No Newsroom. No Editor. No Fear. How Journalism Changed Forever

You’re about to learn why politicians aren’t afraid of journalists anymore — and why they’re terrified of a 23-year-old with an iPhone.
In this episode of 10 Minutes of Truth, Steve Barrett and Bob Baxa break down how a one-man YouTube wrecking crew is exposing fraud, embarrassing mainstream media, and putting real pressure on Minnesota Governor Tim Walz — without a newsroom, a producer, or even decent grammar.

Once upon a time, corrupt officials feared Mike Wallace and 60 Minutes. Now? Mike Wallace is gone, the legacy media won’t show up, and a hoodie-wearing kid is knocking on locked daycare doors in Minneapolis asking simple questions journalists refuse to ask. With nothing but persistence, viral instincts, and a smartphone, Nick Shirley is uncovering daycare fraud, questionable nonprofits, and government failures — while mainstream reporters watch from a safe distance.

This episode explores the future of journalism, the collapse of legacy media credibility, and why raw, imperfect, independent reporting may be more dangerous to power than any polished network correspondent. Laugh along as Barrett & Baxa explain how journalism lost its spine — and how a YouTuber accidentally picked it up.

Ten Minutes of Truth | EP 79

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