Tom Fitton

Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch and author of "Rights and Freedoms in Peril," delves into the role of investigative journalism in challenging the Left's agenda. He highlights the pressing need for accountability in government and discusses the impact of recent elections on American values. Fitton addresses the Right's cultural struggles, the misuse of the Freedom of Information Act, and the implications of government overreach. The conversation culminates in a warning about potential communist influences and the urgent need to defend democratic integrity.

Guests discuss topics such as the obsolescence of traditional job searching, IBM's advertising decisions, the generational divide on anti-Semitism, the influence of TikTok, vulnerabilities in voting machines, Russian indictments, and the ADL's support for the oppressor oppressed colonizer model.

Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch and a champion for government transparency, joins the discussion to unravel the complexities of presidential power and accountability. They delve into the proposal for an independent special prosecutor, scrutinizing the Justice Department's shortcomings. Topics include the dangers from deep state entities, calls for tighter election integrity, and critiques of the FBI’s role. Fitton also highlights the rising influence of global economic shifts, particularly regarding the U.S. dollar amidst emerging challenges.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a U.S. Representative known for her conservative views, joins Kurt Mills, a geopolitical commentator, and Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch. They dive into the complexities of U.S. foreign policy regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities, critiquing strategic inconsistencies and the influence of BRICS nations. The discussion shifts to public sentiment favoring domestic security over foreign military engagement. They also explore pressing issues like undocumented immigration and the need for readiness in health crises, emphasizing accountability and political stability.

Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch, dives into a plethora of urgent issues surrounding government transparency. He discusses Donald Trump's call for an investigation into the autopen controversy, questioning the legitimacy of Biden's signatures. The conversation shifts to alarming drone threats to national security and the pressing need for accountability in high-profile corruption cases. Fitton advocates for an independent investigative unit to address misconduct and transparency challenges within the Justice Department.

In this engaging conversation, Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch, and Chris Kobach, a prominent American politician, tackle pressing issues like the rising economic conflict between the U.S. and China, emphasizing the impact of tariffs. They explore a significant shift in Kansas' judicial selection process aimed at enhancing accountability. The duo also critiques FBI practices post-January 6th. With a keen focus on national security and effective governance, they advocate for transparency and the importance of aligning leadership with core values.

Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch and a notable figure in legal advocacy, discusses the urgent issues surrounding the January 6th events. He dives into the complexities of pardons and accountability, highlighting ongoing lawsuits, including the case of Ashley Babbitt. Fitton also addresses the reintegration challenges facing those incarcerated, arguing for community support and government action. The moral implications of pardons and the experiences of political prisoners underscore the pressing need for justice in today's political landscape.

Matt Boyle, a sharp political commentator from Breitbart, joins Tom Fitton, the tenacious president of Judicial Watch. They dive deep into the shifting narratives surrounding the January 6th Capitol riots, exploring how public perception has evolved. The duo critiques mainstream media's disconnection with average Americans and discusses the implications of ongoing investigations into election legitimacy. They stress the need for vigilance and self-reliance in today’s political landscape, while also addressing urgent economic preparedness.

Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch, dives deep into political accountability in the U.S. He critiques the judicial system's integrity, especially regarding political prosecutions and the contrasting treatment of figures like Trump and Hunter Biden. Fitton discusses the chilling implications of COVID-19 funding and calls for transparency surrounding bioweapons research. He also tackles the complexities of declassifying historical documents, national security pressures, and the controversies around President Biden's cognitive abilities, painting a compelling picture of today's political landscape.

The podcast discusses the government's wrong priorities in New York City, the two-state solution for Israel/Palestine, CIA teams on January 6, shocking truths about the southern border, and a Blaze Originals documentary revealing border realities. The episode also covers Hamas apologizers in Gaza, the impact of the border crisis, challenges of raising awareness on government malfeasance, and media manipulation surrounding border issues.