The White House Attacks MeidasTouch…

Yesterday, we announced that award-winning journalist Scott MacFarlane is joining the MeidasTouch Network as our Chief Washington, D.C. Correspondent and launching Scott MacFarlane Reports.

Within hours, it became one of the top trending stories in the country.

And right on cue, the attacks started.

Not from random trolls.
From the White House itself.

Trump’s Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt rushed out a statement parroting Fox talking points, calling MeidasTouch “far-left media.”

Trump’s Communications Director Steven Cheung went even further, lashing out and claiming that reporters who leave legacy outlets “become deranged liberals.”

And Trump’s FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr chimed in with a not-so-subtle jab: “Same job, new duty station.”

Let’s be clear about what’s happening here.

They are attacking a journalist for continuing to do journalism.
They are attacking our network for growing too fast to ignore.
And they are attacking you — because you are the reason this network exists.

Here’s the part they really don’t want you to see:

In the first 24 hours alone, Scott MacFarlane’s new YouTube channel has already surged to 65,000 subscribers.

We expect it to cross 100,000 imminently.

In the same period of time, the MeidasTouch YouTube channel has received 20 million views.

That’s not normal growth.
That’s a movement.

And it tells you everything.

While legacy media shrinks…
While political operatives try to smear and intimidate…
We are building something entirely different.

Independent.
Relentless.
And powered by people. Not politicians.

Scott didn’t “change.”
The system around him did.

And instead of bending to it, he chose to build something new with us.

That’s what scares them.

They can’t control it.
They can’t silence it.
And they definitely can’t compete with it.

So they attack.

Good.

Because every time they attack, more people find us.

More people subscribe.

More people realize that MeidasTouch isn’t just another media company — it’s the future of journalism.

If you’ve been reading our work, watching our coverage, and seeing the impact we are making, now is the moment to take the next step.