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This is Dan Bongino and in the past few days my world has been a hurricane of both controversy and vindication. Let’s break it down starting with the biggest headlines. Monday was explosive as I addressed the nation from Fox News' America’s Newsroom, confirming multiple warning signs were missed in the case of Tyler Robinson, who’s accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk. I detailed how friends and family saw Robinson's political radicalization and even caught his intentions in private chats and texts, but no one alerted authorities. This revelation threw federal law enforcement’s response into the spotlight, sparking new debates about security failures.
On Capitol Hill, a congressional hearing on border security transformed into national spectacle. I found myself at the center of it, sitting before Congress and calmly, methodically laying out evidence of campaign finance violations and immigration fraud tied to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. The confrontation went viral—my New York accent, unflappable demeanor, and willingness to question identity politics in public testimony earned praise from conservative outlets and forced legacy media to finally acknowledge the mounting documentary evidence I presented. As the hearing ended, I walked out to reporters bombarding me with questions about potential criminal charges against Omar, which I made clear is a decision for law enforcement, not for me. The fallout has been seismic, catapulting my podcast downloads through the roof and making me a focal point for those demanding accountability in politics.
Business-wise, the stories from Reuters and Wikipedia about my past investment in Parler are making waves again, mostly as background context as the platform’s new owners continue their relaunch efforts and bankruptcy proceedings. I haven’t commented publicly on their recent business developments; my stake and role have shifted to the background after the platform’s sale last year.
Meanwhile my name has become a touchstone in conversations about government surveillance. Just this week, Senator Marsha Blackburn cited my updates to the FBI manual, meant to prohibit unconstitutional surveillance of lawmakers, during hearings about cell phone carriers allegedly allowing the Biden administration to spy on members of Congress. This ties into the larger narrative of politicization and weaponization of federal agencies—one I’ve covered for years, now playing out in dramatic fashion as reports circulate about mass firings at the FBI after agents were caught surveilling senators.
On social media and conservative TV, clips from my testimony and news interviews are everywhere, fueling new discussions about media bias, federal overreach, and the need for institutional reform. My own platforms saw a 400 percent jump in audience engagement after the hearing, and fans are using #BonginoExposed and #JusticeIsComing to share and debate the revelations. At the same time, I remain active with The Bongino Report and my daily radio show, aiming to cut through the noise with facts and a bit of that signature Bronx bravado.
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