Walz Calls Journalist Nick Shirley a “White Supremacist” for Reporting on Millions in Somali Daycare Fraud

[T. A. Gardner]

CNN: We reached out to several of the daycares featured in the now viral video. Only one daycare facility answered and said they are a legitimate business.

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So, CNN tries to debunk Shirley's video by calling daycare centers. Most don't answer the phone--suspicious at best, damning at worst. You'd think a daycare during business hours would answer their phone, if for no other reason to respond to a parent calling about their child.

One does answer and tells the CNN reporter they're a "legitimate business." That's some lazy, bullshit, reporting right there. Why couldn't CNN send a reporter or three with a cameraman to do what Shirley did? Go to these daycare centers and see what's going on at them. Go on a weekday at noon. Go when they should be busy with peak business.

But no! CNN questions Shirley's validity and then does some half-assed phone calling to follow up. That's totally lame, bullshit right there.

 

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So, CNN tries to debunk Shirley's video by calling daycare centers. Most don't answer the phone--suspicious at best, damning at worst. You'd think a daycare during business hours would answer their phone, if for no other reason to respond to a parent calling about their child.

One does answer and tells the CNN reporter they're a "legitimate business." That's some lazy, bullshit, reporting right there. Why couldn't CNN send a reporter or three with a cameraman to do what Shirley did? Go to these daycare centers and see what's going on at them. Go on a weekday at noon. Go when they should be busy with peak business.

But no! CNN questions Shirley's validity and then does some half-assed phone calling to follow up. That's totally lame, bullshit right there.

It shows their priorities. Or lack thereof.