Zach from WolvesAndFinance Exposes Financial Irregularities at Turning Point USA Involving Tyler Bowyer and Jake Hoffman

[00:00] I have been doing a series of videos on

[00:02] financial irregularities at

[00:03] TurningPoint. People with TurningPoint

[00:06] have now responded to my videos. We're

[00:09] going to go through their comments and

[00:10] I'm going to show you some shocking new

[00:12] information.

[00:22] [music]

[00:30] In my videos, I've been talking about a

[00:32] company named 110 LLC. This was listed

[00:35] as one of the top independent

[00:37] contractors for TurningPoint with

[00:39] payments of $1.5 million. I tracked down

[00:42] the address for 110 LLC to the parking

[00:45] lot of a strip mall. This address is

[00:48] also listed in the financial disclosure

[00:49] statement of Arizona State Senator Jake

[00:51] Hoffman. I have seen everyone's comments

[00:54] and the internet has spoken that the

[00:56] most likely explanation is that the

[00:58] money is being sent to a UPS store

[01:00] mailbox in that strip mall. So I think

[01:03] it is fair that we make that assumption

[01:05] that it is not being sent to the parking

[01:07] lot but the mailbox in the UPS store.

[01:10] Turning Point has not confirmed this. I

[01:13] don't know why because that's such an

[01:15] easy thing for them to say, but they

[01:17] remain silent. For some reason, they're

[01:20] doing everything to avoid talking about

[01:22] this UPS store mailbox. What I find

[01:25] extremely disturbing is that since these

[01:27] questions have been raised, not a single

[01:29] person from the accounting department at

[01:31] Turning Point has made any statements.

[01:33] The chief financial officer is a

[01:35] politician, Justin Olsen. He's an

[01:38] Arizona State Representative.

[01:40] Why has the CFO said nothing?

[01:44] Not a single person from the accounting

[01:46] department has said anything. We have

[01:49] heard from Andrew Kovette. We've heard

[01:51] from Blake Nef. We've heard from Tyler

[01:53] Ber. We have heard from all these

[01:56] marketing people, but no one from the

[01:58] accounting department.

[02:00] I'm beginning to wonder if the

[02:02] accountants are silent because they know

[02:04] that anything they say can be used

[02:05] against them in a court of law. Arizona

[02:08] State Senator Jake Hoffman on X.com has

[02:11] now made seven posts confirming that he

[02:14] uses the UPS store mailbox for 110 LLC.

[02:17] I will show you just one example. He

[02:20] says, "You're a clown. 110 is a decade

[02:23] old marketing company with many clients.

[02:25] The address I use for mail and public

[02:27] disclosures is a UPS store private

[02:29] mailbox at that address. Information the

[02:32] losers who created their video hid from

[02:34] you. Take off the tinfoil hat. First of

[02:37] all, it is not a decade old company,

[02:40] which I will prove in a minute. That is

[02:43] a massive lie. It is very strange that

[02:46] he would lie about that. It's like he

[02:49] doesn't want people to know how his

[02:50] company was formed. The second thing

[02:53] that is strange is that in all of his

[02:54] seven posts, he never mentions Turning

[02:57] Point. That's the whole point. The IRS

[03:01] forms tell us that Turning Point sent

[03:03] $1.5 million. And the only evidence this

[03:06] company even exists is a UPS store

[03:08] mailbox.

[03:10] Why is everyone going out of their way

[03:12] to avoid talking about this $1.5

[03:14] million?

[03:16] We are back here in the parking lot and

[03:18] Jake Hoffman is concerned that I am

[03:21] hiding information from you. So, let's

[03:23] talk about the UPS mailbox. Jay Hoffman

[03:27] wants us all to talk about the UPS

[03:29] mailbox.

[03:31] So, I'm going to show it to you. One of

[03:34] the reasons I've been so hesitant to

[03:35] make this connection is because of the

[03:37] massive implications.

[03:39] I understand that small businesses use

[03:41] UPS store mailboxes all the time, but

[03:44] this is different. This is not your mom

[03:47] and pop shop. This is not your typical

[03:49] small business. This is an Arizona state

[03:52] senator. He has a UPS store mailbox

[03:55] where people are dropping off millions

[03:57] of dollars.

[03:59] This is the mailbox.

[04:02] He is operating his multi-million dollar

[04:04] business out of this UPS store mailbox.

[04:08] There's no location. There's no evidence

[04:10] for this business other than this

[04:12] mailbox. I do have to correct a mistake

[04:15] I made in my previous videos. I made the

[04:17] statement that there was no website for

[04:19] 110 LLC. I have discovered that is not

[04:22] correct. There is a website. It's just

[04:26] very hard to find. It is at 110.io

[04:30] and I think it is very revealing. On the

[04:34] website, you can see a sample marketing

[04:36] example with TurningPoint Action listed

[04:38] on the ad. I think it is very suspicious

[04:41] that he is advertising that if you pay

[04:43] him money, you are also going to get the

[04:45] support of Turning Point Action. You

[04:48] should go check this website out.

[04:50] There's not a lot on it. It is literally

[04:53] one page. What is even crazier is that

[04:56] if you look the website up using the way

[04:58] back machine, you will see that the

[04:59] website has not changed at all since

[05:02] 2021. I will repeat, this marketing

[05:05] company has not made a single change to

[05:07] its website since 2021.

[05:11] Additionally, the reason the website is

[05:13] so hard to find is that it is not

[05:15] indexed by Google. If you search on

[05:19] Google site10.io,

[05:22] io you will receive zero results.

[05:25] So this supposed marketing company has a

[05:28] website that you cannot search for on

[05:31] Google.

[05:32] This really does not do anything to

[05:34] convince me that this is anything other

[05:36] than a fake shell company. Jay Kaufman

[05:39] has also explained that he does not give

[05:41] out the address or details of his

[05:42] operations because of political

[05:44] persecution from what he calls the

[05:47] insane murderous left. I'm sorry, Jay.

[05:49] Kaufman, but that explanation is not

[05:52] good enough. You are a state senator,

[05:55] and you have to prove you are not taking

[05:58] bribes. You cannot claim security

[06:01] reasons as a shield to stop anyone from

[06:04] knowing the details of your suspicious

[06:06] business.

[06:08] This would be like if Donald Trump

[06:09] decided not to let anyone know the

[06:11] addresses for his hotels. You could not

[06:14] know anything about his golf courses for

[06:16] security reasons.

[06:18] That would be ridiculous. You chose to

[06:21] live a public life. You do not get to

[06:23] keep your business a giant secret.

[06:27] There's nothing wrong with a state

[06:28] senator running his own company, but it

[06:31] has to be an actual business and not a

[06:34] way for him to launder money. Let's

[06:36] assume that Jay Hoffman is completely

[06:39] innocent.

[06:40] This is still a stupid thing for him to

[06:43] do. It is stupid.

[06:46] Just for appearanc's sake, it looks

[06:49] really shady.

[06:51] Imagine if Joe Biden had a UPS store

[06:54] mailbox where people would walk in and

[06:56] drop off millions of dollars. Oh yeah,

[06:59] Joe Biden did have multiple shell

[07:01] companies that didn't seem to do

[07:02] anything and we had hearings about it

[07:04] for 2 years.

[07:06] How come all these Republicans got upset

[07:08] over Joe Biden, but no one wants to talk

[07:11] about what Jake Hoffman is doing? So,

[07:14] let's take a closer look at 110 LLC.

[07:18] You can go to transparencyusa.org,

[07:20] which shows election related

[07:22] expenditures in the US in state

[07:24] elections. 110 LLC received over $4

[07:27] million from Arizona election campaigns

[07:30] and a small amount related to Wisconsin

[07:32] campaigns. Now, this is just a portion

[07:34] of the revenue that was reported as part

[07:36] of state elections. We know the actual

[07:39] revenue numbers for 110 LLC are much

[07:41] higher because this doesn't even include

[07:43] all the money paid to them by

[07:45] TurningPoint. Another person I talked

[07:47] about in my videos is someone named

[07:49] Tyler Ber. Just as a reminder, Turning

[07:52] Point is made up of four main shell

[07:54] companies, and Tyler Ber is the COO of

[07:57] Turning Point Action and America's

[07:58] Turning Point. Tyler Ber is important

[08:01] because the Turning Point shell

[08:03] companies that Tyler Ber managed just

[08:05] happened to be the same shell companies

[08:07] paying 110 LLC. Let me show you how

[08:11] Tyler Boyer describes the first time

[08:12] that he met Charlie Kirk.

[08:14] >> And I walked away from that going, I can

[08:17] hitch my wagon to this guy.

[08:20] I can hitch my wagon to Charlie.

[08:25] >> He was He was my best friend.

[08:28] We went everywhere.

[08:30] >> He says that he was going to hitch his

[08:32] wagon to Charlie Kirk. He said that he

[08:35] was Charlie Kirk's best friend.

[08:38] We're going to see how good a friend he

[08:40] was. And does anyone know what this hand

[08:43] signal is? This is very strange.

[08:47] Then there is this clip where he talks

[08:48] about Candace Owens.

[08:50] >> What is a story that you have about

[08:52] Charlie and Candace that Candace didn't

[08:54] share?

[08:55] >> Oh, well, there's a lot. I put one out

[08:56] that was right away. I was there with

[08:58] them. It was like, you know, the three

[09:00] amigos. I was with Charlie and Candace

[09:02] when we went to TMZ that day with

[09:05] Candace and Kanye. And, you know, Kanye

[09:08] was immediately obsessed with Candace.

[09:09] >> Tyler Boyer describes himself, Charlie

[09:11] Kirk, and Candace Owens as the three

[09:14] amigos. And for proof of this, he

[09:16] explains that he was there the day that

[09:18] Candace met Kanye West.

[09:21] I find this extremely strange because

[09:23] this is how Candace Owens describes

[09:25] Tyler Boyer.

[09:27] >> But it did make sense to me that Tyler

[09:28] Boyer uh lied about it and I don't trust

[09:30] Tyler Boyer and that does not that is

[09:32] never going to change. Similarly with

[09:35] Rob McCoy, he makes my skin crawl. I

[09:37] can't explain it. This is a I look at

[09:39] him and he's a bad person and nobody can

[09:41] make me feel one way or the other about

[09:43] that. Candace says that she does not

[09:45] trust Tyler Boyer and compares him to

[09:47] Rob McCoy, who she says makes my skin

[09:50] crawl. So, which one is it? Were they

[09:53] the three amigos, or is Candace correct

[09:55] in saying that you cannot trust Tyler

[09:58] Boyer?

[09:59] Which one is it? I want to go back in

[10:02] time to 2017. A company was created

[10:05] called We the People USA, Inc. This was

[10:08] a nonprofit corporation formed in

[10:10] Arizona. This company is important

[10:12] because when you understand what people

[10:14] have done in the past, it becomes a

[10:16] template for what they're likely to do

[10:18] in the future. This company was created

[10:20] with five directors. Mike Miller, Doug

[10:23] Degrroot, Jay Kaufman, Dwayne

[10:25] Farnsworth, and Tyler Ber. Mike Miller

[10:28] and Doug Degrroot are both current board

[10:30] members of Turning Point USA. That is

[10:32] why they are on there. I've already

[10:34] explained who Jake Hoffman and Tyler Ber

[10:36] are. I find Dwayne Farnsworth very

[10:40] strange. He is a bankruptcy attorney in

[10:43] Mesa, Arizona. Why is this random

[10:46] bankruptcy attorney a director in this

[10:48] company with Jake Hoffman and Tyler Ber?

[10:51] It seems unusual.

[10:53] Well, you might have noticed that he has

[10:55] the same last name as the IT guy Terrell

[10:58] Farnsworth who was present at Charlie

[11:00] Kirk's murder. Now, I don't know if

[11:03] these two people are related. Maybe you

[11:05] internet slleuth at home can figure that

[11:07] out. But a lot of people have questions

[11:09] about the IT guy, Terrell Farnsworth.

[11:12] Like, why did he move the chair at the

[11:14] crime scene to remove the SD cards with

[11:17] the footage of the murder?

[11:21] Why did he film a selfie video of

[11:23] himself directly after the shooting?

[11:27] >> He's dead.

[11:30] >> God help him.

[11:37] I find this extremely strange.

[11:40] Who witnesses a shooting and immediately

[11:43] thinks to themsself, "I want to film a

[11:45] selfie video of myself."

[11:47] I think that's odd. So, a lot of people

[11:50] have been questioning why this IT guy

[11:52] acted so strangely. Well, I can give you

[11:55] one possibility. if his relative was

[11:58] involved in shady business dealings on

[12:00] the side with Tyler Ber that could

[12:02] explain it. But again, I don't know if

[12:05] they're related or not. The main point

[12:07] is to show that Tyler Boyer and Jake

[12:10] Hoffman have a history of doing these

[12:12] side businesses together. We have the

[12:15] paperwork. This company was formed in

[12:18] 2017 and then it was dissolved in 2021.

[12:22] That is strange because 110 LLC was

[12:26] created in 2021.

[12:29] Here is the formation paperwork signed

[12:32] by Jake Kaufman. I do not know why he

[12:34] lied about this in his post on X.com and

[12:37] said it was a decade old company. This

[12:39] was formed 4 years ago. It was formed at

[12:42] this address in Delaware next to several

[12:45] other buildings Candace Owens has

[12:46] identified in her podcast. Now, that's

[12:49] probably unrelated, but it is still a

[12:52] pretty strange coincidence. Just to be

[12:54] clear, the Delaware address Jake Hoffman

[12:56] is using is for Incorp,

[12:58] which is listed on Delaware's website as

[13:00] a registered agent who can set up one of

[13:02] these shell companies. My question is,

[13:05] why does all this shady stuff happen in

[13:08] Delaware? So, at the same time the old

[13:11] company was being shut down in Arizona,

[13:13] this new company was being formed in the

[13:15] state of Delaware.

[13:17] Because it was formed in Delaware, all

[13:19] the partner information is kept secret.

[13:22] We cannot see who is involved. But I

[13:25] don't think it is a stretch to say that

[13:26] it is my opinion that Tyler Boyer was

[13:29] likely involved in the creation of 110

[13:32] LLC.

[13:34] If Tyler Boyer is a partner, that means

[13:37] that he would receive a share of the

[13:38] profits of every dollar that flows

[13:40] through that UPS store mailbox. Now, I

[13:44] don't have any evidence of this, but

[13:46] there are some interesting facts that

[13:48] you should know. I mentioned in my

[13:50] previous video that Tyler Ber lives in a

[13:53] massive mansion. I'm not going to show

[13:55] it on the video, but you can go look for

[13:57] it yourself. His address is listed on

[13:59] the IRS 9990 forms. His house is

[14:02] luxurious. There are multiple buildings,

[14:05] a pool, a private basketball court.

[14:09] Well, I have the paperwork from when he

[14:11] bought his house. And this is pretty

[14:14] shocking. It was also purchased in 2021,

[14:18] 4 months after 110 LLC was created. The

[14:22] property was worth $1.95 million, and he

[14:25] put a down payment of $650,000.

[14:30] Let me explain how wild this is. Here is

[14:33] court paperwork from 2017 of a lawsuit

[14:36] where Tyler Buer was involved. He had

[14:38] been fighting this lawsuit since 2010

[14:40] over some unpaid fees from a condo

[14:42] development. The court order says the

[14:45] exact condition of the judgment is

[14:47] $11,41.32

[14:50] as of June 8th, 2017. So Tyler Boyer

[14:54] owes this money and he was taken to

[14:55] court. It was reported in the news that

[14:58] his wages were garnished because of this

[15:01] debt. So as of 2017, Tyler Boyer was

[15:04] struggling financially. This is not the

[15:07] type of thing you see from someone who

[15:08] has a lot of money. This begs the

[15:11] obvious question.

[15:13] How in the world did he get $650,000

[15:17] in cash to use as a down payment on his

[15:20] house? Do any of you find this

[15:22] suspicious that someone in 2017 can be

[15:26] broke and in four years have $650,000

[15:30] in cash?

[15:32] Tyler Ber needs to answer the simple

[15:34] question, where did he get the $650,000.

[15:39] The first major customer of 110 LLC was

[15:42] Carrie Lake. Carrie Lake at this time

[15:44] was running for governor of Arizona.

[15:47] Carrie Lake had a super PAC called Put

[15:49] Arizona First. Right before the primary,

[15:52] Put Arizona First received a $2.3

[15:55] million donation. put Arizona first,

[15:58] then turned around and gave the $2.3

[16:00] million to 110 LLC.

[16:05] To this day, we still do not know who

[16:07] was behind this $2.3 million donation.

[16:11] It came from a company called PH Medical

[16:14] LLC. Now, if you are doing research,

[16:17] there's a company in California called

[16:19] PH Medical that sells medical supplies.

[16:22] This is not the same company. SPH

[16:25] Medical LLC is another shell company out

[16:28] of Delaware. And once again, everyone

[16:31] involved in the company is secret. So,

[16:34] we have no idea where the money came

[16:36] from. I find this outrageous.

[16:41] I think the American people deserve to

[16:42] know who gave $2.3 million to Carrie

[16:46] Lake.

[16:47] Who was it?

[16:50] Someone knows who it was. Someone knows

[16:52] either at Turning Point, Kerry Lakes

[16:54] Campaign, or the Republican elite.

[16:57] Someone should be able to tell us who

[16:59] gave this money and why it all ended up

[17:01] going to a UPS store mailbox for 110

[17:04] LLC. Now, of course, Carrie Lake won the

[17:08] primary election. But what is

[17:10] interesting is that her official

[17:11] campaign did not hire 110 LLC to do

[17:14] their marketing for the general

[17:16] election. Carrie Lake hired major

[17:18] legitimate marketing companies with

[17:21] active websites and offices and

[17:23] employees.

[17:25] She still continued to pay 110 LLC, but

[17:28] at a much lower level, and she ended up

[17:31] losing the general election. This was

[17:33] the start of a lot of different

[17:35] campaigns that 110 LLC received money

[17:37] from in Arizona politics. For instance,

[17:41] one customer was David Farnsworth. Here

[17:43] is a poster from TurningPoint Action for

[17:46] David Farnsworth. Why are all these

[17:48] people with the last name Farnsworth

[17:50] doing business with Tyler Ber? So, we

[17:53] have all these candidates paying money

[17:55] into this UPS store mailbox to send to

[17:57] 110 LLC and then Turning Point is also

[18:00] supporting their election campaigns. It

[18:03] is almost like they are all working

[18:05] together.

[18:07] Here's the problem.

[18:09] If any Turning Point employees are also

[18:11] receiving money from 110 LLC, that would

[18:14] be kickbacks.

[18:16] That would be Turning Point employees

[18:18] getting rich off these election

[18:20] campaigns.

[18:22] Again, I don't have any direct evidence

[18:23] of this, but we could know for sure with

[18:26] a simple question.

[18:29] Are any Turning Point employees

[18:31] receiving money from 110 LLC?

[18:34] I'm going through all of this history so

[18:37] that you understand that this was the

[18:39] financial infrastructure that was

[18:40] already in place when Charlie Kirk was

[18:42] murdered. So, the old company was

[18:45] closed. This new company was formed in

[18:47] Delaware. Suddenly, Tyler Boyer has

[18:49] $650,000 in cash and 110 LLC receives

[18:52] $2.3 million from Kerry Lake's super

[18:55] PAC. The obvious question is, did any of

[18:58] that $2.3 million somehow make it into

[19:01] Tyler Boyer's pocket? But there is

[19:03] another shell company that we have not

[19:05] even talked about yet. Turning Point

[19:08] Pack. This is a political action

[19:10] committee and we know from Tyler Boyer's

[19:12] Instagram profile that he is also

[19:15] involved in this company. We can see how

[19:17] TurningPoint Pack spends money on

[19:19] federal campaigns by looking on

[19:21] opensecs.org.

[19:23] And surprise, surprise, we can see that

[19:25] the majority of the expenditures for

[19:27] Turning Point pack are being sent to the

[19:29] UPS Store mailbox for 110 LLC. They paid

[19:33] $1.1 million in the 2122 election cycle

[19:37] and $2.1 million in the 2324 election

[19:41] cycle. So, if you've been keeping track,

[19:44] the amount of money Turning Point has

[19:45] sent to 110 LLC has now increased from

[19:48] $1.5 million to $4.7 million.

[19:54] How is this Arizona state senator with

[19:57] no office helping out on all of these

[19:59] federal campaigns?

[20:02] Am I the only person who finds it crazy

[20:05] that there are millions of dollars

[20:06] flowing through this UPS store mailbox?

[20:10] The person who could answer these

[20:11] questions very easily is Arizona

[20:13] Attorney General Chris Maize. She could

[20:16] issue a subpoena for the accounting

[20:18] records at 110 LLC and Turning Point and

[20:21] give us the answers to everyone's

[20:23] questions. Since people have been

[20:24] raising these questions, she has done

[20:27] nothing. We have not heard a word from

[20:30] Chris Maize.

[20:32] What is she doing? Honestly, what does

[20:36] she do all day long? Is she in her

[20:39] office drinking margaritas?

[20:41] Is she going to look into the questions

[20:43] about Turning Point?

[20:46] Can we at least get a strongly worded

[20:48] statement from her? Anything? Fast

[20:51] forward to Charlie Kirk's murder. What I

[20:54] pointed out in my previous videos is

[20:56] that in the months leading up to Charlie

[20:57] Kirk's murder, there were strange things

[20:59] happening in the financials at Turning

[21:01] Point. There was the unusual transfer of

[21:04] $8.6 $6 million from Turning Point USA

[21:06] into Tyler Boyer Shell Company,

[21:08] America's Turning Point. There was the

[21:11] unusually high employee expense for

[21:13] Tyler Boyer Shell Company that we still

[21:15] cannot explain. There was all the money

[21:17] that was sent from Tyler Boyer Shell

[21:19] Companies to 110 LLC.

[21:22] I believe these transactions culminated

[21:24] in the memo that Charlie Kirk issued 8

[21:26] days before he was murdered where he

[21:28] appointed a new COO of Turning Point

[21:30] USA, Justin Strife, and requested a new

[21:33] Doge style audit. Now, anyone who has

[21:36] worked in corporate America knows what

[21:38] that memo implies. That is the typical

[21:41] memo that you see when you discover

[21:43] someone is stealing money from the

[21:45] company. You replace their position, you

[21:48] start a new audit, and you work on

[21:49] moving that person out of your company.

[21:52] Now, Tyler Buer has responded to this

[21:54] allegation with this post on X.com. He

[21:57] says, "Made up. I haven't been COO of

[22:01] TPUSA for over 3 years. You're listening

[22:04] to people making things up." He posts a

[22:07] screenshot of his LinkedIn profile as

[22:09] evidence, showing that he was the chief

[22:11] operating officer of Turningpoint Action

[22:13] since July 2022, implying that he had

[22:16] nothing to do with Turning Point USA or

[22:18] Charlie Kirk's memo. I find Tyler Ber's

[22:21] post ridiculous.

[22:23] We were not born yesterday.

[22:26] To my knowledge, since Tyler Boyer's

[22:28] change in title in 2022, no one has held

[22:32] the position of COO at Turning Point USA

[22:34] until Charlie Kirk's memo appointing

[22:36] Justin Strife. And anyone who has worked

[22:39] in corporate America knows that if you

[22:41] get a title change and no one backfills

[22:44] your position, you still end up doing

[22:46] your old job. So, it is still likely

[22:49] that Charlie Kirk's memo was attempting

[22:50] to minimize Tyler Boyer's influence at

[22:53] the company. What is even more

[22:55] compelling is that Tyler Buer's post is

[22:57] contradicted by his own words.

[23:00] The Washington Post obtained a secret

[23:03] audio recording of Tyler Ber. This is

[23:05] from late 2022

[23:08] after his supposed change in title. Take

[23:11] a listen.

[23:12] >> I'm happy to share with you the history

[23:14] starting point USA because like I've

[23:15] learned the whole thing from the bottom

[23:17] up. So you do realize you're talking to

[23:19] the guy that basically runs everything.

[23:21] Notice he is talking specifically about

[23:24] Turning Point USA, not the other shell

[23:26] companies. And he says, "You are talking

[23:29] with the guy who basically runs

[23:31] everything."

[23:33] This is Tyler Boyer in his own words

[23:36] months after he supposedly changed his

[23:38] title.

[23:39] So which one is it, Tyler? Were you

[23:41] lying then or are you lying now? Or are

[23:45] you just lying all the time? The

[23:48] Washington Post also recorded Tyler Ber

[23:50] saying this.

[23:51] >> And honestly, I have giant balls and I

[23:55] don't care. I'll walk in and talk to

[23:56] anyone. I'm a transparent piece of glass

[23:59] here on everything that I do and

[24:00] everything I'm involved with. [snorts]

[24:02] >> So apparently he has giant balls.

[24:06] I'm just going to put this out there. He

[24:08] does not sound like a very nice person.

[24:12] And if he's so transparent, why doesn't

[24:14] he explain why he is sending $4.7

[24:17] million of Turning Point's money to a

[24:20] UPS store mailbox? What makes all of

[24:22] this so suspicious is the actions of

[24:25] Erica Kirk. She still refuses to do

[24:28] Charlie Kirk's final wish that he wrote

[24:30] in that memo, a Doge style audit of the

[24:33] finances at Turning Point.

[24:36] This would be so easy to do. You bring

[24:39] in an independent third party. It takes

[24:41] a couple of months. It would calm

[24:43] everyone's concerns over the finances.

[24:46] Why does she refuse to do an audit? The

[24:49] only reason I can think of is that it

[24:51] will uncover criminal activity. When

[24:54] Erica Kirk is asked about the issues at

[24:56] Turning Point, she says something like

[24:58] this.

[24:59] >> It reminds me so much of chapter 6 in

[25:03] the book of Nehemiah.

[25:05] He is building a wall and the town's

[25:08] people are at the base of that hill

[25:10] saying Nehemiah calling him all these

[25:12] names, saying all these things, come on

[25:14] down.

[25:15] Every single time he had the same

[25:17] message four times in a row, I cannot

[25:20] come down. I am busy building. That is

[25:22] how I feel. I do not have time to

[25:24] address the noise. My silence does not

[25:27] mean that I am complacent. Mhm.

[25:29] >> My silence does not mean that somehow

[25:31] Turning Point USA and all of the

[25:34] handpicked staff that loved my husband

[25:36] and my husband loved them is somehow in

[25:38] on it.

[25:39] >> Apparently, we cannot ask about the

[25:41] finances because of a Bible verse. Well,

[25:44] Erica Kirk, how about this Bible verse?

[25:47] Proverbs 29:1.

[25:50] Whoever stubbornly refuses to accept

[25:52] criticism will suddenly be destroyed

[25:54] beyond recovery. Turning Point is a

[25:57] taxpayer subsidized nonprofit.

[26:00] We have every right to demand the CEO

[26:02] answer our questions about some pretty

[26:05] obvious financial irregularities.

[26:07] Turning Point keeps claiming that they

[26:09] already do an annual financial audit

[26:11] with the accounting firm Baker Tilly. In

[26:14] the opinion letter from Baker Tilly,

[26:16] they say that nothing is wrong and there

[26:18] are no problems at Turning Point. But

[26:21] sometimes annual audits miss things.

[26:23] They make mistakes, too. And if they did

[26:26] miss something, they are actually

[26:28] incentivized not to report it because

[26:30] then it makes them look bad. That is why

[26:33] it is a good idea to rotate your audit

[26:35] firms occasionally to new firms.

[26:37] Bringing in an additional Doge style

[26:39] audit would be such an easy, simple

[26:42] thing for Erica Kirk to do. It's clearly

[26:45] what Charlie Kirk wanted. I think it is

[26:47] extremely suspicious that she still

[26:49] refuses to do an audit. Now, to be

[26:53] clear, all of this is circumstantial

[26:54] evidence. Currently, I do not have any

[26:57] direct evidence of a crime. But the real

[27:00] question is this. Given all the facts I

[27:03] have laid out, what is the more likely

[27:05] possibility? That Tyler Ber is

[27:07] completely innocent or that he's doing

[27:10] something shady? Let me know in the

[27:12] comments down below. If you have more

[27:14] information about the finances at

[27:16] TurningPoint and want to be a

[27:17] whistleblower, you can email me directly

[27:19] at tipswolves andfinance.com.

[27:22] That is tipswolves andfinance.com.

[27:25] This email goes directly to me and I can

[27:27] keep your information anonymous. One

[27:30] thing I'm looking for right now is

[27:31] information about why the salary expense

[27:33] for America's Turning Point is so high.

[27:36] I already have some information about

[27:38] this, but I would like some more. So, if

[27:40] you know anything, go ahead and send me

[27:42] an email. I realize that I'm going to

[27:44] receive a lot of hate on this video. A

[27:47] lot of people have been frustrated at

[27:48] anyone who criticizes Turning Point.

[27:51] These people think it is bad to have any

[27:53] fighting in the Republican party. I

[27:56] think they're greatly misjudging the

[27:58] American people.

[28:00] Americans like to see debate. They want

[28:04] to see a party where people are free to

[28:06] disagree with each other. I think this

[28:08] is actually good for the Republican

[28:10] brand. And if you think I'm wrong, try

[28:14] going to a Democrat meeting and ask

[28:16] questions about transgender surgeries on

[28:18] children. You will be thrown out of that

[28:21] meeting so fast because you are not

[28:23] allowed to ask questions. The American

[28:26] people hate that. They want to be part

[28:29] of a party where people ask questions.

[28:32] People want to see Turning Point

[28:34] managing their finances responsibly.

[28:37] They want to see an audit. This is a

[28:39] good thing for Republicans because there

[28:42] is nothing that makes you feel more like

[28:44] an American than asking questions.

[28:48] Now, I want to hear from you. Do you

[28:50] think that Erica Kirk should do a Doge

[28:51] style audit? Let me know in the comments

[28:54] down below. And if you like this video,

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