MAGA erupts after Fox host debunks YouTuber’s $100M Minnesota fraud claim
Supporters of Republican presidential nominee and former U.S. president Donald Trump raise MAGA hats, on the day Trump returns for a rally at the site of the July assassination attempt against him, in Butler, Pennsylvania, U.S., October 5, 2024. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

MAGA supporters lost it on social media after Fox News co-host Jessica Tarlov dismissed a viral right-wing YouTube video claiming $110 million in Minnesota child care fraud. The video, posted by Nick Shirley, surfaced amid broader outrage over social services funding and Epstein-related revelations tied to Trump. Tarlov told viewers the alleged “exposé” was overstated, noting local journalists and law enforcement had long been investigating. Her comments sparked a firestorm online, with supporters accusing her of lying and attacking Shirley personally, highlighting the growing tension between mainstream conservative media and grassroots MAGA influencers.

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MAGA erupts after Fox host debunks YouTuber’s $100M Minnesota fraud claim