Ron Filipkowski EXPOSES Kid Rock & a MASSIVE Trump Crypto Scandal
February 11, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this wide-ranging interview, Brian Shapiro is joined by Ron Filipkowski to break down two stories the right doesn’t want scrutinized: Kid Rock’s viral lip-sync controversy and a massive corruption scandal tied to Trump, crypto, and presidential pardons.
Ron explains why the Kid Rock performance wasn’t just embarrassing—but misleading, how Turning Point falsely marketed a pre-recorded event as “live,” and why the damage-control excuses don’t add up. The conversation then shifts to a far more serious issue: new reporting that a Trump-pardoned crypto figure now controls the overwhelming majority of Trump’s crypto holdings, raising explosive questions about pay-to-play pardons, foreign money, and accountability.
This is a sharp, fact-driven discussion covering MAGA hypocrisy, media silence, Trump pardons, crypto corruption, and why these stories never make it onto Fox News.
👉 Watch to the end for the jaw-dropping detail about who really owns Trump’s crypto—and why it matters.
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