Confronting tyranny to protect our natural human rights and improve the human condition.
"The answer is, unequivocally, yes."
— U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew M. Edison
"In this case, the video speaks for itself. Pulliam walked up to the press conference as directed by an FBCSO employee. Before the press conference even began, Fagan ordered Pulliam's removal without offering a justification that survives strict scrutiny. As such, Fagan is not entitled to qualified immunity. A trial as to Fagan's liability on this claim is unnecessary. A jury should determine only the quantum of damages that Fagan owes to Pulliam."
— U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew M. EdisonJustin Pulliam is an investigative journalist and open records expert based in South Texas. Through Corruption Report on YouTube, he documents government overreach, police misconduct, and the stories the establishment press won't cover.
He came to this work as a skeptic. He got a police scanner. He started listening. "It didn't match up." He started showing up on scene. What he found changed everything. He has been filming, documenting, and publishing ever since — without corporate backing, without institutional protection, and without stopping.
His method is simple: he monitors scanners, drives to where things are happening, and documents what he sees. Welfare checks. City council hearings. Press conferences. FOIA battles. He doesn't just film — he intervenes. He helps people. He follows up. He treats every person he encounters as someone the public deserves to know about.
His reporting doesn't just document — it produces results. Corrupt officials removed. Criminal charges dismissed. Federal courts on the record that every American with a camera is protected press. His cases have been studied by academic researchers as landmark developments in the law of digital journalism.
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"This fight is not one in Washington — it is one in local politics, in your backyard. Your freedom, your children's freedom, is bound by our freedom. Justin and I cannot walk alone."
— Kelsey Pulliam, courthouse steps, morning of trialJustin has no newsroom, no corporate backing, and no advertiser telling him which stories to kill. Every dollar goes directly to keeping a camera pointed at power. Choose how you want to help.
