My Name Is Aaron Parnas. Unlike Legacy Media, I'm not Afraid to Speak Out.

Over the past month, this platform has seen explosive growth. If you’re new here, welcome—and thank you. I want to take a moment to reintroduce myself and share what this newsletter is really about.

I’m Aaron Parnas. I started college at 14, went to law school at 18, and graduated at 21—one of the youngest lawyers in the country. But long before law school, I knew I wanted to educate, inform, and help people make sense of the world around them. That’s why I launched this Substack and why I provide hourly news updates across platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.

Since November 5th, more than six million new followers have joined across my channels—most on TikTok. That’s not just a number. It’s a reflection of a shift in how people get their news and who they trust to deliver it.

Let’s be blunt: legacy media is collapsing under the weight of corporate control and political fear. During the 2024 election, we saw the Washington Post and LA Times refuse to endorse Kamala Harris—caving to billionaire donors. After the election, ABC and CBS News quietly paid Trump $16 million settlements and agreed to editorial compromises. “Bias monitors” now sit in newsrooms. Remember Mika and Joe visiting Mar-a-Lago? That wasn’t a fluke. It was a warning.

Legacy media once warned us Trump was a threat to democracy. Then they decided to play nice.

I won’t.

This newsletter exists because the mainstream press is failing. Millions of Americans are now facing the consequences of Trump’s return to power—internment-style camps, family separations, and extremist budget policies that punish the vulnerable. These are the stories I cover daily—and without apology.

Here’s what sets this platform apart:

• No billionaire owners.

• No editorial filters.

• Just the truth—every single day.

If you’ve found value in what I do—if you believe independent journalism matters now more than ever—I’m asking you to take the next step:

Become a paid subscriber.

Your support keeps this work going. It ensures I can report on the ground, stay ahead of breaking news, and continue holding power to account when others stay silent.

I’ll be back tomorrow morning with your daily update. But for now, if you believe in what we’re building, join me.

In solidarity,

Aaron