Seamus Bruner

Jenny Tehr, an immigration reporter from Daily Wire, discusses recent policy changes under the Trump administration, including a freeze on visa reviews for 19 countries and lapses in vetting related to a D.C. shooting suspect. Seamus Bruner, Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, reveals investigations into fraud related to federal DEI contracts and abuses in the SBA 8(a) program, highlighting that these issues may be just the beginning of deeper problems within the initiative.

Seamus Bruner, Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute and bestselling author of "Contrologarchs," dives into the controversial influence of billionaires like Bill Gates and George Soros. They discuss the concept of the Great Reset post-pandemic and the implications for sustainability. Bruner raises alarms about farmland monopolies and corporate interests in agriculture, as well as the troubling relationship between private corporations and government, spotlighting the need for oversight in a fast-changing world.

Join Seamus Bruner and Alex Clark as they dive into the Minnesota fraud scandal, revealing how millions slid through an airport unnoticed. Seamus breaks down the funding behind large-scale protests, highlighting dark money networks that fuel activism. Alex sheds light on the food pyramid's shady history and the implications of new vaccine schedules for children. Together, they discuss accountability, systemic failures, and the connections between funding, political movements, and public health.

Seamus Bruner, Vice President for Research at the Government Accountability Institute, sheds light on the financial networks fueling protests. He recounts a pivotal White House briefing on the funding behind civil unrest. Topics include federal grants flowing to activist groups and the troubling ties between foreign funding and organized violence. Bruner discusses the impact of radical infiltration in protests like Stop Cop City, blurring the lines between peaceful activism and criminality. Legal frameworks are explored as tools for accountability while pondering the future of protests leading up to the midterms.

Seamus Bruner discusses the influence of billionaire oligarchs like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos in shaping industries and societies. Topics include population control, surveillance, philanthropy, and business tactics, urging resistance against control and defending personal freedoms.