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Patriot.TV and its Growing Influence:

The Network

It’s not often that a new broadcast news network rises seemingly out of thin air to land itself square in the middle of map occupied by powerhouses such as Fox, CNBC, CNN, and other behemoths. But that is what has just happened with Conservative Media and Journalisms’ wholly owned Patriot.TV trading under the symbol CBMJ.

But what appears to have suddenly shown up out of nowhere is actually the creation of some of the country’s most respected and accomplished individuals who are banding together to provide unfiltered content aimed directly at those who love and respect America and are dissatisfied with the extremely bias propaganda machines of party-controlled media.

The Team

We’re talking heavy hitters here such as General Michael Flynn who recently joined the Board of Directors and has been bringing in a plethora of top political commentators and supporters. Flynn was the 18th Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, and later the 24th U.S. National Security Advisor overseeing all branches of national Intelligence and Direct Advisor to the President. General Flynn also went on the campaign trail with Donald Trump and was one of three finalists to be named the Vice President of the United States. Many consider him to be a potential 2024 running mate and/or a serious contender as the nominee for the 2028 Presidential election. Flynn is currently on a sold out 33-city tour promoting his movie titled “Flynn – Deliver the Truth. Whatever The Cost” and CBMJ’s Patriot.TV. Michael also hosts his own show on the Patriot.TV network “Inside The SCIF”.

Just a week after General Flynn’s appointment, Brannon Howse, a renowned broadcaster, was named President and COO of Patriot.TV’s innovative broadcast network. Brannon, who previously collaborated with MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell to launch Lindell-TV, is now focused on developing Patriot.TV as his third successful media venture.

Immediately following, former US Congressman and syndicated broadcaster Jason Lewis joined Patriot.TV as a prime-time host on the network. This move was not only recognized throughout political news circles but caught the direct attention of the official Biden campaign center who attacked Lewis in a series of tweets further propelling Lewis and Patriot.TV into the mainstream medias spotlight.

Strong Financials

CBMJ itself has already reported dramatic financial improvements causing positive shareholder equity. Compare that to the massive losses and other struggles by Trump backed “Truth Social”.

The host list and other backers has quickly increased rounding out a full lineup of shows produced daily providing the most current insights and unfiltered commentary.

Do to the dramatic rise to relevancy in the media world and increasing amount of support from industry leaders and hardworking Americans, we believe that Patriot.TV is still in its infancy and that it will continue to grow and become a true voice on a global scale.

Investors are starting to take notice of CBMJ and it undoubtedly will not be “Under The Radar” for long.

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