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Exclusive: DataRepublican (small r) joins me for her first-ever interview to discuss DOGE vs USAID, shady NGOs, media manipulation, and more.

Nicole Shanahan

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4,373,579 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

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DataRepublican (small r)1 year ago

🙏 Pleasure. Sorry for all the awkwrdness, this was really my first-ever interview and you asked questions with complicated answers!

TW Bullish1 year ago

DR is my hero. She nailed the Florida shift in 2020 and that brought me back to her for 2024, where she hit a home run. We knew the outcome of the election well before election night thanks to her. She is unassuming. Doesn’t take victory laps. Thank you for highlighting her and continuing to grow her account to the level it deserves

Margo1 year ago

@DataRepublican This is incredible and thought provoking. Thank you both!

Gator Gar1 year ago

@DataRepublican My new favorite person talking to one of my all time favorite people!

David Childs1 year ago

@DataRepublican Whoa @DataRepublican Nice!

Skepticinthedell1 year ago

@DataRepublican This is fantastic. She’s amazing!

Seek & Expose1 year ago

@DataRepublican Incredible! Keep pushing! We need you!

Jonny Paradise1 year ago

@DataRepublican Let’s shut it all down and start over. An NGO is not a non-governmental organization if it’s gov-funded.

Alondra on X1 year ago

@DataRepublican She's great! Very intelligent.

Crypto Jessica1 year ago

@DataRepublican Exciting interview alert! 🚨 Nicole Shanahan dives deep with @DataRepublican on DOGE vs USAID, NGOs, and media manipulation. Don't miss this! 🎙️

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WHO’S ACTUALLY RUNNING THE SYSTEM? “Everyone and no one.” Jennica Pounds, the data analyst known on X as DataRepublican, explains why the real power structure isn’t necessarily a single mastermind. It’s a self-reinforcing system built on institutional cycles that continue regardless of who appears to be in charge. The deaf database engineer rose to prominence through her data analysis and later assisted DOGE efforts by building tools to search government awards and map money flowing through the NGO industrial complex. In Episode 95, DataRepublican joins Lara Logan to expose how the system sustains itself, who benefits and what it will take to dismantle it. DataRepublican (small r) | DataInterprete(r) | Going Rogue with Lara Logan WATCH EPISODE 95: SUPPORT GOING ROGUE: #LaraLogan #DataRepublican #DeepState #DOGE #Corruption

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The final employees departed USAID this week. Despite that, more than $3 billion in grants are still being paid. The Dept of State is running help wanted ads with a pre-qualification for former USAID workers only. This brings into question if the agencies functions are ending or being moved elsewhere in the department. Additionally the NGOs who were grifting funds through money transfers are also still in business. Should DOGE Subcommittee investigate the middle companies that handled funds? Video credit Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸 Grant info courtesy of tools from DataRepublican (small r) and job add posting courtesy of Alladdin

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10 Shocking Stories the Media Buried This Week #10 - DataRepublican (small r) blows the lid off $17 million “democracy” scam. The data scientist revealed that “States United Democracy Center,” an NGO co-founded by Norm Eisen, received $17M—and “the only thing they did with $17M was make a terrible muppet show.” “That’s (explicit word)!” she exclaimed. “They got money, and they did something with that. It was just awful. Jim Henson would roll in his grave. And it was weird because all the videos have less than 200 views,” DataRepublican explained. “They didn’t even try to promote them with ads or anything. So where did the $17 million go?” She asked. Shortly after this interview aired, DataRepublican (small r) revealed she was doxxed in a viral post on X. After being doxxed, DataRepublican shared more details about herself to take back control of the narrative. She revealed her real name as Jennica Pounds, a 100% Deaf and nonverbal database kernel engineer with expressive dysphasia related to autism. Pounds recently walked away from her role as a senior software engineer to pursue DOGE-adjacent efforts full-time, aiming to work with the administration to cut waste and improve government efficiency. Her work—now centered around a powerful searchable database at the hidden connections between government grants and NGOs, exposing billions in wasteful spending. Pounds’ work has been praised by prominent figures like Elon Musk, with her interviews drawing massive viewership on podcasts with Nicole Shanahan, Glenn Beck, and NewsNation. We’re pleased to welcome the woman tearing up the roots of the entire corrupt system. Watch as DataRepublican (small r) exposes some of the government's darkest secrets in our exclusive interview. (See 9 More Revealing Stories Below)

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