Deputy says he thought about publishing a post with the streamer “doing the L”, but says he wants to attract him to the right
The federal deputy (PL-MG) stated on Monday (June 29, 2026) that the influencer, founder of CazéTV, needs to realize that the government also affects its political allies. The streamer supported the president in the 2022 elections.
The statement was made in an interview with the podcast Dias Brothers. In the episode, Nikolas also commented on the investigation opened by Senacon (National Consumer Secretariat) on Wednesday (June 24, 2026) into possible irregular advertising of sports betting on TV broadcasts.
“You gave the vote that put Brazil in the state it is in. You even created a monster that is now close to you. That’s what I want him to see”these.
According to Nikolas, he even thought about publishing an image of Casimiro “doing the L”but gave up because he considered it more important to bring more people closer to the right. “I could make a post about Cazé doing the L, but I think we have to start adding more people”he stated.
🎥 Nikolas says he wanted to provoke Casimiro, but he wants to attract him to the right
🗣️ Federal deputy Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG) stated that he felt like mocking influencer Casimiro Miguel, from CazéTV, after the opening of an investigation by Senacon (National Secretariat of…
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The deputy also criticized Senacon’s investigation and questioned the accountability of influencers, broadcasters and betting companies. “Why isn’t anyone talking about the guy’s responsibility? The guy who goes there to play?”he declared.
For Nikolas, the government regulated the betting market and is now trying to solve problems created by the measure itself. He also cited the sector’s advertising presence in clubs, stadiums and media outlets.
Senacon investigates CazéTV failed to comply with the Consumer Protection Code and the rules applicable to advertising fixed odds bets. After opening the procedure, the company informed that it will adopt a standard “more specific and conservative” for sector advertisements, restricting this type of action to traditional formats.
