Another major victory: a federal appeals court rejected Joe Biden’s last-ditch effort to bury the audio recordings of his 2016-2017 interviews with ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer, the tapes will likely show Biden’s memory as “hazy,” “fuzzy,” and “poor” in the interviews. Fearing his unfitness for the presidency being exposed, Biden fought to keep them sealed.

The Oversight Project fought harder, they won, and America will finally hear the truth. But the revelations keep coming. In New Jersey, the company that runs the voting system just confirmed there was no software glitch proving the Democrat governor to be a liar, after she was forced to admit state officials knowingly put thousands of non-citizens onto the voter rolls.

And President Trump declassified documents covering up a seditious operation against him and revealing former FBI senior leader Nikki Floris admitted that she was “basically running a shadow government” while suppressing China election-interference intel on fake IDs for mail-in ballots, then testified under oath that no foreign power was hacking our systems.

And Senator Jim Banks just dropped the Citizenship Act of 2026, declaring the children of invaders are not entitled to birthright citizenship, putting into law what the Supreme Court blocked from President Trump’s executive order. That’s why I’m bringing in the man helping drive these fights: Jeff Clark, Vice President of Litigation at the Oversight Project We value your privacy