$1,776 weekly cash giveaway
Starting July 6th, Bongino is giving away $1,776 every week to a live chat participant — no strings attached, funded out of his own pocket.
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Bongino 1776 Live Club Announcement — Weekly $1,776 Giveaway
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In a segment Bongino frames as a gift from him to his audience, he announces a weekly $1,776 cash giveaway tied to the live chat. The idea, developed with his wife Paula and producer Jasmine, requires no purchase — participants simply need to be active in the live chat for a chance to win the comment-of-the-day and enter the weekly drawing. The $1,776 figure is intentional, celebrating America's founding year as the country marks its 250th anniversary. Bongino is emphatic that the money comes from his own pocket and that the initiative is purely about giving back to the audience he describes as a personal blessing. Rules are available at bongino.com/1776.
The $1,776 Live Chat Giveaway
Every week starting July 6th, Bongino is giving away $1,776 in cash to a live chat participant — no strings, no purchase required, just be in the chat. The prize amount is deliberate: a celebration of 1776 and America's 250th anniversary for the people who make the show.
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