CAUGHT ON HIDDEN CAMERA: Fox News Media VP Jason Hermes Brags About Charging ‘$4,000 Strip Club Bills’ to Fox Corporate Cards, Admits to a Stranger, “We Would Just…Lie on the [Fox] Expense Reports—No One’s Gonna F***ing Say a Word to Me,” in Direct Violation of Fox Corporate’s Standards of Business Conduct

“You could take this [Fox Credit Card], walk into a strip club, literally, and spend $4,000…on Fox! Go into your corporate manager and they would sign it and pay it off…it's still like that.“We would just…lie on the [Fox] expense reports—no one’s gonna f***ing say a word to me.”

“It’s the best job, because I'm a celebrity around all of it, but no one knows me. It's like winning the lottery.”

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Jason Hermes, the Vice President of Content Sales and Partnerships for Fox Weather under Fox News Media, admitted to lying on the company’s expense reports and using company funds to cover strip club expenses.

Hermes was caught bragging to our undercover journalist that he oversees approximately $90 million worth of business a year for the company, which makes him “...a celebrity around all of it, but no one knows me.”

Lying on an expense report, such as disguising strip club charges, directly violates Fox Media’s Standards of Business Conduct, which require “accurate and complete” information. These apparent false entries are rolled into budgets, audits, and corporate filings, making company disclosures misleading instead of “full, fair, and accurate.” Because Fox requires employees to record truthful data, Hermes is in clear violation of this policy, which can constitute financial misconduct.

These possible false expense reports made by Hermes may also violate the Federal U.S. Tax Code 274, which states that “no deduction shall be allowed for an activity generally considered to constitute entertainment, amusement, or recreation.”

Fox is a publicly traded company; this conduct betrays investor trust, as shareholders do not expect company funds to be used by executives for strip clubs.

We reached out to Fox News Media VP Jason Hermes for comment about using the Fox corporate card to pay for strippers and lying on the Fox expense report about what he told our undercover journalist, and he said, “No, thank you” and “Okay, bye,” then proceeded to hang up the phone.

We also reached out to Fox News Media for comment and have not heard back.

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UPDATE: Jason Hermes, Fox News Media VP, Abruptly Hung Up When Called By O'Keefe Media Group About His Corporate Spending On Strippers

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Fox Corp’s own “Standards of Business Conduct.”

Fox News Media VP Jason Hermes: “We do it ourselves [go to strip clubs] & lie on the [Fox] expense reports. No one’s gonna say a f*cking word to me!”

How do the Fox shareholders feel about this?

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Why do some men think bragging about blowing money at strip clubs and falsifying Fox expense reports is impressive on a first date with a woman?

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JUST IN: Fox Vice President Jason Hermes has just DELETED his LinkedIn. This page was active around 2 hours ago. Hermes appears to have just WIPED the profile.

We are hearing some discussions are happening within Fox about Jason Hermes employment.

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BREAKING NEWS: Fox News Media Vice President, Jason Hermes has been TERMINATED. Below is the statement O'Keefe Media Group just received from Fox.

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Here is the email we just received from Irena Briganti, Senior Executive Vice President of Corporate Communications at Fox News Media.

FOX STATEMENT:

“Jason Hermes has been terminated. The comments he made during a personal outing grossly misrepresented his position at FOX Weather and within the larger company. Expense reports are subject to a sophisticated review and auditing process, and his wildly bizarre claims were immediately investigated, which we are in the process of finishing. We have found no evidence whatsoever that they are true.”

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Official Fox Statement to O’Keefe Media on Fox News Media VP Jason Hermes being terminated.

Enjoy 😀

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We will never stop exposing evil

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Remember when we confronted Joshua Rys, the lead regulatory scientist from Johnson & Johnson…

Our undercover journalist caught him on hidden camera admitting: “Do you have any idea the lack of research that was done on those products [J&J Vaccines]?”

"None of that stuff [J&J Vaccines] was safe and effective"

Not only did he deny his own identity when O’Keefe showed up….he also fled into the women's restroom to avoid addressing his comments.

Rys tried fleeing the scene to avoid responding to his comments, so we followed him down the street.

Watch the confrontation 👉

Thank you, Anthony Rubin for guest hosting today.

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Investigating Johnson & Johnson & COVID Accountability LIVE with Anthony Rubin

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COVID Cover-Up? Sen. Ron Johnson Reveals What Biden Health Officials Allegedly Knew

Senator Ron Johnson joins the show after releasing a major report alleging Biden health officials ignored serious COVID-19 vaccine safety signals. Johnson breaks down what his investigation uncovered, why he says FDA officials were warned, and whether criminal accountability could be coming next.

Senator Johnson’s Report for you to view:
https://www.ronjohnson.senate.gov/services/files/4DF802C8-DE9B-46C7-B470-37DD85569A76

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Pierre Kory: Ivermectin, Senate Testimony, & The Cost of Dissent | My Price Is My Life Ep. #27

In Episode 27 of My Price Is My Life, James O’Keefe interviews Pierre Kory (@PierreKory ), a critical care physician and pulmonary specialist who became one of the most controversial voices in America during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Kory discusses his medical career before the pandemic, the chaos inside overwhelmed hospitals during COVID-19, and the moment he began publicly advocating for ivermectin as a treatment. He reflects on his 2020 Senate testimony, which thrust him into the center of a national debate over medicine, censorship, and institutional authority.

The conversation explores the backlash that followed, including opposition from major health agencies and pharmaceutical companies, the rise of the FLCCC Alliance, and the growing divide between frontline physicians and the medical establishment throughout the pandemic.

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WHITE HOUSE CONFESSIONS: President Trump’s Special Assistant on the White House Domestic Policy Council Admits Advisors Make Decisions Based on What “Feels Like a Good Idea,” Says “There’s No Cost-Benefit,” Reveals WH Staff Independently Shape Domestic Policy Based on Their Own Interpretation of What Trump “Would Want” — as Executive Office Budget Manager Spills, “We Have To Get Rid of Trump.”

“In theory, everything should sort of come from the president…But it might come from the level below him [Trump] where they’re like, ‘I think I know the president well enough to say what he would say on this.’”

“There's no cost benefits ....There's no like, oh, well, this will cost $10 million, but save people $20.”

“He's [Trump] f**king it up for everybody….We've got to get rid of him.”

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Maxim Lott, a Special Assistant to President Trump on the White House Domestic Policy Council, admits domestic policy decisions are often made based on what “feels like a good idea,” without formal cost-benefit analysis and sometimes without President Trump’s direct involvement.

Lott reveals that White House officials frequently make decisions based on their own interpretation of Trump’s preferences, stating:

“I think I know the president well enough to say what he would say on this.”

Maxim Lott also acknowledges that policy proposals are advanced simply because officials believe “the base supports it,” adding:

“There’s no cost-benefit analysis… it’s just like, ‘this feels like a good idea’ alright, just sign.”

Meanwhile, Benjamin Ellisten, a Budget Analyst Manager within the Executive Office of the President, expressed, “We have to get rid of Trump,” while also calling the president “a madman” and insisting his coworkers “can’t know” how he truly feels about the current sitting President of the United States.  We have received comments from Benjamin and Maxim. When OMG contacted Ellisten for comment, he sounded flustered and claimed he had “no idea what we’re talking about” before abruptly hanging up the phone.

Lott responded to our request to comment by stating: “I went out with an individual l thought was a genuine person, but it goes to show how insidious politics and this city can be. Nothing I said was contradictory of this Administration and I remain fully committed in helping carry out its agenda.”

We have reached out to the White House for comment.

Who is actually working inside the White House and for President Trump?

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Our phone call with Benjamin Ellisten. We asked him what he meant by "We have to get rid of Trump."

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NEW: Daily Caller reporter Rebeka Zeljko is reporting that Benjamin Ellisten from the White House has been placed on administrative leave & is under investigation.

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O'KEEFE EXPOSE: The White House Tapes

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