Dear Patriot,

When I started undercover investigative journalism as a college student at Rutgers, I pored over the history of journalism. I studied the techniques of great authors who broke stories that transformed America.

From Stetson Kennedy, who infiltrated the highest echelons of the KKK in the 1940s, to Upton Sinclair, who went undercover in the 1900s working in a meatpacking plant in Chicago. Sinclair's book, The Jungle, resulted in a national uproar over food safety and the creation of what is now the Food and Drug Administration.

Every notable author and journalist who came before me used similar tactics to get the story: fearless boots on the ground.

And as I've found in my nearly 20 years as a journalist, my job is limited to what I can see and record through public access . . . undercover or not.

At the end of each investigation, I'm left wanting more. I can see the threads dangling in front of me, waiting to be pulled, but accessible only to law enforcement and their powers to investigate.

But now, the world has shifted . . .

I testified before the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (HSGAC) of the United States Senate regarding "Fraud in America."

Following my opening remarks, where I expressed my limits as a journalist, something extraordinary happened.

Committee Chairman Rand Paul invited me to submit requests for subpoenas to his office.

Notably, Senator Paul, as the chairman of HSGAC, is the only member of the Senate with unilateral authority to issue subpoenas.

From Upton Sinclair to Woodward and Bernstein, the model for action has been: Journalist publishes → Institution reacts.

After my testimony before the Senate, that model will be inverted . . . at least temporarily.

Power shifts. Rules change. Doors close.

That's why we have to move fast, and I need your help more than ever to take advantage of an unprecedented offer.

I'm putting together a small team of researchers who can pull those dangling threads left from current and previously closed investigations.

• We can follow the money trails to see who is truly behind the fraudulent ballots.
• We have a shot at unraveling the global web of money that funds illegal immigration.
• We finally have a chance to see the documents behind Pfizer's illegal "Gain of Function" research on COVID-19.

At the bottom of every rabbit hole is a lock box filled with receipts.

Senator Paul has handed us a golden key.

Will you help me fund this new squad?

Remember, Al Capone was brought down by an accountant. In today's dollars, Capone's criminal enterprise was worth $2 billion.

Taxpayers are being defrauded of at least $250 billion every year on the federal level alone — money out of your pocket, counted against your vote. And at the Senate hearing on Fraud in America, our elected officials admitted that the governmental bodies tasked with stopping fraud for decades are wholly ineffective.

That leaves us to do the job.

Are you in? Help me and my team get to work.

We have HUNDREDS of Al Capones to take down who have been ripping all of us off and stealing our national treasure . . . and our votes.

Time is short. Please help me and my team get started today.

Thank you for all that you do.

P.S. I'm still grasping the impact of the Senate hearing. Most journalists might just smile and say "thank you" if Senator Paul asked them to submit subpoena requests to him. But those journalists have not gone as deep as I have. They haven't risked their lives. Some never leave the comfort of their office. I know what the offer means. I've lived with the frustration of knowing that the true players behind an operation can hide in darkness. With your help, OMG is taking advantage of this immediately — until the door closes. Please help fund this rapid response team today.