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White House Response to new IRS Whistleblower

IRS Tax Examiner GOES ON RECORD AND BLOWS WHISTLE ON AGENCY: “I'm Going to Bull Ahead and Do the Right Thing,” Reveals Congress Prioritizes “Band-Aid Issues” Over Systemic Problems: ‘We’re Handcuffed by Antiquated Systems’ “We also have very antiquated software. We use a software called Integrated Data Retrieval System (IDRS)." “We can’t do anywhere close to what the American people think we can.” X: https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1899922913408491759 YouTube: https://youtu.be/Io_AbYn81m0?si=FWIpjBay3OJ9oOX4

NBC covered our State Farm investigation, where Senior Program Officer for United Policyholders Emily Rogen called it "disturbing" that State Farm would use homeowners as pawns in their "political strategy."

https://consumerwatchdog.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/CWD-Letter-re-SFG-VP-Kirkpatrick-Comments-final.pdf ^^

CONSUMER WATCHDOG LETTER TO CA COMMISIONER OF INSURANCE: But Mr. Kirkpatrick is clear that his job, which he states includes overseeing two companies, including an insurance company6, is to “future proof the company.”7 And in his recorded conversation, Mr. Kirkpatrick provided a starkly different perspective. He described how State Farm evaluates its financial exposure and approaches the Department for rate increases. He stated: “We’ll go to the Department of Insurance and say we’re overexposed here, you have to let us catch up our rating... and they’ll say ‘eh’ because the Department of Insurance and the Insurance Commissioner is an elected position in California. He’ll say ‘nah.’ And we’ll say, ‘Okay, then we are going to cancel these policies.’”8 These remarks strongly suggest that policy cancellations are being wielded as a strategic bargaining tool rather than as a necessary response to financial risk. This contradicts the impression State Farm sought to convey at the meeting—that it would remain in the market if rate relief were granted, and calls into question the transparency and good faith of State Farm’s dealings with both regulators and policyholders.

San Francisco Chronicle coverage of State Farm Story

INSANELY WILD PHONE CALL Between James O'Keefe and Financial Times Reporter Financial Times reporter sends outrageous email to O’Keefe after State Farm VP is fired over comments on LA wildfire victims and hiring bias. X: https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1897843602518085937 YouTube: https://youtu.be/Teu1MYRG-vU

JUST IN: @State Farm FIRES VP of Innovation Haden Kirkpatrick Following OMG’s Latest Investigation. https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1897425485484687394

BREAKING: State Farm VP Attacks LA Fire Victims for Their 'Egos Building In a F*cking Desert,' Admits State Farm Is Excluding Whites From Employment “I’m Being Biased… Away From My Own Kind [Whites]” "Areas like where the Palisades are, there should never be houses built in the first place… it's a tinderbox.” “I want the 2040 workforce… more Hispanic and Latino" https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1897348307132850487

We got a Female Federal Agent to go public yesterday, and we interviewed an IRS agent today who will go public next week! Story below comes from our Citizen Journalism Foundation. U.S. Border Patrol Agent Monica Cruz Blows Whistle on Juvenile Smuggling Network Reveals Teenage Cartel Recruits Aged 14-17 Are Apprehended 20 Times by CBP, Released Back to Cartel Without Consequences “No One’s Been Prosecuted, No One Is Held Accountable” Border Patrol Agent Monica Cruz, stationed in Welton, Arizona, has blown the whistle on a major flaw in the system that allows juvenile smugglers, known as “foot guides,” to repeatedly transport illegal migrants without facing prosecution. These teens, aged 14 to 17, are caught but released due to a legal loophole, allowing them to continue smuggling for cartels without consequences. Cruz highlighted the case of one smuggler, “Timmy,” who has been apprehended and released over 20 times. Cruz also revealed that the Mexican consulate in Yuma advocates for these juveniles but does not intervene in smuggling activities. Despite the repeated offenses, no one is held accountable. X: https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1894810899116118093 YouTube: https://youtu.be/o2eYqAYzuqg

TOMORROW - A new Federal whistleblower goes on the record. This changes everything.

FOX 11 Los Angeles Instructed to NOT Cover Leaked Recording of Mayor Karen Bass Phone Call Defending Ghana Trip, Text Messages Show An anonymous FOX 11 News source revealed that the network was instructed to "pause" coverage of a leaked phone call featuring Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, in which she defended her controversial trip to Ghana just days before devastating fires erupted in the city. Internal messages show FOX 11’s lawyers raised concerns, leading to a halt in both on-air and social media coverage. Meanwhile, the recording has gone viral, surpassing 6 million views as public scrutiny grows. X:https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1894149947668234298 YouTube: https://youtu.be/k4jXjcheyt0?si=ClTovEYrieGKAMn8

LEAKED PHONE CALL: LA Mayor Karen Bass Preemptively Defended Ghana Trip Despite Local Catastrophe: "I'm Missing Two Workdays, That's It"; Dropped Cryptic Warning Days Before LA Fires "Read in between the lines... hold tight, you will understand soon." Leaked remarks from Mayor Karen Bass reveal her misplaced priorities amid mounting crises in Los Angeles. While downplaying her trip to Ghana, she admitted taking the opportunity after President Biden’s invitation. Just days before fires erupted, she cryptically warned a source to "read in between the lines," suggesting prior knowledge of unfolding events. Bass acknowledged escalating dangers at MacArthur Park but dismissed calls for action, refusing a press conference as a "publicity stunt." When pressed on safety concerns for 41,000 nearby residents, she offered no commitments, admitting the issue was "not my area of expertise," raising questions about her leadership. X: https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1893037313602560293 YouTube: https://youtu.be/tNAjUvYN-qM?si=s62wIQIi5msVk9nb

Alex Boz, an international relations staffer for the Los Angeles Mayor’s Office, admitted that the city was aware of the wildfire risks but claimed there was "nothing they could do." He shifted blame to homeowners for inadequate fire safety measures in vulnerable areas like Pacific Palisades. Angel Luna from LADWP revealed that the Santa Ynez reservoir had been empty for a year, contributing to the water shortage during the fires. Both Boz and Luna deflected questions about their roles in the crisis, with Luna refusing to comment on the damage to equipment and his failure to complete required training. X: https://x.com/JamesOKeefeIII/status/1892680567587553599 YouTube: https://youtu.be/hKxUgVM2iBs?si=4rg4milbAyt4swAS