FBI Official Allegedly Admits Minnesota Fraud Investigations Will Result in Zero Arrests

In this video, Nick Shirley presents footage from an undercover investigation featuring an FBI security specialist who allegedly makes damaging admissions about how federal fraud investigations are handled. According to Shirley, the official—identified as Justin Divine, an FBI employee since 2021—claims on hidden camera that major arrests will not occur in connection with Minnesota daycare fraud cases.

According to Nick Shirley, Divine allegedly states that fraud investigations take years to develop, by which time the sitting president may have left office. Shirley claims Divine tells the undercover journalist that “by the time that case is done even being like looked at and ready to go to court, Trump won’t even be in office anymore.” Shirley alleges Divine further suggests that fraud cases will “most likely be thrown out very quickly” and that “nobody would ever go to prison.”

Shirley contends that Divine describes a pattern where the FBI and Department of Justice intentionally walk out investigations, allowing the political pendulum to swing before accountability occurs. According to Shirley’s video, Divine allegedly indicates the bureau will ultimately “pin it on somebody”—a single daycare operator—rather than pursue the full network of alleged wrongdoing or identify those moving money behind the schemes.

Shirley also presents other comments from Divine regarding current FBI leadership. According to the video, Divine allegedly describes FBI Director Cash Patel critically, claiming Patel is “lazy as hell” and “not good at this job.” Shirley claims Divine states that Patel “wasn’t ready” for the role and “is just so bad at doing that” it “ruins our whole reputation.”

On the question of whether President Trump’s directives would lead to arrests of alleged “deep state” officials, Shirley claims Divine allegedly dismisses the possibility, stating that Trump’s word “is not end all be all” and that judges will throw out such cases. According to Shirley, Divine references Trump’s attempt to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey, saying the case was thrown out in court.

Shirley also notes that Divine discussed handling classified material and a human trafficking case based in Washington DC, suggesting contradictions between the official’s access to sensitive information and his willingness to speak candidly to strangers on camera.

Shirley frames this investigation as the seventh instance in one year where his organization has conducted undercover operations involving FBI and Department of Justice officials. According to Shirley, these revelations demonstrate that Americans receive “unfiltered truth” only when recordings are provided by citizen journalists, and he calls for FBI and DOJ reform.

In Nick Shirley’s Own Words

“By the time that case is done even being like looked at and ready to go to court, Trump won’t even be in office anymore.”

“He’s lazy as hell. He’s not good at this job.”

“His word is not end all be all.”