Independent Journalist Nick Shirley Leaves New York Times Reporter SPEECHLESS After She Tries to Defend California’s “Stop Nick Shirley Act” — Then She Allegedly Cuts the Interview Short
Independent journalist Nick Shirley turned the tables on a New York Times reporter who repeatedly pushed the Democrat defense of California’s so-called “Stop Nick Shirley Act.” Independent journalist Nick Shirley, the 24-year-old YouTuber whose viral reporting on empty Somali-run “learing centers” in Minnesota and hospice schemes in California helped blow open a national fraud scandal, was interviewed by NYT reporter Laurel Rosenhall outside the State Capitol after a rally against Assembly Bill 2624. The post Independent Journalist Nick Shirley Leaves New York Times Reporter SPEECHLESS After She Tries to Defend California’s “Stop Nick Shirley Act” — Then She Allegedly Cuts the Interview Short appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- Independent journalist Nick Shirley challenged NYT reporter Laurel Rosenhall on California's AB 2624, dubbed the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act'.
- Shirley claims the bill was created after he announced his investigation into California fraud, aiming to protect those he was investigating.
- The law broadly defines 'immigration support services' and protected 'personal information,' potentially creating a special class of protected individuals.
- Shirley argues the bill's mechanisms for protection, including sworn statements of fear, could be exploited by fraudsters.
- He contended the law could make journalists responsible for the actions of third parties who react to their reporting, chilling free press.
- Rosenhall allegedly ended the interview abruptly after Shirley pressed her on these points.