So, I am changing my tone, cuz I just did a very serious video about the Minnesota thing and I want to talk about this TPUSA uh Wolves and Finance cease and desist. The next chapter's hit and listen, man. I am ready to spectate this thing and talk about it and make jokes, because this is a lesson apparently people need to all learn. That is that if you want to challenge people with legal letters, what you should definitely do is make sure that the threat is real, cuz if it's not, guess what's going to happen, okay? The only reason you'd be sending out cease and desist orders to people is if the thing that they are saying is damaging you, right? I mean, that's like but now, something damaging you does not mean that it's not true, okay? You can't sue people for telling the truth about you. And you also can't sue people for asking questions about things that you're doing. And so, if you decide to send a cease and desist, you are literally Streisand- Strei- Strei- what? Streisand- Streisand effecting it. Where now you're pointing a a microscope directly in your microscope, wrong You guys understand. Like putting a light at you. And if they keep on doing it and you do not sue them, what have you communicated to everyone? Empty threat and you were scared. And Wolves and Finance is literally taking his finger and sticking it right in between the eyes of Tyler Boyer right now, okay? He's like, "Hey Tyler. Hey Tyler. Go ahead, sue me, dude. Hey, you said you want to sue me, right? Hey, do you like my finger in your eyeball? Here, I'm going to put it right in your eye, okay? He is daring him. And if you think that I am exaggerating that, let's just watch this clip real quick just as a as a quick intro into some of the things we're going to be looking at right now. >> So, let me tell you what I think is going on. Tyler Boyer manages these political companies. The Trump election is coming up in 2024. Tyler Boyer realizes he needs more people to do ballot harvesting. So, he decides let's just steal the donations from Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA. So, he transfers $8.6 million into the company he manages, America's Turning Point. And then he hires a bunch of people for illegal political activity. And he tells everyone come on, no one will ever know. Charlie Kirk doesn't even have to know. We will just say it is non-partisan. We will call it get-out-the-vote efforts. No one's ever going to ask questions. No one will ever look at the photographs. Don't worry about it. Except I think that Charlie Kirk found out. This fits the timeline of the Baker Tilly audit that concluded on June 20th, 2025 that would have revealed all this information to Charlie Kirk shortly before his murder. Oh, man, I'd only watched that once and I was watching it the first time just like, my goodness gracious. But I watched all of the build-up to that. And it was like he sounds like he is just overtly saying, "I have your cease and desist right here and this is me uh urinating on it." Like the like Wolves and Finance looks like a guy to me who takes extreme pleasure in like challenging people. He's just not naturally as like super clever. So, he looks to me like a person who would actually like take the cease and desist and and all stone-faced record himself. He's all, "This is me peeing on your cease and desist. It's getting yellow. Your cease and desist is getting yellow. Would you like to come get your cease and desist? I think you wouldn't. So, I'm going to take this cease and desist and I am going to use it to wipe my bottom. That's what I'm doing with your cease and desist, Tyler Boyer. And anyone who believes that his cease and desist was based on anything that has merit, you can come get the cease and desist and you can use it to stir your drink afterwards. Now, I would like to think that if Tyler Boyer saw this video, he would enjoy those jokes and that impression so much that even he would say, "You should definitely subscribe to Jesse on Fire's channel and you should definitely like this video." Or in the words of Wolves and Finance I just found out that you are not subscribed to Jesse on Fire's channel. This is unacceptable. If you don't subscribe, I will come to your house and I will audit your children. So, again if Tyler Boyer is the one who sent the cease and desist, which I think he is based on the fact that that's what I said from the beginning, cuz his name is all over it, right? It's It's him that's getting mentioned all throughout the thing. Well, I think he's made a drastic miscalculation of his opponent and now he just found that out, because that was just 1 minute of this video where Wolves and Finance is cooking him alive. And let me tell you something else, okay? He is not holding back. He's going after everyone. Now, clearly his attorney has advised him that what he's doing is completely above board and he is legally safe from any kind of repercussions, because he's the kind of person that would button that up in advance and there's no way that he would put this out if he thought that he wasn't. But I think that he might be looking at this differently if I were advising him and I would have additional concerns for him to consider before he went all the way ham on this because it it's it's about choosing your enemies selectively, right? There are certain battles you don't want, okay? You don't want them, I promise. And I think that he may have uh gone after someone that could end up costing him and I will show you exactly what I mean right here, okay? So, let me just show you this section and you guys tell me. Listen, I'm not I'm not condoning anything that's in this at all. I'm purely talking about if Wolves and Finance was my boy and I was giving him strategic advice I would have given him the following advice that I will tell you after we look at this. >> reported on by mainstream news outlets like CBS. Except the letter itself has never been shown until Paramount Tactical's podcast. In fact, I'm guessing he was not supposed to show this to his audience, because it is quite shocking. It is a two-page letter on Department of the Treasury letterhead. It says it is responding to a request from Erica Kirk. It says, one, there is no IRS investigation currently underway on Turning Point. Two, all 4990 forms were filed by May 15th, 2025. Three, the next year's forms will be filed by May 15th, 2026. The letter is signed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bissant. Paramount Tactical >> Real quick. Real quick. Let me show you guys something. Look at that signature. That is a great signature. I am a connoisseur of good signatures. I consider mine excellent. Matter of fact, I might sign something while the next segment is playing, since now we're talking signatures. And that is a fantastic one. Incredibly impressive signature. Um also, who is that guy again? Scott Bissant uh and that is the acting commissioner for the IRS, okay. Just noted. Okay, noted. He signed that. Now, let's continue. signed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bissant. Paramount Tactical is presenting this letter as some kind of evidence that there is no fraud at Turning Point. That is ridiculous for a number of reasons. We all know this, because all of us deal with the IRS. We all know this is not normal behavior. Have any of you ever received a letter from the IRS saying just letting you know, we're not doing an investigation on you? No, of course you have not, because the No. I definitely have not. Neither have you guys. Neither has Wolves and Finance and he's going to explain exactly why and then we're going to get to some important notes that I would have given him had I been advising. The IRS does not do this. And it's not coming from the IRS. The letter is signed by the Treasury Secretary Scott Bissant. To me, this looks more like a political favor to Donald Trump's personal friends than a legitimate IRS communication. >> Okay, but you can see right here that it says Scott Bissant, acting commissioner of the IRS. So, that is at least something that we need to point out before we move on and we continue this video and get to the part where I say, "Listen, dude. If I were advising you I would say you were maybe making enemies that you don't want and Tyler Boyer is not one of those people. But that is not who you're targeting, okay? So, if what you're saying, you know, if you don't want to get sued, that's because you're concerned about finances, right? You're concerned about your finances and you don't want to have your life destroyed. The he talks about that earlier in the video. Okay, well, being wrong in a civil lawsuit, that's not the only way you can get your life destroyed, okay? And again, I'm not condoning anything that I am talking about. I am just purely getting ready to talk about the way the world actually works, okay? Now, let's continue this and then I will make the point that I'm actually making. back. This does not mean that state attorney generals cannot file criminal charges against Turning Point executives. This letter does not disprove my concerns about their finances. And what is this? What is this? At the top of the page, someone has crossed out Mrs. Kirk and wrote in Erica. It looks like someone is proofreading Scott Presant's letter. Who could that be? I have reviewed so many White House documents and in my opinion, that handwriting looks like it was written by Donald Trump. If you compare it to other samples of his writing, he does a consistent method where he writes a name {dash} name {dash} name {dash}. Now, I do have to point out though that the actual handwriting here does not resemble the handwriting on that letter at all, right? The name {dash} yes, he does do that. But that is not the handwriting at all that that like he writes in in all caps. Trump writes in all caps. Now, I noticed that because I do that. I do that also. And uh anyway, so when you go back to the letter, just look and see if you guys agree with me that it actually probably is not Trump. That doesn't matter though for the point that I'm making, but just watch. Shh. The K is very much like this K. The E is written the same way as this W. This handwriting looks like it belong That's that's like half cursive and Trump is a person who writes in all caps. And again, I recognize this because I do the exact same thing and I do it because it enables me to make my handwriting cooler. And as a person who loves to do the signatures, you know, like I like to do that. This has nothing to do This is the only part of his video that I would push back on, but it still is not you know, necessarily related to the point I'm going to make in a second. >> ongs to Donald Trump. This letter does not look like it came from the IRS. It looks like it came from the President of the United States. Do you understand what this means? It means that he got advice from a lawyer that says that as as you say things like it looks like and what this would mean and things like that, you can say whatever you want. And what it means is that Tyler Boyer's cease and desist turned into a green light for them to absolutely hammer him as much as they want. Now, going to now actually make the point that I want to make, okay? Is the following. You do not want an enemy that is the commissioner of the IRS and you definitely do not want an enemy that is the you know, Secretary of the Treasury and you really don't want an enemy that is the President of the United States with a propensity for targeting enemies and trying to destroy them. Okay? Like that's what I'm saying. I'm not like I'm not saying that this is like a good thing for you know, like it's a good thing, bad thing, whatever. This is like I am completely agnostic to whether those personality traits or the way that this all works is a good good thing, bad thing, whatever. I am literally just saying this is what I would tell Wolves and Finance. It's like these guys, if they get it on for you, can destroy your life regardless of whether you're right. As a matter of fact, it actually matters zero if you're right. Now, I want to get into what he is actually accusing them of at least with using words like allegedly. But first, I want to just show you. I literally wrote this in my lap. Okay? So I you know, like look. This is not my This is not my best work. But since I was talking about writing in all caps, there it is. That is how I write. And there is not a world where I would write, you know, like like with half cur You know what I mean? Like it's like dude, if you write like this, this is how you write. My signature sucks on that, dude. I did it on my lap and I said my signature was boss and it's not even that good on this one, dude. I did it on a crumpled up old financial like a a mortgage statement. It like it looks like it fell in some water. Man. I should have done it better. I want to cut I'm just kidding. I mean no, I'm not kidding actually, but I don't actually care. Nonetheless, let's get over to where he outlines why this would be what Tyler Boyer is doing would be illegality, okay? So I want to just skip over a bunch of this cuz there's a lot. This is a very long video. It's 46 minutes his video is. So like you obviously should definitely 100% watch it. But let me skip forward a little bit and let's uh let's go ahead. Oh, this is just this is so petty, dude. This is so petty. He does a section He does a section where he's talking about how the the Turning Point donors are not getting what they had agreed to that all of these small donors were complaining that they said that they would get a hat in return for their donation. And I actually want to make a very specific point about this. So I want to I'm actually just going to play a little bit of this because there actually is a very important point related to the hats that I want to make. All right, here we go. Most people don't know what has been happening with the donations. I received a message from someone named Margaret. Like many other people, she donated money to Turning Point USA because she was moved by Charlie Kirk's death. She was told if she gave a donation that she would receive a hat as part of their fundraising effort. Here is the message. Thank you for your contribution to Turning Point USA with the official Turning Point email address. And it says, "Shipping of your hat could take up to 10 to 12 weeks." She donated on September 16th. 12 weeks would have been the second week in December. Margaret has never received a hat. Instead, she received this card with a rubber bracelet. They are sending bracelets to people instead of the hat they promised. And this is not an isolated incident. Here is a Facebook post. "Made a $25 donation to TPUSA back in September that was supposed to come with a $47 hat free for making the donation. Never got hat. Tried texting them and calling them several times and have not gotten response. Did get one response from someone named Anika who said she had no record of the transaction. Have sent them copies of my receipt with no response. Called and left my name and contact info on their voicemail because they never answer the phone and they don't even call you back. Loved Charlie Kirk and watched him religiously, but this has totally disappointed me. Will call my bank and see if I can get reimbursed for the donation." Okay, so let me show you guys something real quick, okay? So Bo, by the way, before I even before I even change this, this movie, okay? This movie which is called Violation, okay? I am not going to say anything about this movie except I challenge you to watch this full movie. And then tell And then hit me up an email and title it Violation and then tell me exactly what your experience watching this movie was. This is one of the most like impactful Not impactful. I don't even know how to even describe it. Like I've never had a movie that I could think of where I had a more visceral reaction to a film ever. Where I was like I I I I don't know how else to describe it. It's called Violation. It's on Amazon Amazon Prime, okay? Now, the point I wanted to make though is the following, okay? So right here. In 2020, Turning Point USA paid a company owned by Donald Trump Jr. $333,000 to purchase copies of one of his books. These were used by TPUSA as part of fundraising drive. Separately in 2019, the RNC spent nearly 100,000 on bulk of copies of the book. Okay, so why is that relevant? Simple, okay? Simple. It's because this is the nature of the game that they're playing. And when they get promised a $47 hat, okay? What that almost certainly means is that they did a very similar deal with someone else who is in that circle and they probably bought $150,000 worth of hats, you know? And then they give them out for free, but they ran out, right? Probably ran out of the hats. And then they go to you know, whoever this person is and they're probably done with that business now because that was kind of a you know, a campaign thing and they sold out of the hats. And so now they're like, "Oh, we're out of them. What are we going to do?" They're like, "I don't know. Just get like get those bracelets." Those little like those little bracelets cost nothing, right? And so they're you know, they're just trying to get away with the you know, "Oh, we'll do this." Problem though is that apparently people remember. Now, I would imagine it's not that big of deal and it's it's not that big of a deal. It's probably not super widespread. But if you're wondering why they are doing that, I can pretty much guarantee that that is exactly why, okay? Now, let's just get over here and let's let him explain what he believes is the illegality related to Tyler Boyer's Turning Point Action. And then I will leave you to watch his video without my hilarious commentary. success. One way is what Charlie Kirk was doing. He was creating spaces on college campuses where students could talk about capitalism and free markets. He was allowing free speech where people could make fun of being woke. Everyone likes this idea. Everyone wants more of this. If this was all Turning Point was doing, no one would have a problem with it. What people are now realizing from Turning Point's financial information is that they are involved in a whole lot more. Let us look again at the four nonprofit companies. We have Turning Point USA, Turning Point Action, Turning Point Endowment, and America's Turning Point. Three of these companies are 501c3 organizations. Turning Point Action is a 501c4. The difference is that a 501c3 is not allowed to participate in political activity. A 501c4 can participate in no more than 50% political activity. And then there is also Turning Point PAC, which is 100% political activity. Now, I have seen arguments from people claiming that this is normal. They say it is normal for nonprofits to have multiple different companies. Not like this, it's not. Do not let people gaslight you about what's going on here. Let me explain what is unusual. You would normally create different shell companies for different types of activities. For instance, Turning Point Endowment is for their investments. That's clearly a different type of activity. It gets its own company. That makes sense. Turning Point Action is a 501c4. That's a different type of activity, so it gets its own company. What is this? Why is America's Turning Point separate? The company descriptions on the 990 form are very similar. It's basically education for young people. So, why are these two different companies? The only major difference that I see is that Charlie Kirk managed Turning Point USA and Tyler Boyer managed America's Turning Point. So, in a way, America's Turning Point existed to give Charlie Kirk plausible deniability. It gave Tyler Boyer his own 501c3 where he could do whatever he wanted and Charlie Kirk would not necessarily know about it. This is explained in the fine print of the 990 form for Turning Point USA, which says, "Turning Point USA's other educational programs include campus leadership programs which are hosted by Turning Point USA's related entity America's Turning Point with grants totaling 8.6 million dollars." So, what is Tyler Boyer doing with these students? It sounds like this leadership program is a pipeline for these students to go work for Tyler Boyer. I wonder what these students are doing that costs 8.6 million dollars. We're going to get into that in a minute. The other obvious question for most people is, "How does Turning Point get involved in so much political activity?" The only companies that are allowed to do political activity are up to 50% of Turning Point Action and Turning Point PAC. What happens in the real world is that a lot of 501c3s will perform what they call get-out-the-vote efforts or voter education. This is defined in Treasury regulation 1.527-6b5. "Get-out-the-vote campaigns must not be specifically identified by the organization with any candidate or political party." Yikes. Yikes. I feel like not only is that uh being violated here, it's probably being violated at literally every single 501c3 that operates in the political space ever, right? Ever. But, you know what? I just realized, you know what? I've shown enough of his video for today. I don't want to take any more of it. I just want to end like this, okay? Jesse on Fire showed part of my video, but he did not get to the point where I make my most damning accusation. Tyler Boyer will rue the day that he sent that cease and desist to my home, which I used to wipe my bottom and then stir his drink. He is the kind of person that I would expect is a little [�__�] who does whatever his wife tells him and then pretends to his buddies that he runs the roost. You don't run the roost, Tyler. The roost is not yours. You're a little [�__�] and we all know it. And now I am going to let you see Tyler Boyer get owned by his wife in this expos� video that I got my hands on from someone who Tyler had mistreated in a former job.
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