The Brett Johnson Show

Is it possible to steal an election? Former US Most Wanted Cybercriminal Brett Johnson says Yes. Big Secret? He isn't the only one saying it. Brett discusses the ways in which an election can be defrauded and even shows you how easy it is to register dead people to vote.

Also discussed: The Trump Raid, Stalkers, Andrew Tate, and more.

All wheels are turning to release Britney Griner from a Russian prison. But what about the thousands of prisoners in the USA being held on marijuana charges? Or what about Paul Whelan, held in Russia since 2018? Was he a spy?

Some Dude made $3 million dollars selling college textbooks rented on Amazon? A couple of Russian Spies steal the identities of dead babies in order to live as US citizens and spy on the United States? Does the Government know who Satoshi Nakamoto is? Are Virtual Credit Cards safe?

Former US Most Wanted Internet Godfather, Brett Johnson, discusses this and more.

A follow up show to Brett Johnson's appearance on The Megyn Kelly Show and discuss further some of the topics discussed on the show like Cryptocurrency and election fraud. Brett also gives relationship advice to a viewer asking about her cocaine addicted Fiance. The show ends answering a questionnaire sent over by security company, Goodlabs.

What happens when the companies and organizations we Trust turn bad? Uber was recently in news for engaging in criminal activities in order to build its ride-sharing empire. Execs at Uber loved that their own drivers were being attacked. And they joked about the crimes they were breaking.

While Uber is an extreme example, it isn't the only company or service doing bad things.

In this episode, Former US Most Wanted Cybercriminal Brett Johnson touches on Uber, Zelle, Facebook, IDme, and others while asking the questions: Does anyone care? Why doesn't anyone speak up? Are these corporations any different then millions of cybercooks on the darkweb?

The United States Secret Secret Service called Brett Johnson "The Original Internet Godfather." How did he get the title? 39 felonies, a place on the US Most Wanted List, an Escape from prison. And if that were enough? Johnson built and ran the first organized cybercrime community--ShadowCrew. ShadowCrew was a precursor to today's darknet and darknet markets and it laid the foundation for the way modern cybercrime communities operate today. But that isn't the story--by far.

Looking for love in all the wrong places? You might fall victim to a Romance Scam. Former US Most Wanted Cybercriminal, Original Internet Godfather, and Chief Criminal Officer Brett Johnson discusses how these scams work, how criminals get victims to trust them, and what you can do to protect yourself from these scams.

The Dark Triad: A Psychological Test used to measure Machiavellianism, Narcissism, and Psychopathy. Big negative traits. People scoring high on the chart are much more likely to commit crimes, cause problems, and be general a**holes. Wonder how a former US Most Wanted Cybercriminal and Internet Godfather would score on the exam? Brett Johnson finds out.

Also discussed: Supreme Court Justices Doxxed on Tiktok, Abortion, Gun Laws, and the lack of common sense on both sides.

Want to get the PS5 for free? Or the new Macbook or iPhone? Or maybe

you want to steal $150k in furniture and appliances weekly? Refund

Fraud is the answer. Beginning Refund Fraudsters can profit $20,000 or

more monthly. Experienced crooks make...more. It is a crime which has

changed the dynamics of online fraud.

In this episode Brett Discusses the history of Refunding, how it's

done, and if it can be stopped.

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