A false claim has spread on social media in recent days about an allegation from a supposed Obama employee & Obama's now-deceased personal chef. The claim, a spinoff of a false 2023 claim (www.mediamatters.org/barack-obama...), has tens of thousands of "likes" & shares.

A few days ago, Barry Ramey, a J6 participant, said on a Proud Boys-affiliated channel he hosts that "we worked so hard to infiltrate the No Kings protest from coast to coast," "our coordinated plan to fuck with No Kings from coast to coast went pretty well," & "we're gonna be out there again."

-A “major win” -Means “the democrats are toast" -Is Trump "stepping to the plate" & striking "while the iron is hot" Election deniers on podcasts, blogs, & social media are cheering Trump’s new mail-in voting executive order. My latest:

On a QAnon-affiliated podcast a few days ago, "Plandemic" video star Judy Mikovits baselessly claimed that the Sandy Hook victims died from "a bad lot of vaccines," that Obama "killed those kids," & that the parents of the Sandy Hook victims were "paid off."

A few days ago, Barry Ramey, a J6 participant, said on a Proud Boys-affiliated channel he hosts that "we worked so hard to infiltrate the No Kings protest from coast to coast," "our coordinated plan to fuck with No Kings from coast to coast went pretty well," & "we're gonna be out there again."

-A “major win” -Means “the democrats are toast" -Is Trump "stepping to the plate" & striking "while the iron is hot" Election deniers on podcasts, blogs, & social media are cheering Trump’s new mail-in voting executive order. My latest:

On a QAnon-affiliated podcast a few days ago, "Plandemic" video star Judy Mikovits baselessly claimed that the Sandy Hook victims died from "a bad lot of vaccines," that Obama "killed those kids," & that the parents of the Sandy Hook victims were "paid off."

During an appearance on a right-wing podcast yesterday, Ohio GOP gubernatorial candidate Casey Putsch said Nick Fuentes "brings a lot of receipts," said "you can't argue that he isn't smart," & praised his "courage." Putsch also said Fuentes' groyper followers are "thinking for themselves."

New: Richard Mack, the leader of a constitutional sheriffs group, said on a podcast that “I don't blame Trump for not following the Constitution to the letter because he has no Congress that he can rely on or trust.” www.mediamatters.org/donald-trump...

In a new podcast interview, election denier Seth Keshel said that among fellow election deniers, "nobody can seem to agree which country stole [American] elections electronically," & suggested that "half" of those conspiracy theories from fellow election deniers "are pea-brained anyway."

Anti-vax figure & RFK Jr. ally Sherri Tenpenny confirms she follows Q posts, writing that "the Rothschilds are mentioned 25 times in the Q Posts." Tenpenny spoke at this week's video meeting for MAHA Action, an organization closely tied to RFK Jr., where MAHA Action President Tony Lyons lauded her.

In an interview this month with a Dutch conspiracy online network, viral COVID misinfo "Plandemic" video creator Mikki Willis said "there's no culture of people that have been more brainwashed & used & manipulated than Jewish people," & suggested many Jews are "not even by blood Jewish people."

Election denier Seth Keshel has suggested on social media that the speaker of the Arizona state House is involved in sharing his new election book with others, writing the speaker "is ensuring delivery of an important item across the Capitol complex." (Keshel's wife is an AZ state representative.)

Ali Alexander, the "Stop the Steal" organizer leading up to January 6, has now written that if Trump sends in troops to die in battle for the Iran war, he should "be ripped from the White House. Peacefully & patriotically, of course. With the same care he gave the nation on January 6th."

Ali Alexander, the "Stop the Steal" organizer leading up to January 6, has now written that if Trump sends in troops to die in battle for the Iran war, he should "be ripped from the White House. Peacefully & patriotically, of course. With the same care he gave the nation on January 6th."

Election denier Seth Keshel has suggested on social media that the speaker of the Arizona state House is involved in sharing his new election book with others, writing the speaker "is ensuring delivery of an important item across the Capitol complex." (Keshel's wife is an AZ state representative.)

In a new interview with Tommy Robinson, Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) said the West wouldn't "survive" under Islam, mosques were "at odds with our way of life," & Islam was not "a religion that is worth protecting ... under the 1st Amendment." Robinson praised Roy as "a man with a vision, a man with a plan."

In a new interview with Tommy Robinson, Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) suggested Islam was a "cult," Muslims should leave Alabama, Muslims were "infiltrati[ng]" Congress, & Mamdani "wants everybody out of [New York] that's not Muslim." Robinson in turn lauded Tuberville's "strength" & "leadership."

In another video Tommy Robinson put on his social media, from yesterday, he said he was "having a private presentation with members of Congress tomorrow," specifically a caucus dedicated to "stop[ping] Sharia in America," where he'd "show them ... how Islam uses infiltration" & "deception."

During a new interview with anti-Muslim figure Amy Mekelburg (known online as "Amy Mek" www.huffpost.com/entry/anti-m...), far-right figure Tommy Robinson said he would be meeting with Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL). (Mekelburg also said that she & far-right figure Laura Loomer "work together.")

Far-right figure Tommy Robinson in a video he posted to social media early this morning said he would be doing "a presentation to members of Congress from the Republican Party in the United States," apparently about Islam.

On his Proud Boys-affiliated podcast last week, Proud Boy Enrique Tarrio urged viewers to attend a counter-protest in West Palm Beach, Florida, to the No Kings protests of March 28 (the counter-protest is the same day).

During an appearance on a QAnon-affiliated podcast last week, election denier Seth Keshel said that he's "not a big Q guy, but it doesn't mean I think Q stuff is dumb."

On Return to the Land leader Eric Orwoll's YouTube podcast for RTTL a few days ago, he & his co-hosts asked viewers to donate $88 — a number invoked by neo-Nazis to support Hitler — to RTTL's legal defense fund.

In recent weeks, multiple far-right figures who were prominently involved/associated with "Stop the Steal" after the 2020 election & with January 6 have turned on/denounced Trump over the Iran war. Specifically: -Ali Alexander -Nick Fuentes -Stewart Rhodes -Alex Jones (to a lesser extent)

In May 2020, "Plandemic" spread widely on social media during the COVID pandemic, featuring false & dangerous medical misinformation that was widely rebutted. Now, nearly 6 years later, its creator has clear ties to the current vice chair of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.

Plandemic conspiracy theorist Mikki Willis apparently interviewed HHS Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices member Robert Malone on his podcast a few days ago. Malone in 2023 said he was "very grateful" for Willis' "counsel," & in January he participated alongside Willis on an anti-vax tour.

Lawfare cites my reporting on those allegedly involved in the proposed Trump "national emergency" executive order, including Juan O. Savin's claims of involvement.

Likely due to anger at Senate Majority Leader John Thune over the SAVE Act, a false claim has spread on right-wing social media that Vice President JD Vance constitutionally can (& thus should) replace Thune as Senate majority leader. The false claim has gotten thousands of "likes" & shares.

Richard Mack — the leader of a far-right sheriffs group & who has met with & advised Tom Homan — seemed to suggest in a new podcast appearance while discussing Iran that Trump was not obligated to follow the Constitution because there are supposedly not "constitutional people in Congress."

In an interview with far-right figure Tommy Robinson that Robinson posted online today, fellow far-right figure Lara Logan showed what she said was a 2024 Christmas card from Trump to her that had a photo of them together that she said was from the day of Trump's reelection.

Far-right figure Tommy Robinson posted online a few days ago an interview with Texas Railroad Commission GOP candidate Bo French, where French told Robinson that Muslims are on a "civilizational jihad" & thus "we have to ban Islam." Robinson in turn lauded French for his "bravery."

With the latest update to this piece, here are the known election denial & far-right figures so far claiming to have been involved with putting together the proposed Trump "national emergency" executive order, which has reportedly circulated within the Trump White House.

This piece has been updated yet again with the figure Matt Meck saying he was involved with the proposed Trump "national emergency" executive order. Meck is a board member of the election denial organization Fight Voter Fraud, & is apparently QAnon figure Juan O. Savin's "chief of staff."

In an interview that far-right figure Tommy Robinson did with with Russell Brand that Robinson posted online a few days ago, Robinson said that he had obtained a "journalist visa" in order to visit the United States.

8chan owner Jim Watkins says Epik, the site's domain registrar & web hosting company, has suspended Watkins' sites (including 8chan) from using Epik for violating its rules on animal cruelty content.

On a podcast yesterday, election denier David Clements referenced Hillary Clinton's House Epstein deposition & said "you're seeing mentions to Frazzledrip," claiming the (not real) video is "likely going to be released that there's no escaping from."

On a podcast yesterday, election denier David Clements referenced Hillary Clinton's House Epstein deposition & said "you're seeing mentions to Frazzledrip," claiming the (not real) video is "likely going to be released that there's no escaping from."

Last week, following an interview with a Jeffery Epstein survivor, right-wing podcaster Kim Iversen claimed that celebrities may be trying to "extract adrenochrome" — a reference to a false QAnon-tied conspiracy theory — & that "it's not a big stretch to think" so.

On a QAnon-affiliated podcast earlier this week, election denier David Clements claimed that Q is a "huge Holy Spirit download that is working through millions & millions of people."

During an interview with anti-Muslim figure Frank Gaffney on her podcast, far-right figure Lara Logan claimed the magazine Vogue was "the fashion version of Mein Kampf" (which Gaffney seemed to agree with).

Right after her questions about Pizzagate, Rep. Lauren Boebert during Hillary Clinton's House deposition on Jeffrey Epstein asked Clinton about the false Frazzledrip conspiracy theory, which has spread in the far-right over the years. www.mediamatters.org/facebook/mar...

Tom Renz, a podcaster who has's been a prominent figure in the anti-vax movement in recent years, suggested last week that Bill & Hillary Clinton "love adrenochrome" — referencing the false QAnon-tied conspiracy theory — & that Hillary Clinton "needed an extra shot of adrenochrome."

There appears to be a divide among the Proud Boys regarding Trump's military action in Iran. Enrique Tarrio, who has led the Proud Boys, hyped the military action, while the Proud Boys' social media criticized it.

Plandemic conspiracy theorist Mikki Willis wrote on Friday that he got to "say hello to RFK Jr. yesterday at the Eat Real Food rally in Austin."

As shown in this piece -- & is worth noting as this proposed Trump "national emergency" executive order goes around: Wanting a "national emergency" is an increasingly mainstream position among election deniers. More of the bigger figures in this world online have been calling for Trump to do this.

This piece has now been updated with with QAnon figure Juan O. Savin's alleged involvement with the proposed Trump executive order. It has also been updated with multiple more election deniers calling for Trump to declare a "national emergency" in order to control elections.

Said this back in 2021 & 2022, & am going to say it now: With the exception of a handful of outlets, Juan O. Savin has received little mainstream media coverage over the years. That was a mistake.

It's pretty frustrating to see outlets now covering & reporting on this proposed Trump "national emergency" executive order without mentioning/citing my original reporting on it from months ago. abcnews.com/US/pro-trump...

In 2021 & 2022, QAnon figure Juan O. Savin helped form a secretary of state candidates coalition of election denier candidates. He may how be involved with a proposed "national emergency" executive order that's gone around the Trump White House.