Glenn Beck predicts JAIL TIME is coming for Democrats — including COVID liars



After years of unceasing Democrat lawfare, the Trump administration is setting its sights on potentially illegal activity that occurred under the Biden administration — and there's a lot of it.

Top officials within the Democrat fundraising platform ActBlue are in danger of being subpoenaed if they refuse to interviews with House committees investigating allegations that the platform accepted fraudulent and foreign donations during the 2024 presidential campaign.

"Democrats are just, I mean, they are really floundering," Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck says on "The Glenn Beck Program." "And maybe we're going to see some more justice here. ActBlue officials, they have been asked to come testify in front of Congress because Congress is doing a foreign donations probe."


“Foreign donations, that would be like if Trump was being funded by the Russians. That’s a pretty big deal," Glenn continues. "Now, the ActBlue people are refusing to testify, and Congress is like, 'That's fine, we'll subpoena you.' So there might be some people going to jail there."

And Glenn believes this is only the beginning.

“I’m telling you, handcuffs are coming. Handcuffs are coming over the next couple of months. I think we’re going to see lots of handcuffs coming out. We’re going to see handcuffs on the people of COVID, the COVID fraud, the cover-up,” Glenn says.

“It’s going to be the people that knew that there were really dangerous side effects and then tried to cover that up and keep that out of the press and keep people from knowing about those side effects,” he continues.

“Those people, you’re going to see them in handcuffs, I think, very soon,” he adds.

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House Committees, DOJ Turn Up The Heat On Dems’ ActBlue

The chairmen of the three committees investigating the troubled online fundraising platform have sent their finding to AG Pam Bondi.

ActBlue contractors to face congressional grilling on Democrats' shady fundraising scheme



The House Oversight, Judiciary, and Administration Committees summoned ActBlue contractors to appear before Congress amid its investigation into Democrats' fundraising platform, according to a Tuesday report.

Letters obtained by the New York Post revealed that the committees requested two employees of Sift, an AI fraud detection platform, testify about ActBlue's allegedly relaxed fraud standards.

'This continued targeting of ActBlue and our partners by MAGA Republicans needs to be seen for what it is: Donald Trump's latest front in his campaign to stamp out all political, electoral and ideological opposition.'

The Sift employees reportedly worked with the fundraising platform and are aware of "critical" information about the "more lenient" criteria.

The Post quoted the letters written by Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.), Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), and Administration Chairman Bryan Steil (R-Wis.). It noted that the letters were addressed to Sift's director of customer success and senior customer success manager.

"The Committees are concerned that ActBlue has maintained poor anti-fraud practices that may have allowed bad actors to make fraudulent political donations, including from foreign sources," it read.

The Sift employees were requested to participate in transcribed interviews with the House Judiciary panel by May 13, the Post reported.

A Sift spokesperson told the news outlet, "ActBlue is a safe and secure fundraising platform, trusted by donors for more than 20 years – that's how we've become a vital part of American democracy."

"This continued targeting of ActBlue and our partners by MAGA Republicans needs to be seen for what it is: Donald Trump's latest front in his campaign to stamp out all political, electoral and ideological opposition," the spokesperson claimed.

Congress has been probing ActBlue for years over its alleged lenient standards allowing potential foreign donations.

The three committees released a joint report earlier this month that revealed the platform's "executives and staff are aware that both foreign and domestic fraudulent actors are exploiting the platform but do not take the threat seriously."

"In fact, they attempted to hide the changes to avoid sparking discussions about fraud on the platform. For example, ActBlue's training guide for new fraud-prevention employees instructed them to 'look for reasons to accept contributions,' rather than err on the side of flagging suspicious donations," the committees claimed.

Last week, President Donald Trump signed a memorandum directing the Department of Justice to open an investigation into "unlawful 'straw donor' and foreign contributions in American elections." The action cited the committees' findings on ActBlue.

Amid the ongoing probes, at least seven of the fundraising giant's top executives jumped ship in February.

Following the resignations, an ActBlue spokesperson told the New York Times, "Like many organizations, as we undergo some transition heading into this new election cycle, we are focused on ensuring we have a strong team in place."

"We greatly appreciate the contributions of our incredible team members and remain deeply committed to the success of our organization and our mission to enable grass-roots supporters to make their voices heard," the spokesperson stated.

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The New York Times Downplays ActBlue’s Suspect Behavior To Run Cover For Democrats

'NYT and other outlets of left-wing opinion ... used to care about campaign finance violations, especially if foreign money may be involved.'

Trump set to unleash DOJ probe on ActBlue's alleged fraudulent donation scheme



President Donald Trump is reportedly expected to sign a memorandum on Thursday directing the Department of Justice to open an investigation into the Democratic fundraising powerhouse ActBlue.

A fact sheet on the memo was obtained by several news outlets, directing Attorney General Pam Bondi to "investigate and take appropriate action concerning allegations regarding the use of online fundraising platforms to make 'straw' or 'dummy' contributions and to make foreign contributions to U.S. political candidates and committees, all of which break the law."

'The flow-on effect from the initial innuendo of the EO caused many in the ecosystem anxiety and distress.'

The fact sheet reportedly highlighted a 30-day period last year when ActBlue received 237 donations from foreign IP addresses using prepaid cards.

"President Trump is taking action to address malign actors and foreign nationals who seek to illegally influence American elections, undermining the integrity of our electoral process," it reads. "ActBlue has become notorious for its lax standards that enable unverified and fraudulent donations."

The House Judiciary Committee released a preliminary report on April 2 that outlined "potential illegal activity" on ActBlue, noting that it "made its fraud-prevention rules 'more lenient' twice in 2024—even though there is extensive fraud on the platform, including from foreign sources."

"Internal documents show that ActBlue executives and staff are aware that both foreign and domestic fraudulent actors are exploiting the platform but do not take the threat seriously. In fact, they attempted to hide the changes to avoid sparking discussions about fraud on the platform," the committee wrote. "For example, ActBlue's training guide for new fraud-prevention employees instructed them to 'look for reasons to accept contributions,' rather than err on the side of flagging suspicious donations."

Musk called for an investigation into the Democratic fundraising platform after House Republicans accused it of allowing "illegal election contributions." He has previously accused ActBlue of committing "massive fraud" and even funding leftist groups responsible for the wave of Tesla vandalism incidents.

"Something stinks about ActBlue," Musk stated.

ActBlue has reportedly been preparing for Trump's actions "for days," according to the Wall Street Journal.

ActBlue CEO and President Regina Wallace-Jones sent a letter to Democrats on Wednesday warning about the executive order rumors.

"We are ready for whatever is next from the far right," Wallace-Jones wrote.

"The current strategy of distraction and exhaustion is effective. We see this across the country and are not immune to this ourselves. The flow-on effect from the initial innuendo of the EO caused many in the ecosystem anxiety and distress," she continued.

"Nothing will deter or interrupt ActBlue's mission and work to enable millions of Americans to participate in our democracy," she added.

Wallace-Jones' letter noted that over $400 million had been donated to Democratic candidates through ActBlue from January through March.

ActBlue told Politico, "ActBlue plays a vital role in enabling all Americans to participate in our democracy, and the organization strictly abides by all federal and state laws governing its activities. We will always stand steadfast in defending the rights of all Americans to participate in our democracy, and ActBlue will continue its mission undeterred and uninterrupted, providing a safe, secure fundraising platform for the millions of grassroots donors who rely on us."

A DOJ spokesperson did not respond to a request for comment from NBC News.

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Leftist WI Supreme Court Candidate Endorsed By Radical Tesla Protest Group

Trump-hating Indivisible is one of Crawford’s most gushing endorsers, and one of the left's most hostile Tesla/Musk protesters.

Wisconsin’s Susan Crawford Donated To Democrat Fundraising Giant Under Fire For Alleged Fraud

FEC records appear to show that Susan Crawford gave numerous small-dollar donations to ActBlue during her time as a private lawyer.

Left-Wing Group Indivisible Tells Local Activists: We Will Reimburse Your DOGE Protest Expenses, Including 'Chicken Suits'

Indivisible, the left-wing group behind red-district town hall protests targeting Elon Musk's DOGE, is providing local activists with a "reimbursement program" that covers certain expenses associated with opposing what it calls the "Trump-Musk coup." Included among the reimbursable items are "chicken suits," according to Indivisible's co-executive director.

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BUSTED: ActBlue caught money laundering?



A gunshot was reported outside one of Elon Musk’s Tesla showrooms, as the radical left has turned on its own environmental electric vehicle dreams — but Liz Wheeler of “The Liz Wheeler Show” doesn’t believe these protests are grassroots.

“These are not people that are just trying to make their voices heard with peaceful protests. They are funded by groups, by big-name leftist donors through a platform called ActBlue,” Wheeler explains.

However, ActBlue is now accused of doing much more than just funding left-wing movements.

“ActBlue is now being accused of money laundering,” Wheeler says. “This is a scandal of epic proportions and could cause the entire Democrat infrastructure, their political organizational structure, to topple.”


“I do not exaggerate when I say that,” she continues. “There’s been a pattern of really suspicious behavior with some of the donations through ActBlue.”

One example is after President Trump was targeted for assassination in Butler, Pennsylvania, that day and the day after were the highest-grossing single fundraising days in the entirety of President Trump’s campaigns.

“Compare that, for a second, with the day that Kamala Harris staged her coup against Joe Biden. She gathered more, received more campaign donations via ActBlue than Donald Trump did the day after his assassination,” Wheeler explains.

“Now, weigh the probability of this with me for a moment. Does this seem realistic to you? Does this seem real to you? Do these two events, the intended murder of a president of the United States versus Kamala Harris, a politician that couldn’t even get 3% of her own party to vote for her in the primary a couple of years earlier, becoming the Democratic nominee without a single Democrat voting for her — do those two things seem to be of equal implication?” She asks.

“The answer to that is obviously no, and yet ActBlue collected more donations for Kamala Harris on that day than Donald Trump did the day after his assassination, which is an anomaly,” she continues. “Of course, it’s not just that. It’s not just, ‘Oh, something seems off.’ We have specific examples and reports of fraud that’s happening on ActBlue.”

Last October, James O’Keefe reported that a senior citizen named Cindy Nowe from Annapolis, Maryland, supposedly donated over 1,000 times to ActBlue in 2022.

“Almost $20,000,” Wheeler says. “That’s three donations every single day. Now, does that seem realistic to you?”

When Nowe was confronted by O’Keefe, she told him that while she has donated to ActBlue “once in a while,” she did not donate that large sum of money.

“Can you imagine the reality of that? Do you remember to do anything three times a day, every day, for 365 days in a row? Of course you don’t. I don’t,” Wheeler says, “because that’s fraud.”

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Amid Chaos At ActBlue, House Republicans Seek Answers About ‘Potentially Fraudulent And Illicit Financial Activity’

In addition to congressional investigation, ActBlue faces a wave of departures among its top officials.