Two years ago I drove $60,000 of freeze-dried beef from Waco to Asheville. Arrived at 2:30 in the morning. Back on the road by 3. The Blaze covered it. I met an influencer on the ground who promised to highlight the delivery. He never did. I texted him asking where the food went so I could file my taxes. No reply. Here’s what bothers me. A week after Helene, a freeze-dried food company posted that they were trying to get supplies in but the roads were shut down. I found a road. It was hard. And while I was doing that, other large conservative accounts were amplifying their post — people making money off the idea of helping while I was already home. The shoutout wasn’t about credit. It was the point. If other companies saw that a road existed, they’d take it. Instead, the story that got told was ‘you can’t get in.’ That’s not what happened. I got in. I’m not asking for a shoutout now. I’m asking why the guy who built his brand on exposing fraud won’t answer a simple question from a donor.