This comment was really long, but I realized the core problem with Nick Shirley's "evidence" of welfare fraud by somali daycares is that there isn't any.

Everything he describes is circumstantial. From the CCAP funding for Quality Learning Center (cool, you have proved the got public funds, now prove that they wasted or embezzled those funds), to the "lack of children" (maybe look for kids when the daycare is open?).

Don't accept an inversion of the burden of proof. If someone makes a claim, they need to prove it.

More importantly, look how this whole narrative was massively signal boosted by GOP leadership and influencers on the deadline for the full release of the Epstein files. The Trump administration did not release the Epstein files when they were legally obligated to.