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In a private ceremony on Sept. 17, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood at a podium inside the National Archives building in Washington, D.C., and praised a Florida nonprofit for what he called a singular achievement in American education. The attendees were celebrating the Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness, which announced that it had reached 2 million children with civics education since its founding in 2016.

“I hope you understand how important this is,” Hegseth told the room. “What we pour into the next generation will determine whether we keep our republic or not.”

FLAG’s founder, Nick Adams, had spent nearly a decade building toward this moment. An Australian-born conservative commentator and MAGA influencer, Adams had created the nonprofit, raised $7.7 million for it over 10 years, and garnered repeated praise from President Donald Trump. In March, Trump appointed Adams as the special presidential envoy for American tourism, exceptionalism and values — a position created for him after his nomination as ambassador to Malaysia stalled the previous year.

But a review of FLAG’s finances, donor operations and online donation network reveals a less celebratory picture. There is little evidence that the nonprofit has provided the civics education it claims. And Adams and his nonprofit have engaged in a pattern of questionable financial arrangements, including paying Adams and his mother more than half its recent annual revenue, while raising much of its money through a sweepstakes operation that has promised donors a chance to win $1,000,000 — a prize FLAG’s records show no evidence of ever paying.

Adams moved to the United States from Australia in 2012 and has since become an outspoken champion of the American political and economic system. Now 41, he has built a following as a conservative commentator and self-described “alpha male” influencer, making frequent media appearances and amassing roughly 2.1 million followers on Facebook and 640,000 followers on X on his personal pages. Adams authored books including “Retaking America: Crushing Political Correctness” and “Trump and Churchill: Defenders of Western Civilization.”

In 2016, Adams founded FLAG, registering it as a nonprofit with the mission to bring high-quality civics education to K-12 students across America. FLAG has produced civics materials like the Student’s Constitution, the Student’s Declaration of Independence and the Student’s Federalist Papers — kid-friendly editions of the country’s founding documents. By 2023, FLAG was reporting annual revenue of nearly $1.5 million, consisting of donations and merchandise sales. “Thanks to the support of 40,000+ grassroots patriots,” the organization’s website states, “over 1 million FLAG resources have been distributed in classrooms all across America.”

To give FLAG credibility in conservative circles, Adams assembled an advisory council of movement leaders including Hegseth, then a Fox News host; the late Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA; the late Edwin J. Feulner, founder of the Heritage Foundation; and Dennis Prager, the conservative radio host and co-founder of PragerU, a nonprofit that produces conservative educational materials. (The council has since been replaced with a board of directors.)

Adams did not respond to a detailed list of questions about FLAG’s financial practices, sweepstakes operation and educational programming. A Pentagon spokesperson declined to respond to questions but reiterated Hegseth’s support for FLAG.

Civics education has become a rallying cause across the Make America Great Again movement, whose slogan invokes a return to a specific vision of the country’s founding principles. PragerU is an approved curriculum provider in at least eight states. Turning Point USA pursued a similar goal through Turning Point Academy, a network of private schools. Along with those organizations, FLAG is now part of the America 250 Civics Education Coalition, a partnership of the U.S. Department of Education formed with over 40 conservative groups.

Trump’s return to office has been a boon for Adams. The president has called Adams one of his favorite authors, and a foreword in Adams’ 2024 book, “Alpha Kings,” credited to Trump calls Adams someone whose “work ethic equals his moral responsibility and faith in God.” Although Trump wasn’t able to attend FLAG’s 2023 annual gala, he sent a video praising the nonprofit and Adams, telling attendees that “tens of thousands of teachers are being trained and hundreds of thousands of parents and grandparents are now standing up for our kids.”

“It takes Nick from Australia to come and teach us about American greatness and to help us fight for our country,” Trump added. “He’s an American now, and we’re very lucky to have him.”

The White House press office declined to comment.

FLAG’s website invites teachers to request free classroom presentations, delivered by “certified FLAG Ambassadors,” including Adams himself, alongside guest speakers described as entrepreneurs, business leaders and immigrants. In 2016 and early 2017, FLAG regularly posted photos documenting visits to schools. After that period, however, ProPublica could not find similar documentation of FLAG representatives visiting schools.

Since 2016, as FLAG’s annual revenues grew from $68,000 to $1.1 million in 2024, there is almost no indication in the organization’s annual federal tax filings that it was spending money on its stated mission. No line item in FLAG’s federal tax filing identifies a payment to a school, a teacher or an educational distributor. Only two lines, in a 2017 federal filing, indicate $26,925 for “Student’s Constitutions, Printing” and $5,670 for “Book Donations, Shipping & Supplies.” In the last six years, while FLAG operated under Adams, the only documented instance of FLAG activity that appears to fit the definition of “educational” is a 2020 video showing Adams speaking at what is described as a teachers’ conference.

But the nonprofit has been lucrative for the Adams family. In 2024, Adams, who was born Nicholas Adamopoulos, and his mother, Angelika Adamopoulos, collected a combined $587,279 in compensation and benefits from FLAG — 53% of the organization’s revenue that year, according to the nonprofit’s federal filing.

Adamopoulos was paid $201,861, including benefits, as FLAG’s secretary. In the same filing, FLAG answered no when asked by the IRS whether any officer or director shared a family relationship with another director or officer. Adamopoulos did not respond to requests for comment.

Experts were troubled that the organization spent so much on Adams and his mother. “The amount being paid, both in absolute dollar terms and as a percentage of the organization’s revenues and expenses, is very high,” said Lloyd Mayer, a nonprofit law professor at Notre Dame Law School and a leading authority on tax-exempt organizations.

Mayer said Adams’ salary increases since FLAG’s founding are more of “a yellow flag,” than a clear violation. For FLAG’s first three years, Adams received no salary. He first took compensation in 2019 of just $20,400. Then his annual pay rose steadily to reach $411,209, or about 30% of the group’s total revenue, in 2023. Adamopoulos was the first employee outside of Adams to be paid a significant salary, in 2024. No other employee was paid more than $5,000 from 2016 to 2024, according to FLAG’s federal filings, obtained through ProPublica’s Nonprofit Explorer.

The legal test, Mayer said, is whether the board was clear that it was making up for early years of low or no pay: “Were they explicit in saying, ‘We’re not just paying you for this year; we’re paying you for your past service, which you were not fairly compensated for’?”

The IRS asks nonprofits whether their executive compensation was reviewed by independent people and if they used comparisons to other similar organizations — a standard safeguard against self-dealing. In all filings from 2017 to 2024, FLAG answered no to both questions.

Philip Hackney, a nonprofit law professor at the University of Pittsburgh and former IRS official, said the absence of an independent review creates its own legal exposure. “Technically, that can be an excess benefit transaction on its own,” Hackney said, referring to the IRS category that triggers taxes on compensation paid to nonprofit insiders above fair market value.

FLAG claims that 66% of revenue goes toward program service expenses, according to a separate financial report filed with the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services in Florida, where the organization is now based. But the salaries of Adams and his mother, social media spending and travel expenses account for $755,541, or 86%, of the $878,208 allocated to program services.

Mayer said the classification is not automatically improper under federal law. “Education as a charitable purpose is a very broad category,” he said. “Spending money on staff, online communications and even fundraising appeals that have informational content can all be considered programmatic.”

“What [the IRS is] looking for is not inflated spending,” Mayer said. “They’re looking for disguised personal spending.”

In Australia, Adams was accused of spending taxpayer dollars on personal expenses. In 2006, when Adams was 22 years old, he served as a councillor in Ashfield, Australia. He was formally condemned by fellow councillors for running up thousands of dollars in phone calls and taxi charges for personal use while claiming them as council expenses. He repaid the charges after a formal investigation, according to a 2006 article in the Inner-West Weekly, an Australian newspaper.

FLAG’s online store sells Adams’ personal books — including “Alpha Kings” and “From Mar-a-Lago to Mars,” several marketed as signed copies for as much as $40 — alongside its own educational materials. One of Adams’ personal books, “Trump and Churchill,” is on the front page of FLAG’s online store, accompanied with language that says, “Proceeds from all sales go directly to promoting our mission and providing students and teachers with high-quality educational resources.” It is the only book with language that distinguishes which purchases fund FLAG’s mission or pay Adams directly.

In September, FLAG posted a photo from a conservative women’s convention showing Adams standing behind a table stacked with copies of his personal books displayed alongside FLAG-branded resources with the organization’s banner behind him. Adams’ books have also been advertised for sale on FLAG’s Facebook page, with links going directly to Adams’ personal website for the books rather than FLAG’s shopify page.

“He’s free to market his books,” Mayer said, “but if he has a charity do it, that means it’s not really a charity anymore, in that respect. It’s not about public benefit — the private benefit to him overrides the public benefit.”

In addition to the disclosure discrepancies, FLAG appears to have violated rules for conducting sweepstakes. Nearly all of FLAG’s revenue originates from individual donors, and most of that money is raised through a direct-mail sweepstakes operation that offers the chance to win prizes, in one case $1,000,000.

For years, FLAG has run a direct-mail sweepstakes campaign under names like “Payout Decision” and “Winner Search Swps.” Sweepstakes are regulated primarily at the state level, and organizations that run them are often required to register and report to state officials. Not every state requires this, but Florida, where FLAG is registered as a charity, does. FLAG does not disclose a sweepstakes program in its federal filings, and ProPublica could not locate any official sweepstakes registration for the organization in any state.

Nine years of FLAG’s federal filings contain no transaction consistent with a $1,000,000 payment. Hackney said any such payout would be expected to appear on the organization’s tax filings. “It should be an amount paid out at some point, and that would show up in a 990,” he said, referencing the name of the tax return filed by nonprofits, which is public. At its financial peak in 2023, FLAG held roughly $512,000 in total assets — about half the value of the prize it has offered to donors.

Mayer said the absence of a documented prize payment raises further legal questions. “If the promise is that someone will win $1,000,000 and no one ever does, that’s fraud,” he said. “That’s lying to induce people to support you.”

Internal records from a mailing list exchange database, which details how often and for what purpose organizations use mailing lists of potential donors, shows a shift in FLAG’s emphasis. Notes in FLAG’s record state that as of July 2020, FLAG was “not mailing much” through conventional fundraising channels and was “focusing on the sweeps side.”

In April 2024, someone filed a Better Business Bureau complaint against FLAG, alleging that its sweepstakes drawing deadlines had been repeatedly postponed — along with those of more than a dozen other charities the complainant said used the same practice. In a follow-up filing, the complainant cited FLAG’s timeline: a drawing originally set to run from January 2022 through December 2024 that had, by then, been pushed to run from December 2023 through January 2025.

“I just want them to pay me back my hard earned money,” the complainant wrote, “since I am a retired senior citizen who happened to love this country.”

FLAG told the BBB on May 6, 2024, that it had responded to the complainant.

FLAG marks its 10th anniversary on Wednesday, and is throwing itself a gala with tickets for the occasion priced at $1,000; $5,000; and $10,000. Adams is still listed on the website as FLAG’s founder but ceded the role of CEO in March to Cooper Rodenburg, a recent graduate of Stetson University, around the time he accepted his State Department role to promote tourism to the United States.

Reached by phone, Rodenburg requested that questions be sent by email but did not respond to them.

Rodenburg has since increased FLAG’s public activity, launching a TikTok account and a Substack newsletter, meeting with educational representatives and speaking to groups like the Shelby County Republican Women’s Club in Tennessee. A Substack post in April described FLAG, represented by Rodenburg and Adamopoulos, delivering founding documents to schools in Mississippi. This was one of the only specific program activities the organization has documented in recent years.

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Nick Adams, the “Alpha Male” social media influencer known for posting about his passion for Hooters, “boobs,” and “beautiful curvy women,” announced on Tuesday that President Donald Trump had appointed him to serve as Special Presidential Envoy for Tourism.

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Nick Adams - United States Department of State

Nick Adams is a political and policy author, thought leader and educator. In 2020, President Trump appointed him to the Board of Trustees of the Woodrow Wilson Center in the Smithsonian Institution for a six-year term. Mr. Adams is currently Executive Director of the Texas and Florida-based Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness (FLAG), a non-profit organization that teaches civics and informs parents and students on the power of the American Dream. He also runs 1A Warriors, an organization dedicated to codifying the civil rights of Americans who honorably exercise their peaceful 1st Amendment rights.

Mr. Adams is an accomplished author, freelance political analyst and independent political commentator working in the USA. He authors a thrice-weekly policy analysis newsletter publication, with over 35,000 subscribers, where he tackles complex public policy issues and foreign affairs. He has been a television and radio news commentator on both American and international media for more than a decade, discussing issues including global conflict resolution and international relations. Mr. Adams’ work promoting American exceptionalism has seen him recognized by governors across the country, and he has been awarded honorary status in Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Arkansas, South Carolina, Tennessee, Indiana, and presented commendations in Nevada, Missouri, and Arizona. Mr. Adams’ skills and accomplishments over the years as a political commentator, policy author, and educator position him well to serve as a Senior Advisor and the Special Presidential Envoy for American Tourism, Exceptionalism, and Values.

Born and raised in Australia, he holds a Bachelor of Teaching and a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications (majoring in Government & International Relations and Germanic Studies) from the University of Sydney, Australia. He is a Stage IV Neuroblastoma cancer survivor, diagnosed at the age of sixteen months. Mr. Adams speaks fluent German and Greek.

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Nick Adams (commentator) - Wikipedia

Nick Adams (born Nicholas Adamopoulos;[2] 5 September 1984) is an Australian-American conservative political commentator and author, who is currently the Special Presidential Envoy for American Tourism, Exceptionalism, and Values. He was nominated as United States Ambassador Nominee to Malaysia in July 2025, but was not renominated to the post for 2026.[3][4][5]

Adams came to public attention on 3 March 2017, when Donald Trump made favourable comments and tweets about his work, notably a tweet promoting Adams' book Green Card Warrior and a second tweet on 25 August 2017, promoting his book Retaking America.[6][7][8]

He is best known for his messaging of aggressively promoting Donald Trump and describing himself as an "alpha male".[9]

Early life and education

Adams was born in Sydney, Australia to a Greek Australian father and a German Australian mother.[10] Adams survived stage four neuroblastoma diagnosed at 16 months of age.[11] An American doctor diagnosed Adams, which he credits in part for his love of the United States.[9] He was raised in a strict household with parental expectations of being successful.[9] Adams said about his upbringing, "[when] I was 5 years old, [my father] began to treat me like an adult...He [did not] dumb things down for me, [did not] cut me any slack, he [did not] accept if I mispronounced a word or made a grammatical error, he held me to account."[9] Adams attended Trinity Grammar School and went on to attend the University of Sydney where he took degrees at both undergraduate and graduate level.[11][8]

Political career

Adams was elected to the Municipality of Ashfield council in 2004 on the ticket of Australia's main Conservative Party, the Liberal Party, for North Ward (comprising the area of Ashfield north of the railway and west of Parramatta Road).[12] In September 2005, at age 21, he was elected as deputy mayor, the youngest ever in Australia.[13][14][11][9] He did not live in Ashfield at the time of his election and used a loophole to bypass the requirement for local councillors in New South Wales to live in their council area.[15] In 2005, as Deputy Mayor, Adams put forward a motion to ban pigeons from the Municipality of Ashfield due to fears of the bird flu, but failed to explain how this plan would be implemented.[12][16] Adams also suggested that the municipality use a DNA-test to catch dog owners, who fail to clean up their dogs' droppings.[9] He was criticised for often missing council meetings because he was traveling the American speaking circuit as a motivational speaker.[12] His term as Deputy Mayor was for a single-year term, and he did not nominate for re-election for the following term in September 2006.[17]

In October 2006, Adams was "formally condemned by fellow Councillors after racking up thousands of dollars worth of phone calls and Cabcharges for personal benefit".[18] Mark Drury, a former member of the council, said that if Adams "didn't have a stunt, he wouldn't turn up to meetings".[9]

As a member of the Ashfield council, Adams denounced multiculturalism, saying "It creates groups and pockets of people that of course, then feel that there are certain elements of superiority and inferiority and I think that we need to be united".[19]

When Adams was a councillor, he privately expressed the goal of eventually becoming the Prime Minister of Australia.[9]

In 2009, the Liberal Party of Australia threatened to suspend Adams from the party for six months for conduct likely to "embarrass or cause damage to" the party during an altercation with Brett Mason, a journalist for Channel Ten - Mason was filming a report on Adams' absences from the council due to overseas travel when Adams confronted him, stating, "I would just like to say that Brett Mason is a [expletive] good-for-nothing [expletive]. Thank you."[12][19][20][8] However, Adams claims he resigned from the party before he could be suspended.[9] Adams resigned from Australian politics in 2012.[9]

In 2020, President Donald Trump appointed Adams to the Board of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.[21] Some members of the center's staff found Adams' presence on the board to be an "embarrassment".[9] Adams traveled with the centre's board to Israel in 2023.[9]

US Ambassador-designate to Malaysia

On 9 July 2025, Adams was nominated by President Donald Trump to be the next US Ambassador to Malaysia.[22][23][24] Adams' nomination was questioned by international media, including the South China Morning Post, which described the appointment as having "raised questions about Washington's commitment to continuity in its mission in Malaysia."[25] The Post characterized US–Malaysia relations as in a challenging period amidst the Gaza War and trade tensions as a result of Trump's tariffs.[25]

:{Parti Keadilan Rakyat's Youth International Relations Bureau's Arief Izuadin expressed concern about Adams' nomination, citing his extremist background.[26] Selangor Parti Islam SeMalaysia Youth Chief Mohamed Sukri Omar also made a statement advocating for Malaysia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to take a firm stance against the nomination.[26] Sukri also stated that "Nick Adams is not just a controversial figure:{. He openly spreads hatred towards Islam and supports the Zionist colonial regime without consideration...}:This appointment is an insult to the sensitivities of Malaysians. If the government remains silent or accepts this appointment, it will be seen as betraying the people's firm stance in supporting the Palestinian cause."[27]

Former Malaysian law minister Zaid Ibrahim and former health minister Khairy Jamaluddin have criticized the appointment saying Malaysia "should not be treated as a dumping ground for ideological firebrands and partisan." Zaid also added that Adams' nomination "would not be a gesture of goodwill-it would be an insult."[28] Former Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah said of Adams, "it would be good to have a U.S. ambassador who is very close to Trump... but you cannot compromise on certain principles."[29] The Sydney Morning Herald stated that Adams' appointment as ambassador "in Muslim-majority Malaysia has gone down, of course, like a lead balloon."[30] It was also reported that there were about 60 protestors outside the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur against this appointment.[31][32]}:

In February 2026, it was reported that Adams' nomination was dropped, at which time he claimed to have been 'promoted' to another, undisclosed role.[33][5] The decision to drop Adams was well received in Malaysia.[34]

On 17 March 2026, Adams was appointed by President Donald Trump to serve as Special Presidential Envoy for American Tourism, Exceptionalism, and Values.[35]

Political activism

Adams first visited the United States in 2009 as part of a speaking tour.[11]

In 2010, Adams was the PR consultant for The Halloween Institute, a march to make Halloween a public holiday in Australia. It was later revealed that those who protested were paid actors.[19]

Adams migrated to the United States in 2012.[12] He said that he migrated to America because "I love guns, hot dogs, chicken fried steak, barbecue, cheerleaders, American football, small town parades, beauty pageants, pick-up trucks, muscle cars and 16-lane freeways lined with supersized American flags". Adams works as a motivational speaker and conservative activist. He has said that his fascination with the American political system led him to promoting American ideals.[11] Then-Texas Governor Rick Perry crowned Adams an "honorary Texan" prior to a speech in 2013.[19]

In 2016, Adams founded a non-profit Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness (FLAG) that promotes American exceptionalism in schools.[11] Adams, in conjunction with FLAG and former interns for Antonin Scalia, has produced and distributed kid-friendly versions of the American constitution that promote constitutional rights and originalism.[19]

Adams was an early supporter of Donald Trump. In March 2016, Adams appeared on Fox News and predicted Trump would "absolutely pulverise Hillary Clinton".[9] He was a surrogate for Donald Trump's 2020 presidential campaign.[36] After the 2020 election, Adams promoted the false claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump.[37] Adams was named a surrogate for Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.[9]

In addition to appearing on Fox News and other conservative media outlets, Adams has been a columnist for Townhall and a "Centennial Institute Policy Fellow" at Colorado Christian University.[19]

Followers of Adams are nicknamed "Nads".[9]

Political views

Adams opposes education regarding LGBTQ topics in schools and said that only a bad parent would take their children to see a drag queen show.[38] LGBTQ Nation, an online news magazine, has alleged Adams' apparent hypocrisy on this topic as he has suggested taking children to Hooters.[38]

On his Twitter account, Adams posted against alleged efforts to "teach Islam in schools" and described those expressing solidarity with Palestinians as supporters of terrorism.[29] In 2024, Adams posted on Twitter: "If you don't stand with Israel, you stand with terrorists!"[39]

Rhetorical style

Adams is known for his use of social media and has been described as a "Twitter troll".[40] On Twitter, he has described himself as a "wildly successful alpha male", claimed that Donald Trump has "a better backhand than Roger Federer" and said "raise your children to be like Kid Rock and Kyle Rittenhouse, NOT Taylor Swift and Harry Styles!"[40][41][42]

:{Luke Winkie, writing for Slate, said that beginning in 2022, "I and a great number of other people outside of [Adams'] target demographic have noticed a fascinating shift in Adams' Twitter verbiage—one that reveals the faintest hint that maybe, just maybe, this has all been a bit."[43] Winkie stated he came to this conclusion after seeing Adams' obsessive tweets about Hooters, as well as his tweets regarding having a "foursome with the boys" (Adams contests that the foursome is in regard to golfing partners).[43] Calling Adams "a mystery that nobody can solve", Winkie hypothesised that he is actually a far-right Republican, but as the popularity of Donald Trump has declined, Adams found it beneficial to be a "weird, self-reflexive, tongue-in-cheek interpretation of [Trumpism]".[43]

Adams also sells "Alpha Male"–branded merchandise including hats, shirts and mugs, which may reveal that profit is behind Adams' alleged routine.[43] Ben Terris writing in The Washington Post said that Adams' routine of "MAGA manhood is so over-the-top, so uncanny that it almost seems like performance art".[9] Adams' hired security guard has compared him to Andy Kaufman, a comedian known for never breaking character.[9]}:

However, a number of figures have defended Adams and said that his rhetoric is serious. Isaac Smith, a Board Member for the D.C. Young Republicans, said that he believes Adams is "sincere" and he is "taking things that are real and playing them up to the nth degree". Tex Fischer, a Republican strategist, has said Adams "really likes winding people up" and rehashed story of Adams going out to dinner with a chapter president of Turning Point USA and introducing him to the waitress as a famous porn star in a voice audible enough for the whole restaurant to hear. Fischer argues Adams is not playing a character because "he is a character".[9] In an interview with The Washington Post, Adams said "This is not a character...This is not a bit. It's not trolling. Anyone who thinks this is not me, that I don't eat steak, that I don't drink ice-cold domestics, that I don't repel woke beer, they're wrong. They're absolutely wrong".[9]

Adams is prone to telling stories that are unlikely to be true, but present Trump in a positive light.[9] For instance, Adams posted a story on Twitter in 2024 about "two attractive college educated Latina career women", who "disliked Biden's [State of the Union] speech, and [stated] that they miss President Trump". The women then went on to praise Adams' muscles and then a "crowd had gathered to cheer me on...the sound of my masculine grunts broken only by the two [women] counting my reps in unison".[9] Adams has defended these posts saying that his "stories are true stories".[9]

Personal life

Adams has never been married or had children. He became an American citizen in 2021.[9]

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Nick Adams, President Donald Trump's pick to be the United States ambassador to Malaysia, is being criticized by both Malaysians as well as career diplomats.

CNN aired a report Thursday on Adams' misogynistic remarks, saying "no matter how much woke feminists and betas want to neuter me, they can't and won't."

Adams "self commandments" include: "Success is a low maintenance woman, not just a hot one. The denial of sex by a male is the most alpha act." Consider marrying women from cultures that respect and honor men. Never show vulnerability. Teach boys to be men before the world teaches them to be women."

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The report also noted that Trump called Adams his "good friend," wrote the foreword to the book, saying, "He knows that to educate, you have to entertain. He's the kind of person I would always look to hire at my many businesses, because his work ethic equals his moral responsibility and faith in God."

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Kylie Atwood, CNN's national security correspondent who prepared the report, said, "When it comes to career diplomats that I spoke with, they were really stunned by this nomination, both because of Adams' inexperience diplomatically and these controversial comments."

The report further said that Malaysians have taken to the streets against Adams' nomination due to their opposition to his pro-Israel stance. A protestor told CNN: "How do we dialogue with someone who's reckless, who's obnoxious and arrogant? Like how he has displayed or carried himself."

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After the attempted assassination (https://www.nationalreview.com/news/explosives-found-in-car-of-would-be-trump-assassin-thomas-matthew-crooks/?utm_source=onesignal&utm_medium=push&utm_campaign=article) of Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday afternoon, July 13, a long list of prominent Democrats — including President Joe Biden, former President Barack Obama and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-California) — forcefully condemned the attack, emphasizing that such violence has no place in U.S. politics.

Regardless, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) — once a scathing critic of Trump but now a devoted loyalist and possible running mate — blamed Democrats for the assassination attempt. Some other Republicans have pointed the finger at Democrats as well.

During an MSNBC segment on July 14, national security reporter Ken Dilanian warned that the Proud Boys and other far-right extremist groups have responded to the attack by calling for a civil war.

READ MORE: See it: Blood-stained Trump whisked off stage by Secret Service after apparent gunshots at rally (https://www.alternet.org/trump-blood-secret-service/)

Dilanian told his colleague Kate Snow (https://youtu.be/eYfvEBLDohI), "Several Republican members of Congress have directly blamed President Biden, the Democrats and the media for the assassination attempt. They claim it was a result of overheated rhetoric about Trump and part of a campaign to jeopardize his safety. So, for example, Georgia Republican Congressman Mike Collins posted, quote, 'Joe Biden sent the orders.'"

Dilanian continued, "And Trump campaign surrogate Nick Adams posted, on social media, quote, 'Joe Biden's rhetoric is directly responsible. There can be no discussion. This is a fact.'"

The that although Democrats have "called Donald Trump an authoritarian and a threat to democracy," they "have never hinted that violence was an appropriate response to that."

Dilanian explained (https://youtu.be/eYfvEBLDohI), vid?]

"After this shooting, Democrats, including President Biden, have condemned it in the strongest possible terms, and they've called this political violence a threat to democracy…. And experts are worried that this kind of rhetoric increases the risk of more violence."

READ MORE:'I don't want to go down that road': Lindsey Graham ducks question on JD Vance’s rhetoric (https://www.alternet.org/Bank/lindsey-graham-jd-vance/?utm_source=push_notifications)

The MSNBC reporter warned that according to national security experts, "extremists" are "seizing on this incident.

"Telegram channels for branches of the Proud Boys militia group have been calling for civil war and violence,"Dilanian told Snow (https://youtu.be/eYfvEBLDohI). "According to Advance Democracy — that's an NGO that tracks this stuff — a user on one forum wrote that the Democratic National Committee, RINOs, and the feds, quote, 'should all be hung in the streets of D.C.' And users on a pro-Trump platform, Patriots.Win, are calling for violence and civil war. One user wrote, 'War now. They don't want to live and let live.' Some really dangerous rhetoric coursing around out there, Kate."

Dilanian observed that although some members of Congress are trying to calm the situation down, "flame-throwing politicians" are "not doing that at all."

"As long as there is some group of people who are throwing gasoline on the fire,"](https://youtu.be/eYfvEBLDohI), "there are sort of a group of deranged individuals out there that are listening to it, paying close attention, and think they are essentially in a civil war."

READ MORE:Historian recalls bipartisan unity after 1981 Reagan assassination attempt: 'We came together' (https://www.alternet.org/beschloss-trump-assassination-attempt/)

Watch the full video below or at this link (https://www.alternet.org/ken-delanian-trump-proud-boys/).

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nick Adams (born Nicholas Adamopoulos) is an Australian-born American conservative political commentator and author.

Adams came to public attention on March 3, 2017, when Donald Trump made favorable comments and tweets about his work, notably a tweet promoting Adam's book Green Card Warrior[1] and a second tweet on August 25, 2017 promoting his book Retaking America.[2][3]

Early life and education[

Adams' father is a Greek Australian.[4] Adams survived childhood cancer diagnosed at 16 months of age.[5]

Adams went to university at the University of Sydney.[5][3]

Career[

Adams was elected to the Municipality of Ashfield council in 2004 on the Young Liberals ticket.[6] At age 21, he was elected as deputy mayor.[5] He was elected under a loophole which allowed Adams as a non-resident to run for elections.[7] He was criticized for often missing council meetings because he was traveling the American speaking circuit as a motivational speaker.[6] In October 2006, Adams was "formally condemned by fellow Councillors after racking up thousands of dollars worth of phone calls and Cabcharges for personal benefit."[8]

In 2009, he was given a six-month suspension from the Liberal Party of Australia for conduct deemed likely to "embarrass or cause damage to" the Party during an altercation with Brett Mason, a journalist for Channel Ten who was filming a report on Mr Adams' absences from the council due to overseas travel when Adams confronted him, stating, "I would just like to say that Brett Mason is a [expletive] good-for-nothing [expletive]. Thank you."[6][9][10][3]

Adams denounced multiculturalism, saying "It creates groups and pockets of people that of course, then feel that there are certain elements of superiority and inferiority and I think that we need to be united."[9]

In addition to appearing on Fox News and other conservative media outlets, Adams has been a columnist for Townhall.com and a "Centennial Institute Policy Fellow" at Colorado Christian University.

Bibliography

Adams, Nick (2014). The American Boomerang: How the World's Greatest 'Turnaround' Nation Will Do It Again. WorldNetDaily (WND) Books. ISBN 978-1936488841.

Adams, Nick (2016). Green Card Warrior: My Quest for Legal Immigration in an Illegals' System. New York, New York: Post Hill Press. ISBN 978-1682613054.[1]

Adams, Nick (2017). Retaking America: Crushing Political Correctness. New York, New York: Post Hill Press. ISBN 978-1682614211.

Adams, Nick; Erikson, Dave (2017). The Case Against the Establishment. New York, New York: Post Hill Press. ISBN 978-1682614747.

Adams, Nick (2019). Class Dismissed: Why College Isn't the Answer. New York, New York: Post Hill Press. ISBN 978-1642930689.

Adams, Nick (2020). Trump and Churchill: Defenders of Western Civilization. New York, New York: Post Hill Press. p. 224. ISBN 978-1642934694.[Reference

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Nick Adams is a Presidential Appointee in the Trump Administration, a four-time best-selling author, motivational speaker, television commentator, business innovator, and Stage IV cancer survivor. He has inspired tens of thousands of K-12 students, and motivated hundreds of thousands about the greatness of American opportunity.

Nick Adams is a Presidential Appointee in the Trump Administration, a four-time best-selling author, motivational speaker, television commentator, business innovator, and Stage IV cancer survivor. He has inspired tens of thousands of K-12 students, and motivated hundreds of thousands about the greatness of American opportunity.

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Jun 29, 2021Conservative political commentator and author Nick Adams, who shot to fame after former president Donald Trump tweeted about his books, has now come under fire for criticizing veteran actress Whoopi Goldberg. Adams was lambasted by netizens for his problematic tweet about the Oscar-winning actress.

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(June 2020) Nick Adams (born Nicholas Adamopoulos) is an Australian-born American conservative political commentator and author.

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About Our Founder — Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness

Nick Adams is a Presidential appointee, four-time best-selling author, motivational speaker, television commentator, and Stage IV cancer survivor. He is also one of the fastest-growing and furthest reaching social media influencers in conservative politics today, reaching millions of patriots across the country with his commentary and opinions.

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About | America First Policy Institute

The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-partisan research institute. AFPI exists to advance policies that put the American people first. Our guiding principles are liberty, free enterprise, national greatness, American military superiority, foreign-policy engagement in the American interest, and the primacy of American workers, families, and communities in all ...

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About Nick

Nick Adams is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor with over 35 years’ experience in the construction industry in UK, Brunei, South East Asia, Mainland China, Macau and Hong Kong. Nick has broad industry exposure including building, civil engineering, infrastructure, utilities and mechanical/electrical services projects and has experience of a variety of construction contracts including standard and bespoke forms in use in both the public and private sectors.

Nick specialises in dispute resolution and the provision of expert quantum advice, reports and evidence for litigation, arbitration, mediation and adjudication and provides independent expert witness assistance, reports and oral evidence for both claimants and respondents. He was first appointed as a Quantum Expert in 1999 and has since been appointed by clients from both the employer and the contracting side of the industry on numerous significant commissions.

Recent appointments include the provision of written and oral evidence in a significant foundations dispute arbitrated in Hong Kong and assisting a ‘blue-chip’ client with preparations for mediation on a substantial civil engineering dispute. Nick has also been extensively involved in claims preparation, defence and management on behalf of contractors, sub-contractors and employer bodies and provides assistance and advice related to measurement, claims for and valuation of variations, loss and expense costs and related issues.

Nick also advises on contractual matters, contract administration and disputes resolution procedures and is experienced in leading and managing teams involved with claims and disputes, handling and controlling dispute resolution procedures including formulating strategies, briefing and liaising with legal advisors and achieving targeted settlements.

Nick is an approved Dispute Resolution Advisor for the Joint Management Committee of the Hong Kong Construction Association and the Architectural Services Department in Hong Kong. He is also an approved Dispute Avoidance and Resolution Advisor with the Hong Kong Housing Authority and has been appointed as Dispute Resolution Advisor on a number of Government contracts.

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right-wing media are using clips from Joe Rogan’s recent interview with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to revive the Hunter Biden laptop conspiracy theory and to falsely claim that the FBI is conspiring against conservatives.

During an August 25interview for Spotify’sThe Joe Rogan Experiencepodcast, Zuckerberg stated that outside fact-checkers were used to validate the efficacy of the Hunter Biden laptop story in its early days, and allowed information relating to Hunter Biden, the laptop, and related content to be shared while that determination was being made. However, he said that Meta did move the laptop story further down its internal news feed to minimize interactions in the meantime:[pix/vid]

zuckerberg acknowledged during the interview that this tactic ran the risk of suppressing potentially factual information. That said, the story of Hunter Biden’s laptop is still full of holes two years later. 

When the laptop story first leaked just before the 2020 election, information on it was largely suppressed on Twitter due to suspicion surrounding the source of the information less than three weeks out from a presidential election. While some of the data on the laptop is considered legitimate two years later, much of it is still difficult to authenticate to this day due to it changing hands so many times, leaving room for outside interference and misinformation.

However, those facts have not stopped right-wing media from accusing Facebook of directly colluding with the FBI to suppress the story, even though that is not remotely close to Zuckerberg’s admission that Meta somewhat based its guidance on an FBI warning about potential election misinformation.

Accusations have gotten so bad that both Meta and the FBI released statements.Meta clarified that “nothing about the Hunter Biden laptop story is new. … The FBI shared general warnings about foreign interference - nothing specific about Hunter Biden.” The FBI’s statement read similarly, stating that the bureau only shared general threat indicators with Meta.

Neither those statements, nor the actual holes in the laptop story, have stopped right-wing media outlets from continuing to baselessly accuse the FBI of coordinating with Facebook to suppress information on Hunter Biden’s laptop, thereby winning the 2020 election for Joe Biden.

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April 18, 2019

Class Dismissed

Nick Adams argued that young people can achieve the American Dream without going to college.

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Nick Adams is the Founder and Executive Director of The Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness (FLAG) (www.flagusa.org), an organization dedicated to promoting American exceptionalism and combating anti-Americanism worldwide. He is also a best-selling author, columnist and commentator.

Adams has appeared on virtually every major television and radio program, including The O’Reilly Factor, Fox & Friends, The Sean Hannity Show, The Laura Ingraham Show, The Hugh Hewitt Show, The Glenn Beck Program, 700 Club, The Dennis Prager Show, and hundreds more.

He is a columnist for Townhall.com and Townhall Finance, and serves as a Centennial Institute Policy Fellow at Colorado Christian University. His work has been published in newspapers around the world such as The Washington Examiner and The Korea Times, and online at Fox News, Daily Caller, Breitbart, The Blaze, Jewish World Review and elsewhere.

Gov. Rick Perry appointed him an Honorary Texan in 2013.

Adams’ acclaimed book, The American Boomerang (2014), was endorsed by The National Review, The Heritage Foundation, The Washington Examiner and The Dartmouth Review. Individual endorsements include Gov. Mike Huckabee, Chuck Norris, Dr Ben Carson, Glenn Beck, Dick Morris, and Col. Allen West.

In the United States, he has spoken at conventions, corporate meetings, military bases, universities, high schools and churches, in more than 25 states. Abroad, he has given major addresses in several countries, including England, Germany and South Korea.

He is a survivor of childhood cancer, given at the age of sixteen months, just a five percent chance of survival. Adams earned both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the University of Sydney. He was publicly elected the youngest Deputy Mayor in Australian history in Sydney, at the age of twenty-one. He is fluent in German.

His website is www.nickadamsinamerica.com.

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CampusReform.org's Editor-in-Chief Caleb Bonham joined Fox & Friends this morning to discuss flag banning at the University of California, Irvine.

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Earlier this week, the Associated Students of the University of California, Irvine (ASUCI) passes a legislation the decreed that flags from any nation should not be hung  on the walls of the ASUCI lobby. The purpose of passing this legislation was to make sure that all students should feel welcomed in the ASUCI office regardless of their nationality. However, in January 2015, the American flag was hung in one of the ASUCI offices. This sparked a lot of tension within the student government and called unnecessary attention to the University of California, Irvine (UCI) campus through local media corporations....

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FLAG BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Nick Adams,

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Born and raised in Australia, Nick Adams immigrated to America in 2016, with the United States government recognizing his ‘extraordinary ability’.

Nick’s first challenge came at sixteen months. He was diagnosed with Stage IV Neuroblastoma (a rare form of childhood cancer), and given just a five percent chance of survival. He defied the odds, with a tenacity that would become a hallmark of his life.

This early adversity indelibly shaped his life. As Nick wrote: “It taught me to hope. It taught me to dream. That anything is possible. That no hurdle is too high, no burden too great and no obstacle insurmountable. That every day I breathe is a day that I am in credit, and I won’t let a second go to waste.”

Since these early trials, Nick has been blessed with great success in life.

He attended the University of Sydney, earning both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. While studying, he was publicly elected the youngest Deputy Mayor in Australian history in Sydney, at the age of twenty-one.

Drawn from a young age to the United States, Nick visited America for the first time in the summer of 2009. Since that time, he has spoken at conventions, corporate meetings, military bases, universities, high schools and churches, in more than 25 states. Abroad, he has given major addresses in several countries, including England, Germany and South Korea. He speaks fluent German and Greek.

Nick is a best-selling author, columnist and commentator, all achieved before he turned 30. He has appeared on virtually every major television and radio program, including The O’Reilly Factor, Fox & Friends, The Sean Hannity Show, The Laura Ingraham Show, The Hugh Hewitt Show, The Glenn Beck Program, 700 Club, The Dennis Prager Show, and hundreds more. Read More…

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Vice President

Based in San Diego, John M. Rogitz is a registered patent attorney specializing in high tech areas including computer software, consumer electronics, and medical devices. He also writes for two prominent intellectual property publications and regularly appears as a lecturer on intellectual property at a local university. Before practicing patent law, John was engaged in civil litigation at a San Diego-based law firm.       Read More…

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Carol Elmore,

Secretary/Treasurer

Carol has three children, five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. They are her joy. Carol has spent a lifetime working in non-profit finance, and it is highlighted by 12 years of service with Bill Glass’ BEHIND THE WALLS, a Christian ministry bringing the Gospel to the incarcerated. She is a proud Texan.

FLAG ADVISORY COUNCIL

Edwin J. Feulner

Founder, The Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C.

Edwin J. Feulner’s leadership as president of The Heritage Foundation transformed the think tank from a small policy shop into America’s powerhouse of conservative ideas.

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Pete Hegseth

Fox News, Saint Paul, Minnesota

Pete Hegseth joined the FOX News Channel (FNC) in 2014 and currently serves as a contributor, providing analysis and commentary across FNC’s daytime and primetime programming.

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Dennis Prager

Nationally-syndicated radio host and columnist, Los Angeles, California

Dennis Prager is one of America’s most respected radio talk show hosts. Fiercely independent, Prager’s opinions, intellect, and integrity have influenced millions of lives.

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Lt. Col. Allen West

President and CEO of the National Center for Policy Analysis, Dallas, Texas

Allen West was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia in the same neighborhood where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once preached. He is the third of four generations of military.

John Sullivan

Movie Producer

John Sullivan is is one of the most successful independent filmmakers of the last decade as a writer, director and producer.

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Charlie Kirk

Founder and Executive Director, Turning Point USA, Chicago, Illinois

Charlie Kirk is the Founder and Executive Director of Turning Point USA, a national student movement dedicated to educating, empowering, and mobilizing young people.

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Caleb Bonham

Co-Founder of D/CO, and former editor-in-chief of Campus Reform

Caleb Bonham is co-founder of D/CO. Bonham is a Colorado native and national political commentator with a wealth of experience in strategic communications.

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Edwin S. Taylor

Chairman, The Citadel Republican Society, The Military College of South Carolina

Edwin S. Taylor, known as “Eddie” to his friends, is currently a Board Member for Patriots Point Development Authority having been recommended to the SC Governor.

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FLAG is a group of pro-American leaders, with a proven record of effectively exposing anti-Americanism.

Several of the FLAG team have been leaders within America’s greatest conservative organizations, including:

During their careers, our personnel have been involved in identifying and targeting anti-Americanism on campus, in the media, and on the world stage. Here are just a few examples:

-targeting professors and students at the University of California who sought to ban American flags on campus

Here are recent examples of the type of anti-American hate FLAG stands to fight:

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