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In this video, we learn about Reverend Sun Myung Moon, a wealthy religious figure who established a political movement with organized crime money. Moon had a substantial business empire for his church with a portfolio that includes The Washington Times, a hotel in New York, and businesses in both North and South Korea. While Moon's followers worked for him without question, some Americans were suspicious of his political activities and questioned if they were in the interest of America. His contacts were seen as far to the right, and some of them had organized crime links. Moon was even sent to prison for 13 months on charges of conspiracy and filing false tax returns. 00:05:00 In this section, it is revealed that the Moon organization had violated various US laws, including tax and foreign agents registration acts, and had been paid by the Korean CIA to run propaganda efforts. Michael Hirschman, the Fraser Committee's Chief investigator, concluded that the organization's primary interest in the US was political rather than religious. The Fraser committee recommended that a task force be created to continue investigating these political activities, but it never happened. Instead, Moon became a major funder of Washington's new conservative establishment, and his Washington Times newspaper was often breaching editorial independence. However, the worst treatment America could give him would be to ignore him, as he vowed to preach the truth. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

This video is about the case of Rita Crandwell, who was sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison for embezzling almost $54 million from the city of Dixon. Crandwell was not seen as being remorseful by those who met with her in prison, and some even believed that she had the last laugh since she lived like a queen for 20+ years and only served eight years in prison. Her fraud follows the "fraud triangle," which suggests a person has a financial need, opportunity, and rationalization to steal from the public. Dixon should have been able to catch Crandwell earlier, but she did everything herself and kept her circle small. However, Dixon recouped most of the money by selling Crandwell's assets and getting a $40 million settlement with the accounting firm that blessed the city's finances. 00:05:00 In this section, it is reported that Rita Crandwell, who stole millions of dollars from the city of Dixon, has been released early from the federal Corrections institution. However, the reasons for her early release remain unknown. The news of her early release has been met with mixed reactions, with some believing she should not have been released and others feeling that the pandemic has led to many early releases. While some in Dixon speculated she may be staying on her nephew's property, he denied this and became aggressive with reporters. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

Rita Crundwell, the former comptroller of Dixon, Illinois, committed a heinous crime by stealing nearly $54 million from the town over 20 years. Her selfish actions resulted in the closure of public facilities and put the community at risk. Despite being sentenced to 19 years and seven months in prison, she was released after serving only eight years. The early release has left the people of Dixon dissatisfied, as they believe she should have served her entire sentence. It is imperative to hold public officials accountable for their misdeeds and ensure they cannot escape punishment for stealing from the public. This incident has caused significant financial strain and damaged the town's reputation, making it crucial to prevent such incidents from happening in the future. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.Com

In this video, we learn about Reverend Sun Myung Moon, a wealthy religious figure who established a political movement with organized crime money. Moon had a substantial business empire for his church with a portfolio that includes The Washington Times, a hotel in New York, and businesses in both North and South Korea. While Moon's followers worked for him without question, some Americans were suspicious of his political activities and questioned if they were in the interest of America. His contacts were seen as far to the right, and some of them had organized crime links. Moon was even sent to prison for 13 months on charges of conspiracy and filing false tax returns. 00:05:00 In this section, it is revealed that the Moon organization had violated various US laws, including tax and foreign agents registration acts, and had been paid by the Korean CIA to run propaganda efforts. Michael Hirschman, the Fraser Committee's Chief investigator, concluded that the organization's primary interest in the US was political rather than religious. The Fraser committee recommended that a task force be created to continue investigating these political activities, but it never happened. Instead, Moon became a major funder of Washington's new conservative establishment, and his Washington Times newspaper was often breaching editorial independence. However, the worst treatment America could give him would be to ignore him, as he vowed to preach the truth. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

The Unification Church, founded by Sun Myung Moon in South Korea in 1954, has been a controversial religious organization since its inception. The church has been accused of brainwashing its members, engaging in fraudulent activities, and having ties to organized crime. However, the church has also been a major force in right-wing politics in the United States since the Vietnam War. In the early 1970s, the Unification Church began to donate large sums of money to conservative causes. The church also began to lobby politicians and to publish a conservative newspaper, The Washington Times. These efforts helped to establish the Unification Church as a major player in right-wing politics. The Unification Church's influence on right-wing politics has been particularly evident in the Republican Party. In the 1980s, the church donated millions of dollars to Ronald Reagan's presidential campaigns. The church also helped to organize support for Reagan's policies, such as the Strategic Defense Initiative and the invasion of Grenada. The Unification Church's influence on right-wing politics has continued in recent years. In the 2000s, the church donated millions of dollars to George W. Bush's presidential campaigns. The church also helped to organize support for Bush's policies, such as the invasion of Iraq and the Patriot Act. The Unification Church's involvement in right-wing politics has been controversial. Critics have accused the church of using its money and influence to promote its own agenda, which they see as being anti-democratic and authoritarian. However, the church's supporters argue that it is simply trying to make a positive contribution to society. Regardless of one's views on the Unification Church, there is no doubt that it has been a major force in right-wing politics in the United States since the Vietnam War. The church's money and influence have helped to shape the Republican Party and to promote its conservative agenda.

This video delves into the controversy surrounding former Colorado state lawmaker Douglas Bruce. Despite advocating for a cap on the tax revenue the state government can keep every year, Bruce has faced accusations of tax evasion and code violations for the properties he owns, resulting in legal issues. His claims of being a political prisoner and victim of a political attack have been rebutted by a Denver District Court Judge who ruled that he violated five different probation conditions. Experts have concluded that his policies have contributed to underfunded schools, unaffordable higher education, and student debt in Colorado. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

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Rita Crundwell, the former comptroller of Dixon, Illinois, committed a heinous crime by stealing nearly $54 million from the town over 20 years. Her selfish actions resulted in the closure of public facilities and put the community at risk. Despite being sentenced to 19 years and seven months in prison, she was released after serving only eight years. The early release has left the people of Dixon dissatisfied, as they believe she should have served her entire sentence. It is imperative to hold public officials accountable for their misdeeds and ensure they cannot escape punishment for stealing from the public. This incident has caused significant financial strain and damaged the town's reputation, making it crucial to prevent such incidents from happening in the future. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.Com

This video delves into the controversy surrounding former Colorado state lawmaker Douglas Bruce. Despite advocating for a cap on the tax revenue the state government can keep every year, Bruce has faced accusations of tax evasion and code violations for the properties he owns, resulting in legal issues. His claims of being a political prisoner and victim of a political attack have been rebutted by a Denver District Court Judge who ruled that he violated five different probation conditions. Experts have concluded that his policies have contributed to underfunded schools, unaffordable higher education, and student debt in Colorado. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

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In this video, we learn about Reverend Sun Myung Moon, a wealthy religious figure who established a political movement with organized crime money. Moon had a substantial business empire for his church with a portfolio that includes The Washington Times, a hotel in New York, and businesses in both North and South Korea. While Moon's followers worked for him without question, some Americans were suspicious of his political activities and questioned if they were in the interest of America. His contacts were seen as far to the right, and some of them had organized crime links. Moon was even sent to prison for 13 months on charges of conspiracy and filing false tax returns. 00:05:00 In this section, it is revealed that the Moon organization had violated various US laws, including tax and foreign agents registration acts, and had been paid by the Korean CIA to run propaganda efforts. Michael Hirschman, the Fraser Committee's Chief investigator, concluded that the organization's primary interest in the US was political rather than religious. The Fraser committee recommended that a task force be created to continue investigating these political activities, but it never happened. Instead, Moon became a major funder of Washington's new conservative establishment, and his Washington Times newspaper was often breaching editorial independence. However, the worst treatment America could give him would be to ignore him, as he vowed to preach the truth. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

This video delves into the controversy surrounding former Colorado state lawmaker Douglas Bruce. Despite advocating for a cap on the tax revenue the state government can keep every year, Bruce has faced accusations of tax evasion and code violations for the properties he owns, resulting in legal issues. His claims of being a political prisoner and victim of a political attack have been rebutted by a Denver District Court Judge who ruled that he violated five different probation conditions. Experts have concluded that his policies have contributed to underfunded schools, unaffordable higher education, and student debt in Colorado. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

This video delves into the controversy surrounding former Colorado state lawmaker Douglas Bruce. Despite advocating for a cap on the tax revenue the state government can keep every year, Bruce has faced accusations of tax evasion and code violations for the properties he owns, resulting in legal issues. His claims of being a political prisoner and victim of a political attack have been rebutted by a Denver District Court Judge who ruled that he violated five different probation conditions. Experts have concluded that his policies have contributed to underfunded schools, unaffordable higher education, and student debt in Colorado. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

In this section, the Wyatt family, owners of Gunsmoke, discuss their Colorado gun shop that buys and sells some of America's most iconic weapons. They mention some of their most unique guns, including a zombie gun and a rocket launcher. However, it was later revealed that Richard Wyatt, the owner of Gunsmoke, was involved in a financial investigation by the IRS and was accused of stealing from an at-risk adult and doing firearms without a license. He was ultimately sentenced to six and a half years in prison for failing to report over $1 million in income to the IRS. The Wyatt family hopes for a presidential pardon and asks viewers to sign up for a list to keep them informed about the prosecution of Americans exercising their rights. 00:05:00 In this section, a GOP organizer and reality TV show host named Rich Wyatt is mentioned. He has commented on the Chuck and Julie Show podcast about political violence and his desire to switch from "ballots to bullets." Wyatt is a convicted felon and, therefore, not legally allowed to possess weapons. He declined to say who would be targeted by the potential violence but was involved in efforts to install the Right leader as head of the Colorado GOP. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

A former FIFA official, Chuck Blazer, played a crucial role in the United States indictment of FIFA officials on racketeering, bribery, wire fraud, and money laundering charges. Blazer used his position to facilitate bribes and kickbacks while promoting soccer in the United States. However, he was caught by the FBI for not paying taxes, which led to him turning informant in exchange for a reduced sentence. His recordings and testimony were instrumental in the American Justice Department's case against FIFA corruption. Without his cooperation, the recent changes in FIFA may not have been possible. Unfortunately, Chuck Blazer, a disgraced U.S. football executive banned for life by FIFA, passed away at 72. He was at the center of the investigations that led to his indictment and 14 others in the broadening FIFA corruption scandal. In 2013, he pleaded guilty to tax evasion and corruption charges. Blazer had cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

In this section, the Wyatt family, owners of Gunsmoke, discuss their Colorado gun shop that buys and sells some of America's most iconic weapons. They mention some of their most unique guns, including a zombie gun and a rocket launcher. However, it was later revealed that Richard Wyatt, the owner of Gunsmoke, was involved in a financial investigation by the IRS and was accused of stealing from an at-risk adult and doing firearms without a license. He was ultimately sentenced to six and a half years in prison for failing to report over $1 million in income to the IRS. The Wyatt family hopes for a presidential pardon and asks viewers to sign up for a list to keep them informed about the prosecution of Americans exercising their rights. 00:05:00 In this section, a GOP organizer and reality TV show host named Rich Wyatt is mentioned. He has commented on the Chuck and Julie Show podcast about political violence and his desire to switch from "ballots to bullets." Wyatt is a convicted felon and, therefore, not legally allowed to possess weapons. He declined to say who would be targeted by the potential violence but was involved in efforts to install the Right leader as head of the Colorado GOP. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

A former FIFA official, Chuck Blazer, played a crucial role in the United States indictment of FIFA officials on racketeering, bribery, wire fraud, and money laundering charges. Blazer used his position to facilitate bribes and kickbacks while promoting soccer in the United States. However, he was caught by the FBI for not paying taxes, which led to him turning informant in exchange for a reduced sentence. His recordings and testimony were instrumental in the American Justice Department's case against FIFA corruption. Without his cooperation, the recent changes in FIFA may not have been possible. Unfortunately, Chuck Blazer, a disgraced U.S. football executive banned for life by FIFA, passed away at 72. He was at the center of the investigations that led to his indictment and 14 others in the broadening FIFA corruption scandal. In 2013, he pleaded guilty to tax evasion and corruption charges. Blazer had cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

A former FIFA official, Chuck Blazer, played a crucial role in the United States indictment of FIFA officials on racketeering, bribery, wire fraud, and money laundering charges. Blazer used his position to facilitate bribes and kickbacks while promoting soccer in the United States. However, he was caught by the FBI for not paying taxes, which led to him turning informant in exchange for a reduced sentence. His recordings and testimony were instrumental in the American Justice Department's case against FIFA corruption. Without his cooperation, the recent changes in FIFA may not have been possible. Unfortunately, Chuck Blazer, a disgraced U.S. football executive banned for life by FIFA, passed away at 72. He was at the center of the investigations that led to his indictment and 14 others in the broadening FIFA corruption scandal. In 2013, he pleaded guilty to tax evasion and corruption charges. Blazer had cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

This video details how New Jersey-based developer Charles Kushner was arrested and charged with attempting to intimidate witnesses in a separate probe by the US Attorney's Office involving his real estate holdings and federal campaign contribution. Kushner, a major Democratic campaign contributor and political player, was once nominated by Governor McGreevy to head the Authority's board. He was also charged with hiring a prostitute to blackmail two witnesses in a federal investigation where he was a target. He was sentenced to two years in prison, with a release date of August 25, 2006, although he was transferred to a halfway house in Newark. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

In the video, it is reported that Kent Hovind has been battling with the IRS for years and refused to pay taxes because he believed that the US income tax is unconstitutional. This led to his arrest and the government's seizure of his Dinosaur Adventure Land. Hovind also claimed that dinosaurs lived alongside humans and that evolution is a false theory. Despite his legal troubles, his supporters have continued to believe in his message and have started a petition to release him from prison. This section reports that Kent Hovind, also known as Dr. Dino, the owner of the now-defunct Dinosaur Adventure Land in Pensacola and an evangelist, was arrested on 58 federal charges, including failing to pay employee taxes and evading bank reporting requirements. Hovind, who has not filed income tax in 28 years, has fought with the IRS for at least 17 years. Hovind's creation science evangelism ministry operated Dinosaur Adventure Land, which featured rides, a museum, and a science center. The museum and science center was billed as a place where dinosaurs and the Bible meet. Hovind's wife, Jo, was convicted of 44 counts involving evading bank reporting requirements and faces up to 225 years in prison. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

In the video, it is reported that Kent Hovind has been battling with the IRS for years and refused to pay taxes because he believed that the US income tax is unconstitutional. This led to his arrest and the government's seizure of his Dinosaur Adventure Land. Hovind also claimed that dinosaurs lived alongside humans and that evolution is a false theory. Despite his legal troubles, his supporters have continued to believe in his message and have started a petition to release him from prison. This section reports that Kent Hovind, also known as Dr. Dino, the owner of the now-defunct Dinosaur Adventure Land in Pensacola and an evangelist, was arrested on 58 federal charges, including failing to pay employee taxes and evading bank reporting requirements. Hovind, who has not filed income tax in 28 years, has fought with the IRS for at least 17 years. Hovind's creation science evangelism ministry operated Dinosaur Adventure Land, which featured rides, a museum, and a science center. The museum and science center was billed as a place where dinosaurs and the Bible meet. Hovind's wife, Jo, was convicted of 44 counts involving evading bank reporting requirements and faces up to 225 years in prison. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

In this section, the Wyatt family, owners of Gunsmoke, discuss their Colorado gun shop that buys and sells some of America's most iconic weapons. They mention some of their most unique guns, including a zombie gun and a rocket launcher. However, it was later revealed that Richard Wyatt, the owner of Gunsmoke, was involved in a financial investigation by the IRS and was accused of stealing from an at-risk adult and doing firearms without a license. He was ultimately sentenced to six and a half years in prison for failing to report over $1 million in income to the IRS. The Wyatt family hopes for a presidential pardon and asks viewers to sign up for a list to keep them informed about the prosecution of Americans exercising their rights. 00:05:00 In this section, a GOP organizer and reality TV show host named Rich Wyatt is mentioned. He has commented on the Chuck and Julie Show podcast about political violence and his desire to switch from "ballots to bullets." Wyatt is a convicted felon and, therefore, not legally allowed to possess weapons. He declined to say who would be targeted by the potential violence but was involved in efforts to install the Right leader as head of the Colorado GOP. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

This video details how New Jersey-based developer Charles Kushner was arrested and charged with attempting to intimidate witnesses in a separate probe by the US Attorney's Office involving his real estate holdings and federal campaign contribution. Kushner, a major Democratic campaign contributor and political player, was once nominated by Governor McGreevy to head the Authority's board. He was also charged with hiring a prostitute to blackmail two witnesses in a federal investigation where he was a target. He was sentenced to two years in prison, with a release date of August 25, 2006, although he was transferred to a halfway house in Newark. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

In this section, the Wyatt family, owners of Gunsmoke, discuss their Colorado gun shop that buys and sells some of America's most iconic weapons. They mention some of their most unique guns, including a zombie gun and a rocket launcher. However, it was later revealed that Richard Wyatt, the owner of Gunsmoke, was involved in a financial investigation by the IRS and was accused of stealing from an at-risk adult and doing firearms without a license. He was ultimately sentenced to six and a half years in prison for failing to report over $1 million in income to the IRS. The Wyatt family hopes for a presidential pardon and asks viewers to sign up for a list to keep them informed about the prosecution of Americans exercising their rights. 00:05:00 In this section, a GOP organizer and reality TV show host named Rich Wyatt is mentioned. He has commented on the Chuck and Julie Show podcast about political violence and his desire to switch from "ballots to bullets." Wyatt is a convicted felon and, therefore, not legally allowed to possess weapons. He declined to say who would be targeted by the potential violence but was involved in efforts to install the Right leader as head of the Colorado GOP. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com

In the video, it is reported that Kent Hovind has been battling with the IRS for years and refused to pay taxes because he believed that the US income tax is unconstitutional. This led to his arrest and the government's seizure of his Dinosaur Adventure Land. Hovind also claimed that dinosaurs lived alongside humans and that evolution is a false theory. Despite his legal troubles, his supporters have continued to believe in his message and have started a petition to release him from prison. This section reports that Kent Hovind, also known as Dr. Dino, the owner of the now-defunct Dinosaur Adventure Land in Pensacola and an evangelist, was arrested on 58 federal charges, including failing to pay employee taxes and evading bank reporting requirements. Hovind, who has not filed income tax in 28 years, has fought with the IRS for at least 17 years. Hovind's creation science evangelism ministry operated Dinosaur Adventure Land, which featured rides, a museum, and a science center. The museum and science center was billed as a place where dinosaurs and the Bible meet. Hovind's wife, Jo, was convicted of 44 counts involving evading bank reporting requirements and faces up to 225 years in prison. Thanks for watching! Please Like, Comment, or Subscribe for more videos! This is a Clip from the Vlog "r/IRS Questions," which hopes to provide a steady path of information for the /r/IRS Reddit community and anyone interested in tax compliance. This channel also features the latest Internal Revenue Service news, IRS commentary, and tips from tax expert John R. Dundon. www.reddit.com/r/IRS www.JohnRDundon.com