GAI Director of Research Seamus Bruner analyzed Tulsi Gabbard’s revelations about unburned “burn bags” containing hidden intelligence on election corruption. Appearing on a Newsmax program called The Count, he praised Gabbard’s aggressive stance against politicization within intelligence agencies and emphasized the FBI’s repeated meddling in elections from 2016 to 2020. “These burn bags are highly…
GAI President, Peter Schweizer, discusses congressional corruption through insider trading, highlighting how lawmakers routinely evade the STOCK Act and exploit privileged information for financial gain. Appearing on Chanel Rion’s program on OANN, Schweizer explains that while corporate executives face SEC investigations and prison for trading on inside information, members of Congress—who write their own rules—are…
Seamus Bruner, research director at the Government Accountability Institute, said on Newsmax that President Donald Trump’s statement about welcoming 600,000 students from China was probably made for negotiating purposes. Bruner reacted to Trump’s statement by warning that Chinese students in the U.S. pose espionage and intellectual property theft risks. Under Chinese law, all Chinese citizens…
Peter Schweizer, President of the Government Accountability Institute, joined Cats & Cosby to reveal troubling foreign-linked money flowing into New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s campaign. Schweizer outlined how a California political action committee called the Unity and Justice Fund funneled $100,000 to a pro-Mamdani group after receiving a massive donation from Muslim cleric Sergey…
Peter Schweizer, President of the Government Accountability Institute, joined Fox Business Network’s Kudlow with David Asman to expose how the Chinese Communist Party is covertly influencing U.S. elections and politics. Schweizer also warned about the risks of the Trump administration potentially allowing 600,000 Chinese students to study in the U.S., noting these students are often…
GAI President, Peter Schweizer warned about the dangers posed by China’s influence in America through student exchanges and land purchases. Appearing on the Glenn Beck Program on August 26, Schweizer argued that the 600,000 Chinese students allowed into the U.S. function as agents of the Chinese Communist Party, engaging in espionage, money laundering, and political…
Jan Jeffcoat, anchor of The National Desk, welcomed Peter Schweizer to her program to react to news that has once again renewed interest in the Bill and Hillary Clinton foundation’s pay-to-play operations. Recently declassified FBI documents suggest that senior officials in the Obama administration’s Department of Justice and the FBI ordered agents to halt their…
Eric Eggers, GAI’s Vice President, joined the Stephen Gardner Show to discuss major developments involving the DOJ, FBI, and Trump’s second-term efforts. Eggers connected new FBI leadership moves, such as having Andrew Bailey, the current Missouri Attorney General, joining the bureau alongside Dan Bongino with renewed investigations into the Clintons, Jeffrey Epstein, George Soros, and…
GAI President Peter Schweizer discussed how his book Clinton Cash exposed the Clinton Foundation’s “pay-to-play” scheme. Appearing on the OANN program of former Rep. Matt Gaetz, Schweizer’s book triggered multiple FBI field investigations. Those efforts were later shut down by DOJ and FBI leadership by Sally Yates and Andrew McCabe. Schweizer pointed out the FBI’s…
GAI Vice President Eric Eggers, author of a 2018 book on election fraud, joined Chanel Rion on OANN to discuss a recent executive order aimed at eliminating mail-in ballots and controversial voting machines. Trump’s concerns are not new, Eggers argued, noting the president has made charges about election fraud since 2020 and has warned before…