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Thomas Matthew Crooks, the man who fired at Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, and Ryan Wesley Routh, who made an apparent assassination attempt against Trump in Florida, have both been identified as ActBlue donors. On July 13, 2024, Thomas Matthew Crooks led an open fire on Donald Trump in an attempt to assassinate him at a Trump Rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Despite being a registered Republican, Crooks donated $15 to ActBlue in 2021, according to the Federal Election Commision (FEC) website. On September 15, 2024, Ryan Wesley Routh was caught with a rifle at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach. He was soon after apprehended by authorities. Routh’s connections also extend to ActBlue, where he has donated a total of roughly $140 since 2018, according to FEC data. Since 2004, ActBlue has amassed over $15 billion, with disturbing patterns in donation records—elderly individuals’ names and addresses are frequently used without their knowledge, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the organization. This information was brought to light in part by a lead from @dittletv on X, who highlighted Ryan Wesley Routh's history as an ActBlue donor. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

In part 2 of O'Keefe Media Group's NFL series, Rael Enteen, former Vice President of Content for the Washington Commanders, admits "Bountygate is actually a cover-up for what they [the Saints] really got caught with,” during an undercover conversation with an OMG journalist. Recall that in part 1, Enteen labeled Black Commanders players as "homophobic," NFL players as "dumb as all hell," and referred to NFL fans as "high school educated alcoholics," amongst many other controversial revelations. Enteen, who has since been fired by the Commanders, makes further claims that Sean Payton, then head coach of the New Orleans Saints, was involved in an opioid theft scandal that the NFL concealed by promoting the "Bountygate" story as a distraction. Enteen states that Payton and other Saints coaches were caught stealing painkillers from the team doctor, saying, “They used the story of Bountygate as the justification for the suspension to cover up the truth, which is that they had a painkiller-addicted and distributing coaching staff.” When asked if he believes NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell negotiated with the FBI to bury the opioid scandal, Enteen responds, “I do.” He adds, “The NFL knew as bad as Bountygate was, it would be better than the alternative.” Enteen reveals that the FBI “became aware of the situation” and installed “a camera in the back of a safe where they kept the painkiller [pills],” capturing the theft on video. He cites Bobby Monica, a former Miami Dolphins equipment manager, as his source, explaining that the FBI’s footage caught the Saints coaches “red-handed.” According to Enteen, the tape still exists, as Sean Payton’s mentor, Bobby Monica, has one of the few remaining copies and “left him [Payton] a copy of the videotape in his will.” OMG has reached out on multiple occasions to the NFL, the Saints, the Broncos, and Bobby Monica for comment. Despite our repeated efforts, they did not provide a response. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

I don't feel comfortable," states Dakota Leazer, a Google Growth Strategist, when confronted by James O'Keefe and O'keefe Media Group after OMG's release of undercover footage revealing Leazer admitting Google's manipulation of search engine results to favor Kamala Harris' campaign. When O'Keefe asks Leazer to explain his comments about Google's coordination, Leazer denies his statements, saying, "I’ve never said that," despite O'Keefe showing him video evidence. "You’re on video saying these things," O'Keefe responds, pressing into Leazer's claim that Google is "reorienting the search engine so Kamala is more favored." Leazer continues to backtrack, stating, "I don't want to deal with any of this." O'Keefe further questions Leazer on the ethical implications of Big Tech interfering in politics, only to be met with silence. Leazer abruptly abandons his date, making a hasty escape to a nearby Whole Foods, avoiding further accountability. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

"Google was essentially promoting through its ads rhetoric that was very pro-Kamala,” admits Dakota Leazer a Growth Strategist at Google, during an undercover meeting with an OMG American Swiper journalist. Leazer reveals that Google has been actively coordinating with the Kamala Harris campaign, manipulating its search engine advertisements to favor her in the 2024 election. He explains, “It seemed to link out to legitimate news publication sites. So, it seemed like it was an ad from PBS, but it was really an ad for the Kamala campaign,” making users believe they were reading unbiased reports from reputable sources. Leazer also confesses that Google’s primary objective is to generate ad revenue through fear-based content, explaining, “I think whatever demographic is most fearful is going to be most profitable.” According to Leazer, the left currently represents the most fearful demographic, which is why Google has been pushing pro-Kamala narratives for profit, explaining “I think right now the left is more fearful than the right is.” He further states, “It's all about the share of the stock price,” revealing that Google’s liberal bias is not just political, but tied to financial gain. He adds, “I think Google has a belief that one side will allow them to make more money,” revealing Google’s profit motives through driving political manipulation. Leazer’s admission mirrors past media motives, including CNN Technical Director Charlie Chester’s claim that “fear sells,” reinforcing the role of big tech and media in shaping public perception through fear and bias. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

You’ve seen us catch people undercover—now it’s your turn… In OMG’s first-ever “James O'Keefe Reacts,” O’Keefe reads the meanest comments from *you*, our audience. Think you’ve got what it takes to be exposed? 👀 Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

O'Keefe Media Group has obtained Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) from the U.S. Army North, highlighting the growing presence of one of Venezuela’s largest criminal organizations in the U.S. The document states that Tren de Aragua “has established a presence in Brooklyn, Bronx, and Williamsburg, NY," with “approximately 400 TdA members” living in these cities. The CUI also warns that TdA members in Denver “have been given a 'green light’ to fire on or attack law enforcement,” with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in New York receiving a similar report. The document details how the criminal organization is using advanced technology and surveillance, heightening the danger to U.S. military personnel and law enforcement. It states, “Coordinated efforts between local, state, federal law enforcement, and the military are crucial” to protect against these expanding threats. With National Guardsmen recently seen in subway stations across New York City, the situation is escalating as Venezuelan gang members, linked to the TdA, have been involved in violent incidents, including an attack on a Colorado apartment complex in late August. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

During an undercover date with an O’Keefe Media Group journalist, Rael Enteen, Vice President of Content for the NFL’s Washington Commanders, formerly the Redskins, is caught on hidden camera stating, “Most of the NFL fans I would say, are high school educated alcoholics” likening them to “mouth breathers.” Enteen goes on to characterize NFL fans as “violent,” saying “there’s fights in the stands all the time.” When asked to describe the Commanders players, Enteen says, “a big chunk is very low-income African-Americans that comes from a community that is inherently very homophobic.” He further explains, “I love hip-hop, hip-hop is very homophobic. It’s a cultural thing that I hope gets better.” Enteen also criticizes the NFL's progressive initiatives as “performative,” stating that their “[NFL] social justice efforts are a performance for the sake of public perception.” When asked about the NFL’s commitment to Black Lives Matter, Pride, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, he bluntly replies, “...it's to make as much money as possible.” Enteen further denounces NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell as a “50 million dollar puppet” controlled by the owners. Enteen proceeds to accuse Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, whom he claims “really runs the NFL,” of harboring deep-seated biases, saying, “I think he hates gay people and black people.” Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

"No, my money’s not being stolen. There’s nothing there to steal," insists Sonia ImMasche, a retired Colorado resident, who has reportedly donated over $230,000 to ActBlue from 2017 to 2023. Living in a retirement home and having been retired for 21 years, ImMasche finds it hard to believe she could have contributed such a large amount. "It’s kind of expensive to live here, and I’ve been retired for 21 years, so I don’t necessarily have steady income," she explains, raising doubts about the legitimacy of these donations in her name. ImMasche's concerns are compounded by a 2014 New York Times article that featured her as a top donor for ActBlue, where she remarked, "It can get addictive" to keep donating. Reflecting on her history of contributions, she admits, "I started out giving like $20 a month." However, she has since scaled back, saying, "Now I'm down to $10 and $15 at the most." Despite her conviction that no one is using her name fraudulently, ImMasche acknowledges that her son was alarmed by the volume of contributions, stating, "My son was having a breakdown. He was tracking my credit card and was going, ‘My God, you're donating way too much to politics.’" While she stands by the small amounts, she admits, "I’ve cut back quite a bit. Living here has kind of cut into my finances." ImMasche’s situation is part of a larger pattern emerging across the country, where donors are linked to massive sums they struggle to account for. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

In a recent interview with an @OKeefeMedia Citizen Journalist, Geri Prado, former Chief Impact Officer at ActBlue, downplayed concerns about the organization’s suspicious fundraising practices. Prado attempted to brush off allegations by describing ActBlue merely as “a payment processor for campaigns, but it’s not a campaign,” and likened it to PayPal, citing credit card fees as a standard issue. When asked about potential money laundering, Prado dismissed the concern, “No… It's a very hard thing to do,” downplaying the likelihood of any illegal activity. However, she admits, “There are other problems,” hinting at other issues within the organization. This comes amidst reports that Federal Election Commision (FEC) records are inaccurately reflecting senior citizens as having made donations far beyond their actual contributions.

O'Keefe Infiltrates ActBlue at DNC: “What is disinformation about the FEC?” questions James O'Keefe at the DNC convention, challenging Carolyn Schuette, ActBlue’s account manager, moments after revealing his undercover disguise and infiltrating ActBlue. O’Keefe confronts Schuette about ActBlue’s recent public statement accusing Okeefe Media Group of spreading a “disinformation campaign.” When O'Keefe questions why “the FEC website had hundreds of donations in the name of a specific person” who had never made the donations, Schuette responds, “That is all based in, out of, falsities,” adding that the claims are “not based” and suggesting that information about donations on the Federal Election Commission (FEC) website is false. Schuette, recognizing O'Keefe, quickly flees when he questions her. O'Keefe presses further, asking, “Why did you lie and say your name wasn’t Carolyn?” As O'Keefe pursues Schuette, Ezekiel Morris of Halo Security Group intervenes, accusing O'Keefe and OMG of harassment, saying, “You guys are following her around and harassing her.” O'Keefe responds by highlighting the gravity of the situation, stating, “There’s money laundering occurring on the FEC website… and we’re trying to get to the bottom of it.” Despite the security intervention, O'Keefe persists at the DNC convention to confront ActBlue staff about the massive donations that individuals across the country testify they never made. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

"I'm here to actually help you because I'm concerned that you're the victim of a money laundering scheme," explains Carolyn Grace from San Diego, California, stepping up as an OMG Citizen Journalist to investigate ActBlue after discovering unusual donation patterns linked to a local woman, Barbara Dawson. ActBlue’s records indicated that Dawson made 41 donations totaling over $2,600 in just one day, which raised concern for Grace. With data from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and ElectionWatch.info, Grace visited Dawson’s home to investigate further. When Grace explained that she was on an action call from James O’Keefe, a man at the Dawson household exclaimed, “I don’t know anything about him [James O’Keefe],” adding, “Our donations are our own private business,” before slamming the door. Despite being turned away, Grace's determination remained steadfast. Driven by her belief that Dawson might be a victim of a money laundering scheme, she made several attempts to investigate further. On her final visit, the man at the Dawson residence abruptly emerged to shout, “James O’Keefe is a lying sack of sh*t,” contradicting his earlier claim of not knowing who James O’Keefe was. Although Carolyn Grace was unable to obtain bank statements, her courage and persistence were remarkable. In recognition of her efforts, OMG is awarding her $1,000. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

"He did not do $300,000 worth of anything in three years," exclaims Pam Fridrich, wife to Heinz Fridrich, when presented with FEC data by an OMG Citizen Journalist in Fernandina Beach, Florida, claiming the Fridrichs donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to ActBlue. When asked if they had made the contributions, Pam responds, "Not to my knowledge." The Fridrich family, overwhelmed by the allegations, remains perplexed by how such large sums could be attributed to them. Across the country, in Las Vegas, Nevada, Elaina Bulow, a devout Democrat, is reportedly linked to around 830 donations totaling roughly $111,000. Bulow, who regularly monitors her bank statements, was outraged when presented with the FEC data, stating bluntly, "What’s on that website is a lot of bullsh*t." Despite being a frequent donor, Bulow denies contributing anything close to the reported amount, saying, "Not that much... Not $111,000." Similarly, Salt Lake City, Utah, resident Marilyn Shearer found her name tied to nearly 3,600 transactions totaling over $133,000. Shearer admits to donating regularly, stating, “I donate quite a bit, probably every day, which is frustrating.” Despite her frequency in donating, she is stunned by the transactions attributed to her name. When questioned about the possibility of donating upwards of $100,000, Shearer shook her head no in disbelief. The ActBlue donation legitimacy issue is escalating, with attorney generals from Texas, Wyoming, Missouri, Virginia, and two anonymous states launching investigations into the organization's questionable fundraising practices. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

JUST IN: O'Keefe Media Group uncovers internal documents from a Disney insider, exposing Disney's healthcare plans that provide sex change treatments for employees' children. Through Cigna Healthcare, Disney employees have access to these treatments, including counseling, prescriptions, referrals, and puberty blockers for minors. This process starts with referrals from healthcare providers and is fully covered under Disney's medical plan with Cigna. These internal documents reveal that Disney is funding puberty blockers, which sterilize children, permanently altering their lives. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

“I’m not rich. I don’t give that kind of money,” says Janice Bosco of Horseshoe Bay, TX, after discovering that ActBlue recorded 648 donations totaling around $16,000 in her name. Despite her disbelief, she hesitates to dispute the donations, not wanting to aid Republicans, stating "I don't want to dispute ActBlue... If we've gotten by with that much money, I say hell yes," further fueling concerns over the legitimacy of ActBlue’s fundraising practices. Karen Roberton’s husband from Killeen, TX, was equally stunned when he learned of over $12,000 in donations to ActBlue attributed to his wife, spread across 600 transactions. “She’s given them some, but that’s it. Not $12,000,” he says, baffled by the discrepancy, only recalling small monthly contributions. In Marble Falls, TX, Margaret Caylor’s husband was shocked to learn that over 5,000 donations, totaling around $136,000, were made in his wife’s name to ActBlue. When asked if she made the donations, he states, “Not that much money,” noting that while she has donated in the past, the figures documented are far beyond what they recall. “Laundering money maybe?” questions Caylor’s husband, referring to the integrity of ActBlue’s fundraising practices. The Texas Attorney General’s Office, under First Assistant Brent Webster, is actively investigating ActBlue’s practices. Webster, who began the investigation, firmly states, “Any allegation that I have undercut our investigation into Act Blue is ludicrous, particularly given that I urged our office to initiate the investigation in the first place. I have dedicated substantial resources to this investigation, including some of our office's most talented lawyers. This ongoing investigation has been very productive… We do not comment on the status of pending investigations, but we will make every effort to enforce Texas law when it is being violated, as we have consistently done during my time at the OAG.” ActBlue has begun requiring CVV codes on credit card transactions—a change reportedly made during the ongoing investigation. However, many potential victims and investigators remain skeptical. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

JUST IN ON ACT BLUE MONEY LAUNDERING: “No, there's no way I had made all those,” says Barbara Staples of Spring, Texas, shocked to learn ActBlue listed her as making 1,600 donations totaling $13,000, including 53 transactions in a single day. Gerda Henderson faced similar issues, with $33,000 in unauthorized donations over 484 days. Despite only approving a few dollars, she had to close her credit card due to fraudulent charges, stating that she “Stopped it all” and “Canceled it all out.” Unlike most other fundraising platforms, ActBlue does not require a CVV number on transactions. When asked if she approved all of the transactions, she replied “No.” OMG contacted the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office for comment on whether they were conducting a criminal investigation. In response, they issued a statement saying, "It appears that both donors made voluntary contributions through ActBlue. One donor was reimbursed after contesting some of the charges, while the other cannot recall whether all or only some of the donations were authorized." Current Revolt reveals the Texas Office of Attorney General’s ActBlue investigation has been stalled since January by First Assistant Brent Webster, stating “Attorney General Ken Paxton isn’t fully aware of the investigation, as Webster has been withholding information and updates,” adding “We’ve been told Webster is withholding this information from AG Paxton to seek favor with the firm Singer works for as a sort of insurance policy for his next job when he leaves the Texas OAG.” Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

JUST IN ON ACTBLUE money laundering: According to Federal Election Commission (FEC) data, Alberta Jones of Indiana allegedly contributed $1,900 to ActBlue between 2019 and 2024. When asked if she donated to ActBlue or “Friends of Bernie Sanders,” a Bernie Sanders PAC, Jones states, "Absolutely not.” Jones provided O’Keefe Media Group with bank records proving she never donated to ActBlue and that her actual donations went to Donald Trump’s PACs instead. If you've experienced similar issues and are passionate about exposing ActBlue, we urge you to investigate. We need evidence similar to what the Jones family provided: videos, testimonies, and bank statements proving false donations. Contact ActBlue at (617) 517-7600, reach out to us on Signal at (914) 315-9415, or DM us.

Democratic National Committee (DNC) Compliance Manager Joyce DeCerce admits on hidden camera that First Lady Jill Biden will "just take it out of the general DNC account" to fund her personal trip back from France. When an OMG undercover journalist points out that the trip isn’t directly related to the campaign, DeCerce dismissively responds, “Who’s gonna file a complaint?” suggesting that Jill Biden may not face any consequences for her misuse of donor funds. DeCerce further explains, “She has to be at her son’s trial. It’s a political issue,” explaining that the trip’s potential political implications might overshadow any concerns about its funding." Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

ON THE INSIDE: DNC Compliance Manager, Federal Court Victory, ACTBLUE

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BREAKING: “I don’t think Kamala Harris would win this year,” reveals Joyce DeCerce (he/him), Compliance Manager for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Kamala Harris' Campaign. DeCerce adds, “She doesn’t have any accomplishments to speak of,” suggesting that Harris’s lack of popularity stems from her underachievement while in office. Regarding Harris’s approval amongst voters, the DNC Compliance manager states, “She's weirdly unpopular." DeCerce describes his role within the DNC as “an accounting function,” explaining, “It’s kind of like where accounting and legal meet.” DeCerce admits that the DNC’s engagement with donors is little more than a façade. He explains, “You just put on a performance for them, a little show, right?” implying that the DNC merely tells donors what they want to hear in order to receive donations. He further claims that the DNC’s approach is to fuel donors’ fantasies with empty promises, emphasizing, “They want their fantasy to be, you know, fed.” When OMG reached out to Kristin Hetherington, the CFO of the DNC, for comment, she hung up the phone in frustration after questioned if the DNC tells donors "what they want to hear," and if they play to donor's "fantasises." The undercover journalist who recorded Joyce DeCerce received a threatening postcard at her house featuring racial undertones in an apparent attempt to intimate her and prevent this story from being aired. Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

"Have you seen ‘The Disney Files?’" asks James O'Keefe, questioning Julie Mitchell, Disney's Senior Manager of Communications, about Disney's LGBTQ agenda for children. Despite her title, Mitchell claims she does not work in corporate communications and states she is “not the correct person to comment on that.” O'Keefe contacts Disney executives for comment on 'The Disney Files,' exposing internal communications on Disney's promotion of Pride events for children, some involving naked men, and support for Zebra Youth. Many employees become flustered and hurry off the phone. Morgan DiStefano, Vice President of Communications, hangs up when O'Keefe mentions he has obtained a “recording of something that occurred.” The recording features Ryan Knisley, Disney's Chief Information Security Officer, instructing all staff to “not respond” to inquiries about ‘The Disney Files’ and to “direct them to Mike Long.” Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

REVEALED: O'Keefe Media Group reveals internal videos and documents exposing Disney's G.E.T. (Gender Expression and Transitioning) program, which promotes the notion that being “authentically me” involves altering one’s natural body. The G.E.T. program video pressures Disney employees to conform to the demands of their gender transitioning co-workers. Internal documents reveal that Disney’s health insurance plans — through Kaiser, HMSA, AdventHealth, and Orlando Health Cast Advantage — cover mutilation surgeries under the guise of “gender affirming care,” funded by consumer dollars. OMG also uncovers Disney’s secret PRIDE Think Tank, part of the PRIDE Business Employee Resource Group (BERG), which is dedicated to crafting strategies to engage LGBTQ+ consumers across Disney’s products, games, marketing, and media platforms. This think tank distorts Disney’s so-called ‘family-friendly’ content with a heavy focus on sexuality aimed at children. Stay tuned for ‘The Disney Files: Part 3’ Visit our website at https://okeefemediagroup.com/! Shop OMG merch: https://okeefestore.com/bio Get your First Aid Emergency Kit: https://www.twc.health/OMG Protect your assets with Bishop Gold Group: https://www.bishopgoldgroup.com/james

OMG Submits FOIA Request for Trump Assassination Attempt Footage; Discusses Newly Released Video and Reveals Secret Service Tips As OMG appeals for more information through FOIA requests, James O'Keefe reveals exclusive body cam footage from the Trump assassination attempt, showing a Secret Service sniper capturing photos of the shooter before opening fire on President Trump. The footage highlights critical failures within the Secret Service, sparking bipartisan outrage. O'Keefe also discloses insider tips from Secret Service agents, calling for "someone on the inside" to step forward and contact OMG, emphasizing the urgent need for whistleblowers.

"I have the devil in me," confesses Jonathan Martin, CNN Political Analyst and Politics Bureau Chief at POLITICO, during an exchange with James O'Keefe at the RNC Convention. Martin's rant about Lauren Windsor reveals his apparent ignorance of her deceitful journalistic tactics, adding to the controversy surrounding CNN's coverage. Inside the RNC Convention, CNN deliberately mislabels their media room as "NBC/BBC," seemingly to evade inquiries from other journalists, amidst ongoing concerns about CNN’s widely criticized inaccurate reporting and employee misconduct. O'Keefe questions Mark Preston, CNN’s Vice President of Political & Special Events Programming and Senior Political Analyst, asking, “‘Secret Service Rushes Trump Off Stage After He Falls at Rally’: What kind of headline is that? What kind of journalism is that?”— only to be met with Preston's silence.

In a discussion with @RealAlexJones and @MarioNawfal , @JamesOKeefeIII addresses the recent attempted assassination of Donald Trump and its far-reaching implications, including potential black swan events and what this pivotal moment means for our nation's future. O'Keefe emphasizes the critical need for moral courage within intelligence agencies, stating, "This will wake people up... We’ve been given another chance. "