Podbit · The Tucker Carlson Show
On June 16, 2025, someone texted Alex Bruesewitz: 'Good news from Israel. They have budget for the American market to make a strategy and social network against Iran.' He declined. Two months later, Brad Parscale filed a $1.5M/month FARA contract with Israel for virtually the same work.
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This is the episode's centerpiece. Bruesewitz reads aloud, verbatim, a text message he received on June 16, 2025, while on an airplane: a contact telling him Israel had 'budget for the American market' to run a social media campaign against Iran and wanted to hire him through a foundation. He declined. [1] — Alex Bruesewitz "Good news from Israel. They have budget for the American market to make a strategy and social network against Iran. I talked about you and …" 36:15 Two months later, Brad Parscale — Trump's former campaign manager with whom the president reportedly hasn't spoken in six-plus years — filed a FARA contract with the Israeli government paying $1.5 million per month, initially believed to be the largest single-entity FARA filing in history. [2] — Alex Bruesewitz "Brad Parscale's FARA filing with Israel calls for 100 creative assets per month, 5,000 monthly variants, at least 80% targeting Gen Z, 50 m…" 39:10 The contract specifies production of 100 creative assets and 5,000 variants per month, 80% targeting Gen Z, 50 million paid impressions per month, and — most damning — 'integration of narrative messaging into Salem Media Network properties.' An updated filing cited by reporter Nick Cleveland Stout shows the total has reached $46 million in one year. For context: Saudi Arabia pays top D.C. lobbyist Brian Ballard $60,000 per month.
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