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@FAMS_AMNC Federal Air Marshals thank you @dbongino @SebGorka @TuckerCarlson @glennbeck @JesseBWatters @DineshDSouza @OANN @DanNewsManBall for your coverage of the ongoing fraud, waste and abuse of the Biden-Harris' @DHSgov @TSA @TSA_Pekoske . Fire them All 🔥#neverforget
@FAMS_AMNC Air Marshals will continue to expose the ongoing fraud, waste, and abuse in the DHS/TSA 🇺🇸
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MOST OF THE SAME PEOPLE ARE STILL IN CHARGE
🚨 YEARS OF WATCHDOG WARNINGS. WHO WAS HELD ACCOUNTABLE?
GAO and DHS’s inspector general documented repeated failures involving the Federal Air Marshal Service:
✈️ DEPLOYMENT: Resources divided between domestic and international flights without fully accounting for risk. International deployment decisions lacked documented rationales.
👁️ QUIET SKIES: Inadequate planning, oversight, and performance measures. TSA did not consistently follow its own guidance—and could not assure the surveillance program enhanced aviation security as intended.
🚧 BORDER DEPLOYMENTS: Air marshals sent to the Southwest border without an assessment of the operational risks to their transportation-security mission. Missing baseline measures prevented TSA from determining the impact.
😴 FATIGUE: Shift-length and rest-period guidelines existed, but FAMS did not monitor actual hours against them. Leadership could not determine how often marshals exceeded those safeguards.
🩺 WORKFORCE HEALTH: No comprehensive assessment of workforce health despite marshals reporting sleep deprivation and other health concerns.
⚖️ DISCRIMINATION: A prevention plan left incompletely implemented because management lost focus. GAO documented 230 discrimination complaints during FY2016–2018—complaints, not 230 proven violations.
🎯 EFFECTIVENESS: TSA lacked methods to assess how effectively its aviation-security countermeasures, including FAMS, deterred attacks.
These are findings from the government’s own watchdogs.
The American people should demand measurable security results, meaningful oversight, and leadership that protects the people protecting passengers.
📄 GAO-16-582
📄 GAO-20-125
📄 GAO-24-107824
📄 DHS OIG-21-11
📄 DHS OIG-24-35
#TSA #AirMarshals #Accountability @LaboscoSonya @BreannaMorello @TSA
🚨 YEARS OF WATCHDOG WARNINGS. WHO WAS HELD ACCOUNTABLE?
GAO and DHS’s inspector general documented repeated failures involving the Federal Air Marshal Service:
✈️ DEPLOYMENT: Resources divided between domestic and international flights without fully accounting for risk. International deployment decisions lacked documented rationales.
👁️ QUIET SKIES: Inadequate planning, oversight, and performance measures. TSA did not consistently follow its own guidance—and could not assure the surveillance program enhanced aviation security as intended.
🚧 BORDER DEPLOYMENTS: Air marshals sent to the Southwest border without an assessment of the operational risks to their transportation-security mission. Missing baseline measures prevented TSA from determining the impact.
😴 FATIGUE: Shift-length and rest-period guidelines existed, but FAMS did not monitor actual hours against them. Leadership could not determine how often marshals exceeded those safeguards.
🩺 WORKFORCE HEALTH: No comprehensive assessment of workforce health despite marshals reporting sleep deprivation and other health concerns.
⚖️ DISCRIMINATION: A prevention plan left incompletely implemented because management lost focus. GAO documented 230 discrimination complaints during FY2016–2018—complaints, not 230 proven violations.
🎯 EFFECTIVENESS: TSA lacked methods to assess how effectively its aviation-security countermeasures, including FAMS, deterred attacks.
These are findings from the government’s own watchdogs.
The American people should demand measurable security results, meaningful oversight, and leadership that protects the people protecting passengers.
📄 GAO-16-582
📄 GAO-20-125
📄 GAO-24-107824
📄 DHS OIG-21-11
📄 DHS OIG-24-35
#TSA #AirMarshals #Accountability @LaboscoSonya @BreannaMorello @TSA
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It’s been 658 days and not a single Democrat from the Obama-Biden regime has been arrested.
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@Jukseygirl @MichaelSavaged @KimWexlerMAJD @ColonelTowner @lkhcookie
Grassley and his staffers did the exact same thing in the Senate with whistle-blowers.
Grassley and his staffers did the exact same thing in the Senate with whistle-blowers.
@MHowellTweets @Jim_Jordanf@SteveScalise 2021 exposing TSA’s weaponization of innocent Americans.
I know because I gave his committee all the evidence, including the watchlisting scandal involving Tulsi Gabbard.
He had the information and could have stopped it. Instead, he exposed whistleblowers by handing their names back to the agency.
He failed the victims and betrayed those who risked everything to expose the truth.
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@LaboscoSonya @MHowellTweets @Jim_Jordan @SteveScalise Grassley did the exact same thing to 10 USCIS whistle-blowers.
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🚨 $15 BILLION OF ABSOLUTE WASTE, FRAUD & ABUSE.
And while billions are wasted, Federal Air Marshals are overworked, fatigued, struggling with workforce-health issues, and suicides continue.
DHS CWMD had an obligation to protect the workforce. Where were they?
Years of GAO and DHS OIG warnings.
Years of failures.
And most of the same people are still in charge.
Enough reports. Enough excuses.
WHO IS BEING HELD ACCOUNTABLE?
And while billions are wasted, Federal Air Marshals are overworked, fatigued, struggling with workforce-health issues, and suicides continue.
DHS CWMD had an obligation to protect the workforce. Where were they?
Years of GAO and DHS OIG warnings.
Years of failures.
And most of the same people are still in charge.
Enough reports. Enough excuses.
WHO IS BEING HELD ACCOUNTABLE?
MOST OF THE SAME PEOPLE ARE STILL IN CHARGE
🚨 YEARS OF WATCHDOG WARNINGS. WHO WAS HELD ACCOUNTABLE?
GAO and DHS’s inspector general documented repeated failures involving the Federal Air Marshal Service:
✈️ DEPLOYMENT: Resources divided between domestic and international flights without fully accounting for risk. International deployment decisions lacked documented rationales.
👁️ QUIET SKIES: Inadequate planning, oversight, and performance measures. TSA did not consistently follow its own guidance—and could not assure the surveillance program enhanced aviation security as intended.
🚧 BORDER DEPLOYMENTS: Air marshals sent to the Southwest border without an assessment of the operational risks to their transportation-security mission. Missing baseline measures prevented TSA from determining the impact.
😴 FATIGUE: Shift-length and rest-period guidelines existed, but FAMS did not monitor actual hours against them. Leadership could not determine how often marshals exceeded those safeguards.
🩺 WORKFORCE HEALTH: No comprehensive assessment of workforce health despite marshals reporting sleep deprivation and other health concerns.
⚖️ DISCRIMINATION: A prevention plan left incompletely implemented because management lost focus. GAO documented 230 discrimination complaints during FY2016–2018—complaints, not 230 proven violations.
🎯 EFFECTIVENESS: TSA lacked methods to assess how effectively its aviation-security countermeasures, including FAMS, deterred attacks.
These are findings from the government’s own watchdogs.
The American people should demand measurable security results, meaningful oversight, and leadership that protects the people protecting passengers.
📄 GAO-16-582
📄 GAO-20-125
📄 GAO-24-107824
📄 DHS OIG-21-11
📄 DHS OIG-24-35
#TSA #AirMarshals #Accountability @LaboscoSonya @BreannaMorello @TSA
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Former White House adviser Calley Means just went on Joe Rogan and named names of people he says were blocking the MAHA agenda from inside the administration.
From glyphosate and pesticides to vaccines and FDA decisions, Means laid out the internal battles he says pushed him to enior officials shutting down challenges to policies he says directly conflicted with what MAHA supporters were promised.
Shortly after the interview was released, President Trump announced Susie Wiles would be stepping aside as White House chief of staff.
From glyphosate and pesticides to vaccines and FDA decisions, Means laid out the internal battles he says pushed him to enior officials shutting down challenges to policies he says directly conflicted with what MAHA supporters were promised.
Shortly after the interview was released, President Trump announced Susie Wiles would be stepping aside as White House chief of staff.
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This is a formal request for Susie Wiles and James Blair to stop harassing me with texts and calls.
If there is a factual inaccuracy in what I said, send it to me in writing and I will vigorously correct and apologize for any misstatements. I will note that everything I said is substantiated by other senior officials.
If you want to file a lawsuit and get into discovery of whether it’s provably true that Ballard and Continental had an undue influence on the White House policy process, do it.
I believe we are in an existential moment for the country, and Americans were owed an honest accounting of the past two years so we identify the problems we need to move on from.
If there is a factual inaccuracy in what I said, send it to me in writing and I will vigorously correct and apologize for any misstatements. I will note that everything I said is substantiated by other senior officials.
If you want to file a lawsuit and get into discovery of whether it’s provably true that Ballard and Continental had an undue influence on the White House policy process, do it.
I believe we are in an existential moment for the country, and Americans were owed an honest accounting of the past two years so we identify the problems we need to move on from.
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@AGToddBlanche @AmericanwomanU1 Until you acknowledge this video that shows Brian Cole Jr. cannot be the J6 pipe bomber, then you are failing at your main job: “Justice”
🚨BREAKING Exclusive🚨 - Never-before-seen Capitol CCTV video reveals that Brian Cole Jr. could not have been the J6 pipe b*mber. He is seen walking on the northwest side of the Capitol at EXACTLY THE SAME TIME as the real suspect was distributing devices on the southeast side of mation in the thread below. 🧵⬇️
**Video work by @accabbat (Armitas)**
The video in the first comment below shows me and @KyleSeraphin breaking down and explaining exactly what you're seeing in this short video.
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@FAMS_AMNCed Americans’ First Amendment rights, and the most damning part, senior leadership knew what was happening, defended it, and apparently saw no reason to stop.
That’s not accountability. That’s institutional rot.
If government officials can target Americans for exercising constitutional rights and walk away untouched, what exactly is the Constitution worth?
TSA/FAMS leadership doesn’t get to hide behind a badge, a title, or a bureaucracy.
Nobody is above the Constitution. Nobody!
That’s not accountability. That’s institutional rot.
If government officials can target Americans for exercising constitutional rights and walk away untouched, what exactly is the Constitution worth?
TSA/FAMS leadership doesn’t get to hide behind a badge, a title, or a bureaucracy.
Nobody is above the Constitution. Nobody!
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🚨HE IS STILL IN CHARGE🚨
TSA’s Brian Belcher owes Americans answers. This Senate report says FAMS leadership was “comfortable” with its actions after innocent Americans were watchlisted.
Comfortable? Americans deserve accountability—not a leadership circle congratulating emand answers. @LaboscoSonya @TSA @DHSgov
TSA’s Brian Belcher owes Americans answers. This Senate report says FAMS leadership was “comfortable” with its actions after innocent Americans were watchlisted.
Comfortable? Americans deserve accountability—not a leadership circle congratulating emand answers. @LaboscoSonya @TSA @DHSgov
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🚨WILL WE EVER SEE ACCOUNTABILITY?🚨
In Orlando, the Air Marshal National Council asked DHS’s inspector general to investigate whether Special Agent in Charge Alana Bell ignored repeated requests for air marshal support during an operation that located 122 missing and exploited children. The council said staffing logs showed personnel were available.
flvoicenews.com/air-marshal-co…
In Houston, Senior Federal Air Marshal Mark Crowder told the Senate that when he raised concerns about his wife being flagged as a domestic terrorist, Special Agent in Charge William Aupperlee told him to stay silent and let the investigation run its course. Crowder testified that his wife was subjected to roughly 13 air marshal surveillance missions.
govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CH…
In Washington, Judicial Watch reported that former Assistant Special Agent in Charge Serge Potapov helped create a congressional VIP escort program that pulled air marshals off high-risk flights.
judicialwatch.org/new-air-marsha…
Congress should ask TSA for the deployment records, who signed off on each decision, and what happened after these concerns were raised. The flying public deserves answers. @LaboscoSonya @BreannaMorello @wmahoney5
In Orlando, the Air Marshal National Council asked DHS’s inspector general to investigate whether Special Agent in Charge Alana Bell ignored repeated requests for air marshal support during an operation that located 122 missing and exploited children. The council said staffing logs showed personnel were available.
flvoicenews.com/air-marshal-co…
In Houston, Senior Federal Air Marshal Mark Crowder told the Senate that when he raised concerns about his wife being flagged as a domestic terrorist, Special Agent in Charge William Aupperlee told him to stay silent and let the investigation run its course. Crowder testified that his wife was subjected to roughly 13 air marshal surveillance missions.
govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CH…
In Washington, Judicial Watch reported that former Assistant Special Agent in Charge Serge Potapov helped create a congressional VIP escort program that pulled air marshals off high-risk flights.
judicialwatch.org/new-air-marsha…
Congress should ask TSA for the deployment records, who signed off on each decision, and what happened after these concerns were raised. The flying public deserves answers. @LaboscoSonya @BreannaMorello @wmahoney5
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I was recently invited onto the Sean Hannity show. We covered a wide array of topics, it was interesting. A very, very nice man!
youtu.be/zS2X_O4dzhE
youtu.be/zS2X_O4dzhE
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"Criminal illegal aliens"
@SecMullinDHS is saying his department won't deport illegal aliens until they harm an American. Citizens are bait.
@SecMullinDHS is saying his department won't deport illegal aliens until they harm an American. Citizens are bait.
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Only 59 days left to force a floor vote on the No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act. @SenatorRisch publicly pledged to pass it. Hold him to it. Call 202-224-2752 and demand a vote.
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One down, five to go
❌ Harmeet Dhillon
❌ Harmeet Dhillon
Today I’m calling for the resignations of Todd Blanche, Harmeet Dhillon, Jeanine Pirro, Kash Patel, Chris Raia, and Darren Cox for abandoning their oath in the Brian Cole matter.
You have no business in our justice system.
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We must get one thing right 👇
60 days until the Defund the Taliban bill DIES.
The No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act passed the House and waited 499 days for a Senate vote. It dies at noon on Jan 3, 2027 without a vote.
Demand a vote: @johnthune (202) 224-2321
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🚨JUST FILED🚨
The legal team for suspected January 6 pipe bomber Brian Cole Jr. has filed a motion demanding that the government turn over the FBI’s complete forensic image of the iPhone belonging to Shauni Kerkhoff, a former Capitol Police officer.
The motion states that polygraph on November 6, 2025, which specifically asked whether she placed the pipe bombs.
If the court refuses to order the full image, Cole’s defense is requesting data from December 1, 2020, through January 30, 2021, plus data from November 2025. The government has so far offered only the data from January 5–6, 2021.
The defense says it may argue that someone else placed the devices, noting that an FBI re-review of the phone uncovered 11 geotagged photos the initial review had missed.
Cole may pursue a defense claiming that another specific person was responsible for planting the bombs.
The legal team for suspected January 6 pipe bomber Brian Cole Jr. has filed a motion demanding that the government turn over the FBI’s complete forensic image of the iPhone belonging to Shauni Kerkhoff, a former Capitol Police officer.
The motion states that polygraph on November 6, 2025, which specifically asked whether she placed the pipe bombs.
If the court refuses to order the full image, Cole’s defense is requesting data from December 1, 2020, through January 30, 2021, plus data from November 2025. The government has so far offered only the data from January 5–6, 2021.
The defense says it may argue that someone else placed the devices, noting that an FBI re-review of the phone uncovered 11 geotagged photos the initial review had missed.
Cole may pursue a defense claiming that another specific person was responsible for planting the bombs.
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The number of people who commented on this story without watching, reading, or possessing basic comprehension skills is staggering. (Full explainer coming this morning on the @KyleSeraphin Show.)
We never said the “crimping tool” was rare. We also never said “alligator clips” are rare. We analyzed the SPECIFIC clips used in the devices. There are dozens of manufacturers and hundreds of different types and models. Thousands, maybe. But THE clips used in the devices and shown in the FBI lab report ARE NOT forensically tied to Brian Cole Jr and likely COULD NOT have even been purchased by Cole.
(Didn’t there use to be a pop-up window that asked something like: “Are you sure you want to comment BEFORE opening and watching the video or article?”)
We never said the “crimping tool” was rare. We also never said “alligator clips” are rare. We analyzed the SPECIFIC clips used in the devices. There are dozens of manufacturers and hundreds of different types and models. Thousands, maybe. But THE clips used in the devices and shown in the FBI lab report ARE NOT forensically tied to Brian Cole Jr and likely COULD NOT have even been purchased by Cole.
(Didn’t there use to be a pop-up window that asked something like: “Are you sure you want to comment BEFORE opening and watching the video or article?”)
🚨EXCLUSIVE REPORT🧵 - It is highly unlikely that Brian Cole Jr. could have acquired the specialized alligator clips used by the J5 bomber, which are rare and not sold by major retailers like Home Depot, Lowes, or Walmart. Especially not without an online credit card purchase m the @FBI Lab Analysis (linked in comments) that the construction was hurried and sloppy, yet used professional tools and still showed the habits of someone who knows how to professionally “strip, loop, and crimp” the wires for alligator clips. (More in comments below.⬇️)
*Video production by @accabbat*
#FreeBrianColeJr
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🚨EXCLUSIVE🚨
The City of Plano has launched an investigation into the Police Department and Chief Ed Drain following my public and private allegations.
The City of Plano has contacted me regarding an ongoing investigation into the Plano Police Department and Police Chief Ed ger LaShon Ross informed me that Kim Moore, a board-certified labor and employment law attorney with the firm Clark Hill, has been brought in to investigate accusations I have made both publicly and privately about the department and the chief.
“The City acknowledges the need to investigate these allegations which have been shared with the City Manager’s Office, City Council and other members of the public,” Ross said.
This follows multiple tips that came in through our tip line alleging several concerning matters involving Chief Drain directly. Those matters were forwarded to the mayor, city manager, and city council.
I previously provided the city with critical details of the allegations I have received. I recently learned that some of the video footage from that alleged incident is unavailable via public records request.
After learning that I was aware of an incident involving an alleged DWI accident and a former top department official, the department recently changed one of its policies. That individual was never investigated for the alleged DWI, and all related recordings were reportedly deleted. The person was not terminated but later retired with benefits.
Weeks ago, I also released a photo showing Chief Drain allegedly asleep during a meeting. It was not the first such incident or the only photo. Separate accusations concerning a driving incident have also been brought to the city’s attention. I recently learned that some of the video footage from that alleged incident is unavailable via public records request.
In August, I confronted Drain after speaking at the City Council meeting. During the interaction, Drain was holding his phone with the flash on, indicating he was filming me, while leaving his firearm exposed and unsecured. His left hand was occupied with the phone, leaving him unprepared to protect the weapon. He also did not have his body camera on. A public records request has been submitted for his personal device.
Separately, Plano Officer Ken Mings remains under investigation after I filed a complaint against him in August. I alleged that Mings intentionally failed to file a police report or properly investigate an incident in which Egyptian immigrant Harvy Barsoom followed me into my home. Mings allegedly repeatedly refused to review the footage, declined to show it to me, and insisted no crime had occurred. Barsoom was only investigated after I threatened to sue the City of Plano, posted the footage online, and received millions of views. Barsoom later pleaded guilty in criminal court to trespassing and admitted he left the property only after seeing my firearm. Barsoom was only investigated after I threatened to sue the City of Plano, posted the footage online, and received millions of views.
Although Mings is currently being investigated by Plano’s Professional Standards Unit, that unit is overseen by Chief Drain. Drain and Mings have a personal relationship, a concern I have also raised directly with the City of Plano.
I have declined the City of Plano’s request to meet with me after Plano Police sources confirmed the meeting is solely intended to gather more details about the status of my journalistic investigation and information on my sources. The City already has a long list of people it can speak with privately. An email from a 20-year veteran of the Plano Police Department was sent to the Mayor, City Manager, and City Counsel. A copy of the emails was obtained via public records request.
In my view, meeting with me would only escalate the ongoing cover-up. I will be releasing another report, pending the outcome of the City’s investigations.
The City of Plano has launched an investigation into the Police Department and Chief Ed Drain following my public and private allegations.
The City of Plano has contacted me regarding an ongoing investigation into the Plano Police Department and Police Chief Ed ger LaShon Ross informed me that Kim Moore, a board-certified labor and employment law attorney with the firm Clark Hill, has been brought in to investigate accusations I have made both publicly and privately about the department and the chief.
“The City acknowledges the need to investigate these allegations which have been shared with the City Manager’s Office, City Council and other members of the public,” Ross said.
This follows multiple tips that came in through our tip line alleging several concerning matters involving Chief Drain directly. Those matters were forwarded to the mayor, city manager, and city council.
I previously provided the city with critical details of the allegations I have received. I recently learned that some of the video footage from that alleged incident is unavailable via public records request.
After learning that I was aware of an incident involving an alleged DWI accident and a former top department official, the department recently changed one of its policies. That individual was never investigated for the alleged DWI, and all related recordings were reportedly deleted. The person was not terminated but later retired with benefits.
Weeks ago, I also released a photo showing Chief Drain allegedly asleep during a meeting. It was not the first such incident or the only photo. Separate accusations concerning a driving incident have also been brought to the city’s attention. I recently learned that some of the video footage from that alleged incident is unavailable via public records request.
In August, I confronted Drain after speaking at the City Council meeting. During the interaction, Drain was holding his phone with the flash on, indicating he was filming me, while leaving his firearm exposed and unsecured. His left hand was occupied with the phone, leaving him unprepared to protect the weapon. He also did not have his body camera on. A public records request has been submitted for his personal device.
Separately, Plano Officer Ken Mings remains under investigation after I filed a complaint against him in August. I alleged that Mings intentionally failed to file a police report or properly investigate an incident in which Egyptian immigrant Harvy Barsoom followed me into my home. Mings allegedly repeatedly refused to review the footage, declined to show it to me, and insisted no crime had occurred. Barsoom was only investigated after I threatened to sue the City of Plano, posted the footage online, and received millions of views. Barsoom later pleaded guilty in criminal court to trespassing and admitted he left the property only after seeing my firearm. Barsoom was only investigated after I threatened to sue the City of Plano, posted the footage online, and received millions of views.
Although Mings is currently being investigated by Plano’s Professional Standards Unit, that unit is overseen by Chief Drain. Drain and Mings have a personal relationship, a concern I have also raised directly with the City of Plano.
I have declined the City of Plano’s request to meet with me after Plano Police sources confirmed the meeting is solely intended to gather more details about the status of my journalistic investigation and information on my sources. The City already has a long list of people it can speak with privately. An email from a 20-year veteran of the Plano Police Department was sent to the Mayor, City Manager, and City Counsel. A copy of the emails was obtained via public records request.
In my view, meeting with me would only escalate the ongoing cover-up. I will be releasing another report, pending the outcome of the City’s investigations.
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