David Hoch, a longtime fraud researcher, told YouTuber Nick Shirley that welfare fraud in Minnesota's Twin Cities could total $80 billion to $100 billion over the years, though no official source verifies the figure. Shirley's December videos exposed empty Somali-owned daycare centers allegedly billing the state for nonexistent children, racking up nearly 130 million views and prompting Department of Homeland Security agents to Minneapolis, frozen federal funding, and planned congressional hearings. Real scandals like the $250 million Feeding Our Future case and over $1 billion in confirmed losses highlight vulnerabilities, but officials say probed centers are operating as expected amid ongoing federal investigations.
🚨 HOLY SMOKES. Nick Shirley's right-hand man David from Minnesota says the fraud totals upwards of *$100 BILLION dollars*
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) January 6, 2026
"Over the years I would say anywhere from $80B to $100 BILLION dollars." 🤯
This is CRIMINAL.
"I've lived my whole life here and my opinion is that this… pic.twitter.com/WMqCjksKYQ
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