Overview
- Shirley, a U.S. content creator known for street interviews and investigative-style videos, surged in visibility after posting clips about Minnesota daycare centers.
- In the videos, he alleges specific centers received $1.9 million and $1.26 million in CCAP funds while not functioning as accessible child care providers, claims that remain his assertions.
- The posts drew reactions from prominent conservative figures and included accusations directed at Gov. Tim Walz, whose office says the state has strengthened oversight and investigates flagged facilities.
- Coverage situates the videos within broader Minnesota fraud probes, noting the Feeding Our Future case with more than 70 indictments by the end of 2025.
- Profiles published today highlight Shirley’s background and earnings, with external estimates placing his net worth in the roughly $93,700–$562,000 range, while other reporting pegs it around $500,000.