MAGA Insider Exposes Fake Outrage Post-Shooting

0:00On April 27, Ashley St. Clair, a one-time maggot insider, is calling up the movement's response to the Trump assassination attempt as totally fake and staged. She saying the flood of supportive posts online isn't coming from real fans, but from coordinated efforts by operatives and influencers pushing paid. Scripps. She points to private group chats, like one named Fight Fight Fight, straight out of Trump's rally chant after the Butler Pennsylvania shooting. According to her, it includes Trump war room folks and big-name maggot voices, such as Jane's Blair, all syncing up their messages. St. Clair spent nearly a decade in those circles before breaking away amid a beef with Elon Musk. Now she's exposing what she calls a paid-of-play game, where influencers get cash per click or flat fees to drop identical lines on command. She shared screenshots of accounts blasting out the same phrases at the exact same time, like Todd Blanche's post about building a ballroom tied to some legal drama.

1:01It all paints a picture of scripted hype over genuine outrage. This drama is still unfolding, with St. Clair holding back more proof over a legal fight for social media access, leaving folks wondering just how. Organic that post-shooting energy really was. That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.