Kenny Meiselas, the father of the three brothers who founded the MeidasTouch group, was introduced to his current wife by Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, a.k.a. Puff Daddy, the hip hop mogul now accused of sexual assault and sex trafficking.
Meiselas — whose sons Ben, Brett, and Jordy started the “bloodbath” hoax and are described by Joe Biden’s White House as the “front lines” of the campaign against Donald Trump — is a celebrity attorney and has worked with Combs for decades.
Combs reportedly played a highly active role in pairing him with Beth Katz Meiselas, a publicist to the likes of Jennifer Lopez. He took the attorney shopping for Cartier sunglasses and Versace suits to help make the match.
Combs also played a crucial role in paving the way for Ben Meiselas, Kenny’s son from a previous marriage, to enter politics. He took the younger Meiselas on as an intern, where he worked with Combs’s team on a voter registration drive in 2004 and attended the Democratic convention.
Ben eventually parlayed this nepotistic posting into an internship with then-Senator Hillary Clinton.
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Kenny Meiselas, the father of the three brothers who founded the MeidasTouch group, was introduced to his current wife by Sean 'Diddy' Combs, a.k.a. Puff Daddy, the hip hop mogul now accused of sexual assault and sex trafficking.
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Former National Security Advisor and noted warmonger John Bolton made an appearance on MeidasTouch Network, the media organization behind the Trump ‘bloodbath‘ hoax. The Biden campaign promoted the appearance on social media.
During a softball interview with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs associate Ben Meiselas that was shared by the official Biden-Harris HQ account on X, formerly Twitter, Bolton asserted that former President Donald Trump poses a threat to U.S. national security.
“The basic problem is he’s not really fit to be president,” Bolton claimed. “When you come to trying to make decisions on national security issues, he’s not focused on what’s at stake for the United States, what our options are, how we can protect our interests.”
However, Bolton’s characterizations of Trump are at odds with the former President’s foreign policy record. While in office, Trump made historic advancements for peace in the Middle East and took steps to normalize relations with North Korea, both opportunities that the Biden regime has squandered. The former President also took steps to revolutionize the U.S. relationship with NATO, arguing that other members must pay more for the common defense — a position that has been taken up and supported by several NATO states in light of the Russo-Ukraine War.
Fmr. Trump National Security Advisor John Bolton: Trump is not fit to be president. He sees everything through the prism of how does this benefit Trump. When it comes to national security, he's not focused on what's at stake for the United States pic.twitter.com/Z8TGf5zJPO
Former National Security Advisor and noted warmonger John Bolton made an appearance on MeidasTouch Network, the media organization behind the Trump 'bloodbath' hoax. The Biden campaign promoted the appearance on social media.
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Editor’s Notes
Behind-the-scenes political intrigue exclusively for Pulse+ subscribers.
Music mogul and rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs is currently embroiled in multiple civil lawsuits alleging sex trafficking, sexual abuse, and rape. Federal agents with U.S. Homeland Security conducted raids on the rapper’s residences in Los Angeles and Miami on March 25 as part of the investigation. Combs, 54, has refuted all allegations, with his legal team describing the lawsuits as opportunistic attempts for monetary gain.
Combs faces accusations involving at least five women and one man.
CASANDRA ‘CASSIE’ VENTURA.
Last year, singer Casandra Ventura filed a lawsuit alleging that she was beaten, raped, and sex-trafficked by Combs on multiple occasions spanning a decade. She alleged the abuse began soon after they met. Combs signed Ventura to his label in 2005. She was 19, and he was 37. Ventura claimed that when she tried to end their relationship in 2018, Combs forced his way into her home and raped her.
RODNEY ‘LIL ROD’ JONES.
In February, music producer Rodney Jones filed a lawsuit against Combs, alleging he was “subjected to unwanted advances by associates of Diddy at his direction.” Jones worked for Combs from September 2022 to November 2023. He claims that during that time, Combs sexually harassed, drugged, and threatened him. Jones’s suit also alleges that Combs hosted “sex-trafficking parties” featuring underage girls and illegaldrugs.
JOIE DICKERSON-NEAL.
Dickerson-Neal filed a lawsuit in November 2023 alleging that Combs drugged and sexually assaulted her and secretly recorded the assault. The alleged assault occurred in 1991 when Dickerson-Neal was a college student. After “reluctantly” agreeing to go out to dinner with Combs on January 3, 1991, Dickerson-Neal alleges she was drugged, “resulting in her being in a physical state where she could not independently stand or walk.”
JANE DOE 1.
Also, in November 2023, an anonymous plaintiff filed a lawsuit against Combs, accusing him and singer-songwriter Aaron Hall of raping her and her friend in 1990 or 1991. The plaintiff alleges that after being invited by the two men to an afterparty, she “was offered more drinks and was coerced into having sex with Combs.” She then discovered that her friend was “forced to have sex with Combs and Hall in another room,” according to the suit. Days later, the lawsuit alleges, Combs visited the plaintiff and her friend at their residence, where he became angry “and began assaulting and choking Jane Doe to the point that she passed out.”
JANE DOE 2.
In December of 2023, another anonymous plaintiff accused Combs of drugging and gang-raping her in 2003 when she was just 17 years old. The plaintiff alleges she was plied with drugs and alcohol at his New York studio before Combs and two of his associates raped her. Her suit accuses Combs of engaging in a “sex trafficking scheme” in which she was flown to New York on a private jet from her home in Michigan.
THE MEIDAS TOUCH?
Kenny Meiselas, longtime attorney for Combs, is the father of Ben, Brett, and Jordan Meiselas, the brothers who founded MeidasTouch Network, a White-House linked media organization that created the Trump ‘bloodbath‘ hoax. Ben Meiselas got his start in politics by interning for Combs, who was involved in pro-Democrat get-out-the-vote efforts at the time. The extent to which the Meiselas patriarch — or his son Ben — knew of Combs’s alleged sex trafficking schemes and rapes is unknown.
Combs is at least the third individual connected with MeidasTouch Network to be associated with alleged sexual crimes. The media organization was funded by the Lincoln Project, which was co-founded by accused sexual predator John Weaver. MeidasTouch Network also receives funding from Reid Hoffman, the E. Jean Carroll megadonor, a personal friend of Jeffrey Epstein, and a guest at Epstein’s notorious private island.
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Music mogul and rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs is currently embroiled in multiple civil lawsuits alleging sex trafficking, sexual abuse, and rape. Federal agents with U.S. Homeland Security conducted raids on the rapper's residences in Los Angeles and Miami on March 25 as part of the investigation. Combs, 54, has refuted all allegations, with his legal team describing the lawsuits as opportunistic attempts for monetary gain.
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MeidasTouch Network, the news outlet responsible for the “bloodbath” hoax, took tens of thousands of dollars from the controversial Lincoln Project group when it was still establishing itself.
The White House-linked network received $42,000 from the Lincoln Project, a supposedly conservative organization, in 2021-22, when it was still a Democrat PAC.
The Lincoln Project was founded in 2019 by John Weaver, who worked on the presidential campaigns of John McCain and John Kasich. It styled itself as a torchbearer of traditional Republicanism, opposed to Donald Trump and his America First agenda.
It was soon mired in scandal, however, after over 20 young males, including a 14-year-old, came forward to accuse Weaver of sexually harassing or grooming them.
The Lincoln Project would eventually acknowledge its co-founder, a married man, was “a predator, a liar, and an abuser.”
Weaver also signed a $350,000 contract with Rosatom, the Russian state-owned nuclear energy corporation, to lobby against sanctions in the same year he founded the Lincoln Project.
He backed out of the contract only after reports emerged he had registered as a Foreign Agent — but the episode has not stopped the Lincoln Project from repeatedly accusing Trump of being a Russian asset.
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MeidasTouch Network, the news outlet responsible for the "bloodbath" hoax, took tens of thousands of dollars from the controversial Lincoln Project group when it was still establishing itself.
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Authentic Brands Group, owner of Sports Illustrated, is suing MeidasTouch parent company Arena Group — and its controversial part owner, Manoj Bhargava — for $48.75 million plus damages for copyright and trademark infringements.
The 51-page lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on Monday, alleges Bhargava “repeatedly ‘opted for lawlessness’ in his dealings with Sports Illustrated, deliberately missing payments to license the magazine and interfering with its new operator,'” The New York Times reports. The lawsuit claims that “In less than five months, Bhargava’s new venture not only crashed and burned, but almost took SI down along with it.”
According to the lawsuit, Bhargava — the inventor of 5-Hour Energy — assumed control of Arena Group, Sports Illustrated‘s publisher, after buying up its debt and obtaining an ownership stake in the company. The lawsuit claims that Bhargava then ousted Arena Group’s former CEO, Ross Levinsohn, and installed his own loyalists to run the company. Arena Group had a preexisting deal with Authentic Brands Group to pay a $15 million annual fee for the license to publish Sports Illustrated. Bhargava allegedly skipped the payment this year and refused to pay a $45 million termination fee to Authentic Brands Group after it revoked Arena Group’s license for the magazine. The lawsuit says Bhargava threatened to “go nuclear” in response to Authentic Brands Group’s demands.
In March, Levinsohn filed his own suit against Bhargava, accusing him of “deliberately breaking contracts as part of a convoluted union-busting plan.” Levinsohn’s suit alleges that one of Bhargava’s first moves after assuming control of Arena was to request the Sports Illustrated swimsuit models tour his offices.
Bhargava and Arena Group also own MediasTouch Network, the controversial White-House-linked ‘pro-democracy’ news network responsible for the Trump “bloodbath” hoax.
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Authentic Brands Group, owner of Sports Illustrated, is suing MeidasTouch parent company Arena Group — and its controversial part owner, Manoj Bhargava — for $48.75 million plus damages for copyright and trademark infringements.
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Ben Meiselas, one of the three Meiselas brothers who founded the White House-linked MeidasTouch Network responsible for the “bloodbath” hoax among others, started his career by interning for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, the hip hop mogul now under investigation for allegedly running a Jeffrey Epstein-style sex trafficking operation.
Combs, also known as ‘Puff Daddy’ and ‘P. Diddy’, is a longtime client of the Meiselas brothers’ father, Kenny Meiselas, a celebrity attorney who has also represented the likes of Lady Gaga, Lizzo, and Nicki Minaj.
Through this nepotistic connection, Ben Meiselas gained an internship at Combs’s Bad Boy Records, though he claimed in a 2018 interview that he “started at the bottom.”
“I was the first one to get in every morning, and he would send me on every possible errand. I’d be helping his assistants get ready for an event and I’d hear things like ‘That’s not the Diddy spoon!’” Meiselas said, adding that the experience taught him “to be a perfectionist and gave me insight into leadership.”
The internship with Combs, who attended Meiselas’s bar mitzvah, ultimately gave Meiselas his “entrée into politics,” according to Variety.
“In 2004 Puff led the ‘Vote or Die’ [voter-registration and awareness] campaign at MTV, and my role morphed from intern-gopher to working with his team on those events,” Meiselas explained. “I attended the Democratic convention that year, and through it all I developed a real love for politics.”
Meiselas went on to intern for then-Senator Hillary Clinton.
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Ben Meiselas, one of the three Meiselas brothers who founded the White House-linked MeidasTouch Network responsible for the "bloodbath" hoax among others, started his career by interning for Sean 'Diddy' Combs, the hip hop mogul now under investigation for allegedly running a Jeffrey Epstein-style sex trafficking operation.
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“Boston Brian,” a contributor for MeidasTouch, the White House-linked group behind the recent “bloodbath” hoax, is a self-proclaimed Antifa activist who enthusiastically advocates for violence against Trump supporters, who he tweeted are “domestic terrorists that are willing to kill other Americans.”
The social media links on Boston Brian’s MeidasTouch contributor page are now dead, but internet archives reveal a history of violent extremism via a now-scrubbed account by the handle “Meidas_Brian23.” His current profile is equally offensive, though slightly less violent in its routine rhetoric.
CELEBRATING VIOLENCE, WISHING DEATH.
Brian tweeted on January 28, 2023: “Tucker Carlson makes me sick… How dare you compare the murder of #TyreNichols to the treacherous behavior of Ashli Babbit!® #TuckerCarlson #tucker #FauxNews #FoxNews #racist”
Tyre Nichols was a black man who died of injuries sustained during an arrest. However, all of the officers involved in his death were black. Ashli Babbitt was an Air Force veteran who was murdered by police officer Michael Byrd on January 6, 2021. Brian’s implication appears to be that “treacherous” Babbit, unlike Nichols, deserved what happened to her.
On March 13, 2022, soon after Trump’s plane was forced to make an emergency landing due to a blown engine, Boston Brian tweeted: “Anyone else pissed at Trumps pilot for making a safe landing?” The implication is appears to be that President Trump, and even those who work for him, deserve to be harmed.
On June 8, 2023, Boston Brian posted a TikTok of himself smirking and nodding in front of a tweet announcing the death of conservative Christian activist Pat Robertson, along with the song “Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead” from the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. Also, on February 25, 2024, he appeared to threaten all Trump supporters directly. “After WW2 traitors and collaborators all over Europe were identified, had their heads shaved and were paraded through their cities and towns with signs depicting them as the scum they were… Keep that in mind MAGA,” he tweeted.
Boston Brian’s enthusiastic embrace of violence and death is not surprising. His TikTok profile — TikTok being his primary method of communicating with the MeidasTouch audience — says he is “Fighting for Democracy..MeidasTouch..BLM.. Biden..Antifa.”
Antifa, identified as an example of “anarchist violent extremism” in an FBI domestic terrorism guide, is a loose coalition of international far-left anarchist and communist domestic terrorist groups that routinely commit acts of violence against those with whom they disagree.
Boston Brian is not the only MeidasTouch contributor with a penchant for extreme, unhinged rhetoric. Coach D, another of the site’s contributors, described America’s Founders as “white supremacist, racist pedophiles.”
The National Pulse continues its recently announced investigation into the MeidasTouch Network. You can support our efforts by joining, here.
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“Boston Brian,” a contributor for MeidasTouch, the White House-linked group behind the recent “bloodbath” hoax, is a self-proclaimed Antifa activist who enthusiastically advocates for violence against Trump supporters, who he tweeted are “domestic terrorists that are willing to kill other Americans.”show more
MeidasTouch, the White House-linked group behind the “bloodbath” hoax, employs a contributor who believes America’s Founders were all white supremacists, rapists, and pedophiles.
Run by the Meiselas brothers, MeidasTouch gives ‘Coach D’ pride of place on its contributors page alongside editor-in-chief Ron Filipkowski. ‘Coach D’ made his comments about America’s Founders on social media in response to ACT for America chairwoman Brigitte Gabriel.
“If President Trump were alive during the Revolutionary War, I have no doubt he would have been one of the first signers of the Constitution,” Gabriel wrote.
“Yes,” the Meiselas lackey agreed. “He absolutely would’ve been a white supremacist, rapist and pedophile like the other signers.”
Yes. He absolutely would’ve been a white supremacist, rapist and pedophile like the other signers.
‘Coach D’ also said seeing the American flag on trucks “gives me a bad feeling.” He also said he was not surprised Iowans voted for Trump due to their “overt white supremacy.”
He also regularly trashes black people who lean right. He suggested Candace Owens “wakes up daily wishing she were white.” He also described comedian Terrence Williams as “a proud agent of white supremacy” who “hates being black.”
“If there were a way to have a surgery to become white, Terrance would be fighting Candace Owens to be first in line,” he said.
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MeidasTouch, the White House-linked group behind the “bloodbath” hoax, employs a contributor who believes America's Founders were all white supremacists, rapists, and pedophiles.
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A disturbing 40 percent of surveyed Americans appear to believe the MeidasTouch/Biden campaign/corporate mediahoax over President Trump’s use of the word “bloodbath” in Ohio last weekend, according to numbers released Friday by Rasmussen Reports.
Asked, “Former President Donald Trump recently said that it would be a “bloodbath” if he didn’t win in November. Which is more likely?” Respondents were asked to choose between:
He was talking about auto workers losing their jobs;
He was talking about widespread political violence by his supporters;
Not sure.
While 11 percent were not sure, a whopping 40 percent said they believe the hoax about political violence, which began with the far-left funded MeidasTouch Network, further peddled by the Biden campaign and wider U.S. media. While 49 percent saw through the lie, the fact that such a large swathe of America believed such an obvious hoax will no doubt be cause for concern within the Trump campaign.
Women were more likely than men to believe the hoax (43-36 percent), while both younger (18-39-year-olds) and older (65+) were more likely than their middle-aged counterparts to fall for it. A stunning 46 percent of black voters fell for it, the only demographic in the poll where more people believed the lie than didn’t, except self-identified Democrats and liberals, amongst whom almost 70 percent told pollsters that Trump was ushering in violence.
Further asked their views on the trustworthiness of the corporate media, 60 percent agreed with the phrase, “The media are the true enemy of the people,” with 36 percent disagreeing. A full 79 percent of Republicans agree with the statement, with that number sinking to 41 percent for Democrats.
At the same time, 63 percent of likely U.S. voters told Rasmussen that the mainstream media’s coverage is likely dictated by the Biden campaign, with just 29 percent in disagreement. Even 50 percent of self-identifying Democrats said they believe this to be the case.
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A disturbing 40 percent of surveyed Americans appear to believe the MeidasTouch/Biden campaign/corporate media hoax over President Trump's use of the word "bloodbath" in Ohio last weekend, according to numbers released Friday by Rasmussen Reports.show more
Karen Friedman Agnifilo, of the MeidasTouch network behind the “bloodbath” hoax, worked for five years with Jack Smith, the special prosecutor attempting to convict Donald Trump over January 6 and the alleged mishandling of classified documents, The National Pulse can reveal.
Agnifilo, who hosts a MeidasTouch podcast alongside network founder Ben Meiselas, was approached by the press when Smith was appointed to go after Trump by Joe Biden’s Justice Department. When asked for comment on her time working with him as an assistant district attorney in New York, she said: “He was someone you could rely on. Some people are always too busy, or always too important, or smarter than anybody else. He was humble, helpful, smart. He wasn’t a gunslinger. But he wasn’t afraid to go.”
“Some people just can’t pull the trigger. They get really scared. Jack wasn’t,” she added.
Agnifilo has used her MeidasTouch platform to push for her old friend to take a more aggressive line on Trump, whom she denigrates as the “orange Bully-in-Chief.”
She praised Smith for asking a judge to gag the former president. “It’s about time someone is finally trying to put an end to this dangerous rhetoric,” she said. “And, if [Trump] violates this order he should be put in jail,” she added.
Agnifilo is also a CNN contributor and hosts a show called “LegalAF” for the MeidasTouch network, which has been supported by E. Jean Carroll and Nikki Haley funder Reid Hoffman.
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Karen Friedman Agnifilo, of the MeidasTouch network behind the “bloodbath” hoax, worked for five years with Jack Smith, the special prosecutor attempting to convict Donald Trump over January 6 and the alleged mishandling of classified documents, The National Pulse can reveal.
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