Donald Trump goes head-to-head with a smug ABC News reporter — and completely dismantles him on everything from immigration to media dishonesty. Meanwhile, DL Hughley launches another unhinged rant accusing Trump of erasing Black history, but Officer Tatum breaks down every lie with hard facts. From Saquon Barkley’s relationship to MS-13 tattoo conspiracies, Tatum exposes the media's hypocrisy, DL's race-baiting, and the double standards aimed at conservatives. He also highlights Trump’s actual record with the Black community — including HBCU funding, pardons, and outreach that far outshines the left’s empty rhetoric. If you’re tired of media manipulation and woke gaslighting, this is one of the most powerful takedowns you’ll hear — don’t miss it.

Officer Tatum returns after an action-packed few weeks to break down major events shaping America. He gives a real talk update on Trump's first 100 days, the truth behind Shadur Sanders' draft disappointment, and exposes shocking details about the Blackhawk helicopter crash cover-up. Tatum slams Amazon for politicizing tariffs and sets the record straight on what tariffs really mean for America. He also calls out Michelle Obama's shameless empathy hustle and praises Stephen A. Smith for finally telling the truth about immigration. Plus, a behind-the-scenes update on the Officer Tatum Store, Shinergy, and the team’s Talladega experience. Get ready — this episode pulls no punches.

A tragic mass shooting at Florida State University leaves 2 dead and 6 injured—what we know so far, and why the media coverage matters. Plus, Karmelo Anthony’s family finally breaks their silence in an emotional press conference following last week's confrontation. We also dive into other major headlines you need to hear this week. Stay locked in.

In today’s explosive episode, Officer Tatum sounds off on the shocking launch of a merch store by the family of Carmelo Anthony—the teen accused of fatally stabbing Austin Metcalf at a Texas track meet. Tatum breaks down the facts, demolishes the self-defense narrative, and calls out the cultural double standard around justice, race, and accountability. He also exposes the alleged grifting behind GoFundMe money, luxury cars, and gated-community rentals tied to the case. Later in the episode, he dives into a viral sermon on obedience to authority, shares his own wild stories from law enforcement, and goes off on the hypocrisy of political leaders like Letitia James. Buckle up—this one’s unfiltered, bold, and backed by facts.

Officer Tatum is back after a jam-packed week—from speaking at the University of Texas and a Christian school outside Austin to attending UFC 300 with his father, where he sat just rows behind President Trump. In this episode, he shares firsthand what it was like watching Trump enter like a rockstar, shaking hands with Shaquille O’Neal and Elon Musk, and how the media spun the event with controversy. Tatum dives into the viral backlash Shaq faced just for shaking Trump’s hand—and breaks down Shaq’s long-standing contributions to the Black community. He also addresses Angel Reese’s claim she deserves LeBron-level pay, offering a brutally honest take on women’s basketball and the economics behind it. Then, he covers Trump’s meeting with the El Salvadorian president and CNN’s failed attempt to spin it into a scandal. Plus, Tatum revisits the Carmelo Anthony case and exposes what he believes is racial bias at play in how the story is unfolding.

In this episode of The Officer Tatum Show, we dive into Donald Trump’s tariff strategy and why it’s a calculated move to put America first, despite what the media says. Officer Tatum also calls out Ryan Clark for his hypocrisy—claiming to defend Black women while featuring convicted abusers on his podcast. We take a close look at Michelle Obama’s new podcast and its embarrassing numbers, raising real questions about her actual influence. The episode also explores the harsh realities of crime in Democrat-run cities, like the bulletproof glass at Dunkin’ Donuts, and the ongoing saga of NBA star Ja Morant’s self-destructive behavior. From chaotic protest culture to biblical truths about tithing, Tatum leaves no stone unturned. If you’re tired of woke lies, fake outrage, and media double standards, this episode delivers the raw, unfiltered truth.

In this episode of The Officer Tatum Show, Brandon dives into the tragic stabbing of Austin Metcalf by Karmelo Anthony and exposes the double standard in media and public response. He breaks down why raising over $150K for the alleged killer is deeply problematic and how the racial dynamics are being downplayed—especially by Austin’s own father. Tatum gives a legal breakdown of why self-defense doesn’t apply in this case, and why justice must prevail regardless of race. Plus, hear raw, emotional reactions from Austin’s family, and why Tatum believes the black community must confront hard truths about tribalism and accountability.

In this episode, I break down the chaos at UC Davis, where Antifa punks tried to shut down our TPUSA event while the police stood by and did nothing. I also react to the heartbreaking story of a promising young student-athlete who was tragically stabbed at a track meet—and why it’s time we talk honestly about what’s happening in our culture. Plus, we highlight women standing strong in sports and call out the hypocrisy of the radical left—strap in, it’s a wild one.

On April 1, 2025, Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey delivered a historic 25-hour and 6-minute speech on the Senate floor, protesting President Donald Trump's administration and policies. This marathon speech surpassed the previous record set by Senator Strom Thurmond in 1957. Booker condemned Trump's attacks on democracy, marginalized communities, civil rights, healthcare, education, and environmental protections, labeling the nation's condition under Trump as abnormal and in moral crisis. His act of performative defiance resonated widely, drawing over 300,000 viewers, going viral on social media, and generating tens of thousands of supportive messages. 

In an interview on "Hannity," musician Kid Rock discussed arranging a White House dinner involving President Donald Trump, comedian Bill Maher, and UFC CEO Dana White. Despite Maher's history of criticizing Trump, the meeting was marked by civil and thoughtful dialogue, with both parties finding common ground on issues like "ending wokeness" and border security. Maher expressed concerns about Trump potentially seeking a third term, a topic that was addressed during their conversation. Kid Rock emphasized that the meeting exemplified how individuals with differing viewpoints can engage in meaningful discussions.

In a separate incident, former NFL star Ryan Clark criticized comedian Andrew Schulz disparaging remarks about Black women during a July 2024 interview. Schulz's offensive joke about the so-called "Black girlfriend effect" was met with laughter from the hosts, prompting Clark to express disappointment in their failure to stand up for Black women. Clark highlighted his own positive experiences with Black women, emphasizing their strength, support, and resilience. ​

The Officer Tatum Show was packed with jaw-dropping moments today, and I had to break it all down. First, Doge exposed a massive Social Security fraud scandal at a Wisconsin event, revealing how fraudulent payouts and identity theft schemes have cost taxpayers millions, while also raising serious questions about suspicious political wealth in the country. Then, in one of the most bizarre moments of the day, Kanye West showed up to an interview with DJ Akademiks wearing a black KKK robe crashing out about not wanting to have kids with Kim Kardashian, leaving people outraged. On top of that, a viral video surfaced of a pregnant mom catching her boyfriend at another man's house, leading to an explosive confrontation that had social media buzzing. I broke down the reactions, questioning the state of modern relationships and the cultural shifts we're witnessing. As always, I kept it real, diving into the deeper implications of these wild stories—because on this show, no controversy goes untouched.