Jake Hoffman: Banned Troll Farm, Millions in Continued Payments

Showing 19 Jake Hoffman videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Jake Hoffman, an Arizona state senator previously indicted as one of the state's fake electors before receiving a 2025 pardon from Trump, became a central figure in financial scrutiny of Turning Point USA after investigators traced millions of dollars in payments to his marketing company, Rally Forge, and to 1Ten LLC, an entity registered to a UPS store mailbox in a strip mall matching his own financial disclosure address. Independent researchers documented that Rally Forge had been permanently banned from Facebook in 2020 for operating what the platform called a domestic troll farm, yet continued receiving over $7 million in Turning Point payments afterward according to the organization's own IRS filings.

Other coverage here extended into Candace Owens's separate, more speculative claims connecting Hoffman's business dealings to child-trafficking concerns in Arizona and to broader military-intelligence theories she has woven into her assassination investigation. Specifically documented public-filing payments to a banned political consulting firm, and considerably more speculative extensions of that relationship, give coverage of Hoffman both a grounded financial-accountability dimension and a more contested investigative one, anchored at one end by his own IRS-documented payment history and stretching considerably further at the other.