very interesting to see as well

00:21:43.640 you talk about your next video is that still in california yes in california if you just look at the

00:21:50.440 medi-cal the budget that they have which is their their form of medicaid inside of california it's

00:21:55.400 just called medi-cal they have their budgets keep going up by the billions each and every single year

00:22:01.400 and there's not like an exponential increase in their population but there's an exponential increase

00:22:06.680 in their budget and so you're you're seeing really big fraud in california with uh with their health

00:22:16.360 care system not even just that i saw a video of you on skid row and it was really remarkable

00:22:23.960 and truthfully just incredibly inspiring to see you approach a mom and her 12 year old son

00:22:30.280 actually will you kind of walk us through what you saw on skid row skid row and again the corruption

00:22:37.560 and the fraud that's happening even behind these homeless encampments in california yes so a place like

00:22:43.240 skid row there's tons of ngos non-profits and they receive millions of dollars every single

00:22:48.040 year to help out the homeless and so it's not a secret that there's people living on the streets

00:22:52.600 there i mean anyone can go set up a tent my issue was when i went down there we had been there for an

00:22:57.240 hour or so my issue was when we found a 12 year old and the 12 year old had been there for a few days

00:23:02.920 and whether the mom is has some sort of responsibility for that child being in that situation

00:23:08.680 or not the fact is a 12 year old sleeping out where people openly get raped at night

00:23:15.560 people get robbed people get assaulted people are selling drugs a 12 year old's there for multiple

00:23:21.480 days on end why can't they go in and why is that kid not made a priority to make sure that he's not

00:23:26.920 sleeping in that street um and why would it take a responsibility of me to go and make sure that

00:23:33.720 kid's all right and so that's kind of what made me upset when i was there is just the fact that

00:23:38.360 yeah there's a 12 year old sleeping there whether it's uh whether his mom is complicit in that

00:23:45.480 happening or not someone needs to take a responsibility especially when billions of

00:23:49.560 dollars get sent to the homeless every single year and a 12 year old can't get put in a place to sleep

00:23:54.200 at night that's a big issue yeah and he also talked about how he wasn't even in school

00:24:01.080 and you think you're 12 years old what you're probably like in sixth grade maybe fifth grade

00:24:06.280 seventh grade maybe uh those are critical periods of learning uh and so to be homeless and not in

00:24:12.920 school is a major problem but then to see you step in and offer both him and his mom a hotel room and to

00:24:19.480 to follow up and to make sure that he is in school uh just incredibly inspiring uh and i think one of the

00:24:26.520 things about that video that i saw as well was you have a 12 year old and then a fight breaks out you

00:24:31.080 know uh not even 10 feet away from where you and the little boy were stood that's what he's being

00:24:36.760 exposed to exactly and since i posted and shared that video um lots of people people have donated so

00:24:43.640 they've been able to extend their stay at the hotel but not just that they've actually been able to get

00:24:47.960 into a place where they can now sleep so that kid should be going back to school in the next few days

00:24:53.640 and a lot of people reach out because they wanted to help the kid because it's not it's not the fault

00:24:57.560 of the kid that they're in that situation right so that kid should be no there should be no judgment

00:25:02.200 for him and so i'm super happy that he's been able to get taken care of and hopefully that inspires more

00:25:07.320 people and more of these programs that receive millions of dollars to go and search for that next

00:25:11.720 kid because there's a lot of them out there in the streets now what do you make of the save act uh

00:25:18.360 is this something that i mean of course i believe needs to be done where are we kind of at in that

00:25:24.920 process yeah that needs to get done i'm interested to see what happens as far as if it gets passed and

00:25:31.160 then it gets signed by the president i mean how can somebody be against that it's so simple like we've

00:25:36.680 it's not even a hard argument to win i mean literally you have to get an id for everything else

00:25:42.200 why shouldn't you have to do it for the most important things inside of our government especially

00:25:46.280 in the federal election do you feel like maybe i guess asking you this since you've you've been

00:25:51.640 the one on the ground do you feel like voter fraud is really one of the only ways for democrats to win

00:26:02.680 well if you look at the states that kamala won they're all states that didn't require voter id

00:26:07.240 that's a good point it's a good point matt it would it will be very interesting when this gets

00:26:15.800 passed if it gets passed to see what happens in the next election to see the difference in the numbers

00:26:22.200 because i mean you have literally people voting

00:26:26.680 elon musk of course has been a big proponent of the save act and i know when you were on the show the

00:26:31.000 first time i was asking you about you know what sort of communication have you guys had uh i've seen

00:26:37.560 of course where he's tweeted about you about your work i saw where he tweeted recently saying you know

00:26:43.000 california does the most government fraud by far have you guys had any further communication at this

00:26:49.000 point no i have not he he uh does support on x i mean he'll sometimes he for instance he was shocked

00:26:56.520 that a dog was able to vote so he reshared that that a dog was able to vote but just a huge shout

00:27:01.800 out to him because he has all these businesses he's running yet he's also fighting for our freedoms

00:27:07.880 whether it be free speech or the right to have an open and fair election i mean that man is doing

00:27:12.280 a lot to help america and to help society all across the world just think about starlink and the

00:27:16.840 internet that he provides to millions of people that would not even have it yeah yeah no he's uh even

00:27:24.600 when we just had those um that big ice storm down in my home state of tennessee and nashville he sent

00:27:31.560 a bunch of those star links over uh to help people without power we there were i think more than a

00:27:36.600 hundred thousand homes without power for two weeks uh and so critical uh he really cares about the

00:27:43.560 american people as as you do of course uh and so i guess kind of final thoughts here as you sit

00:27:50.680 in the capitol this evening for the state of the union what is one i guess uncomfortable truth that

00:27:58.680 you hope your work forces all of america's politicians to finally acknowledge before the

00:28:04.760 next election yeah imagine if president trump says something about the fraud and everyone stood up which

00:28:11.000 won't happen but i think it's so obvious that what we're doing is exposing fraud and it's not a

00:28:17.320 a right or left issue i mean we're all trying to make america a better place and so if you're a

00:28:21.960 democrat you want to see less fraud you should want to see less fraud and if you're a republican you

00:28:26.360 should want to see less fraud as well so i think especially on an issue of fraud i think that's

00:28:29.720 something that everyone should be able to come together for and not make it a race issue or not

00:28:35.400 make it a democrat or republican issue but i think that's something very easy to come together for and

00:28:41.560 people have somehow made fraud controversial yeah you would certainly think because look it's not

00:28:47.320 just republicans money that's being used fraudulently it's all of our money and that should outrage

00:28:53.000 every single person and so as i said when you came on the first time god bless you thank you for

00:28:58.280 doing what you're doing uh for being willing to because it's scary when you're on the ground which is

00:29:03.800 something we talked about and maybe one more thing i'll ask you the security aspect of things uh have you

00:29:09.960 had more instances where i guess you were fearful for your safety yeah i think i mean sometimes you

00:29:17.000 just get some weird people uh you get some people have yelled at me in certain locations or people

00:29:23.880 come up to you and they'll say they'll say something and you'll know that they've been looking at you for

00:29:28.520 a while from a distance and so that's always a bit scarier just the fact that everywhere you go someone

00:29:34.440 knows you and how people try to make you out to be some bad person when you're really not you're just out

00:29:39.560 here literally providing service for the public yeah so i do have to have security what i'm out

00:29:44.280 about and especially in big cities that is so crazy to me um well god bless you thank you uh for being

00:29:53.960 willing to do the hard work we and i say we as in uh me and my family and the people i know in my life

00:30:00.360 but more broadly than that american voters who care about the future and the trajectory of our country

00:30:06.920 we thank you and i hope you enjoy the state of the union tonight thank you riley appreciate it

Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - February 25, 2026

Nick Shirley： The CA Voter Fraud Files ｜ The Riley Gaines Show

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