Scott Erickson

Scott Erickson is a fellow American, Founder and Editor in Chief of Capitol Crime Watchdog & New, deeply concerned about the divisions tearing at our nation, passionate about truth-seeking, fairness, and genuine unity beyond partisan games.

@CBSNews Memory issues were also revealed and kept from the public. Issues that affected the presidency, our country and every citizen.

Audio recordings that former President Joe Biden fought for years to keep private have now been released. CBS News received two hours of audio recordings, from roughly 70 hours of tapes cited in a 2024 special counsel's report, which said Biden kept volumes of notes at his home that included classified information. In a statement to CBS News, Biden's spokesperson, TJ Ducklo, said, "President Biden's conversations for a book a decade ago that discussed his late son are private, and were provided to the Department of Justice on the express condition they stay that way. Reversing course and making them public is just the latest example of this Administration weaponizing the DOJ for political retribution. It's wrong, and while President Biden disagrees with today's decision, he also respects the courts and the vital role an independent judiciary plays in a healthy democracy." cbsn.ws/4gWbJhe

Editors Choice - Explosive Release.

Federal courts blocked Trump's mail ballot order this week. The ruling marks the latest judicial check on executive action. Meanwhile, probes are targeting state officials over fraud allegations and federal contracting decisions. What accountability mechanisms are actually wor...

Fact check: Claims that Trump reduced national monuments to enrich donors lack primary evidence of personal financial benefit. The assertion rests on rhetorical speculation rather than documented transactions or conflicts of interest. What specific evidence would demonstrate ...

Fact check: A $620M Pentagon loan to Vulcan Elements did not go to a Trump family company. The rare-earth startup is not owned or operated by Trump's sons. The central claim circulating online is false. What's the actual story behind this loan, and why did it become a flashpo...

Correction needed: A congressional referral on Jack Smith is not the same as a DOJ investigation. The distinction matters for accuracy. Smith's testimony on toll records was factual. Claims of DOJ weaponization require evidence, not assumption. What's the actual status of any ...

Federal agencies are expanding voter data collection under new election security directives. DOJ and DHS now collecting state voter rolls, while SAVE program citizenship checks face legal scrutiny after a federal court ruled parts unlawful in June 2026. What's the right balan...

Fact Check: SAVE Act Attachment Real, But Voter Suppression and 'Fake Ban' Claims False — Capitol Crime Watchdog capitolcrimewatchdog.com/articles/182

@BernieSanders Yes! Corporations never should have been included as Citizens.

Some of the richest people in the country have now funneled more than $1.6 billion into the 2026 elections. Democracy is one person, one vote — not billionaires buying elections. We must end Citizens United and super PACs and move to public funding of elections.

Fact-Check: DOJ Subpoenas NYT Journalists and Relatives' Records in Leak Probe — Capitol Crime Watchdog capitolcrimewatchdog.com/articles/177

U.S. intelligence assessments find no evidence that Russia, China, or Iran directly targeted domestic election volunteer networks, despite confirmed disinformation campaigns ahead of the election. Key finding: influence operations focused on broad messaging, not infiltration ...

Federal prosecutors in New Jersey and Los Angeles launched election integrity task forces in 2025-2026. Meanwhile, a federal court dismissed the Trump election interference case following DOJ policy. What does this shift in enforcement priorities mean for election accountabili...

Read the Full Article — Capitol Crime Watchdog capitolcrimewatchdog.com/articles/164

Post-Censorship Era: Long suppressed explosive whistleblower claims about the 2020 election are now surging across X. If most Americans were never allowed to see this evidence when it first emerged, what does its sudden return mean for accountability and trust in future elections?

@harryjsisson Mr. Sisson, do you have date to back up your post? If you do, please DM. We’re interested in reviewing the data for an article. Thanks.

This is extremely common sense so of course Republicans oppose it.

Citizen journalist Nick Shirley's July 2026 investigation uncovered $190M in alleged Medicaid and Medicare fraud tied to NYC home care programs recruiting elderly patients with incentives. VP Vance and Dr. Oz have backed the claims. CMS is now investigating. What oversight ga...

NBC and ABC declined to air Trump's address on election integrity during prime time, routing it to streaming platforms instead. The decision limits broadcast reach to millions of traditional TV viewers. What's the threshold networks use to decide which political addresses warr...

White House report identifies critical election vulnerabilities: 220M voter files potentially compromised, nearly 278K noncitizens flagged on voter rolls, and ongoing domestic fraud investigations. What specific safeguards does your state have in place to address these gaps? ...

FBI closed a 4-year Michigan voter fraud investigation citing 'overwhelming evidence'—but brought no charges. What internal decisions led to that outcome? Government accountability demands clarity on why.

Federal agencies reportedly withheld intelligence on a breach affecting 220 million U.S. voter files, according to new documents. What exactly did they know, when did they know it, and why wasn't Congress informed sooner? Accountability matters.