The Officer Tatum Show

We’ve got a packed show today, and I’m breaking it all down from a law enforcement perspective and some straight common sense. I get into the latest developments in the Savannah and Nancy Guthrie case, including the newly released footage, the unanswered questions around the so-called ransom, and why the timeline, evidence, and behavior don’t add up. I walk through what investigators are likely seeing behind the scenes, why family proximity matters in cases like this, and why the narrative being pushed publicly doesn’t match how real investigations work.

Then I go in on the Minneapolis CorePower Yoga incident, the Super Bowl halftime fallout, and the growing wave of activists and public figures spreading flat-out misinformation about ICE and law enforcement. From corporate cowardice to Olympic-level ignorance, this episode is about calling out lies, defending the Constitution, and reminding people that protesting doesn’t give you the right to break the law. If you care about truth, accountability, and protecting this country from pure nonsense, this one’s for you

I had to talk about the Super Bowl halftime show and the manufactured outrage surrounding it. I roll the clips, react to the media and celebrity takes, and explain why a lot of Americans simply weren’t buying the hype. This wasn’t about hate or division. It was about culture, language, and people being tired of being talked down to.

Then I break down the latest updates in the Nancy Guthrie case. The ransom narrative still doesn’t make sense, key details aren’t lining up, and from a law enforcement perspective this situation looks far more complicated than what’s being sold on the news. I walk through what stands out, what feels off, and why this case deserves real scrutiny.

In today’s episode, I break down the latest developments in the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy Guthrie, and give you a law-enforcement-grounded analysis of what adds up, what doesn’t, and why the so-called ransom narrative looks increasingly shaky. We also hit the media confusion, the fake ransom arrest, and why public pressure and sloppy messaging can make or break an investigation.

Then we get into culture and accountability, from Deontay Wilder and LeSean McCoy pushing tired racial narratives, to the hypocrisy surrounding viral Trump outrage. The episode wraps with a powerful, extended exclusive interview with Jorge Ventura, who spent weeks on the ground in Minneapolis documenting ICE operations, activist blockades, and firsthand assaults on journalists. This is real reporting, real footage, and a conversation the mainstream media doesn’t want you to hear.

In today’s episode, I break down two stories that show just how upside down the culture has gotten. First, we cover the shocking disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, Savannah Guthrie’s mother, and I give you a law-enforcement-minded breakdown of what’s being reported, what doesn’t add up, and what investigators are likely doing behind the scenes right now.

Then we get into the SAVE Act and why Democrats are calling basic voter citizenship verification “racist.” I lay out the common-sense argument, the polling, and the hypocrisy of pretending IDs are impossible to get. We also hit the Don Lemon drama, the FACE Act, and why you don’t get to violate other people’s rights and then hide behind “journalism.”

Don Lemon is back in the spotlight after going on Jimmy Kimmel and playing the “journalist” card, so I break down what he’s saying versus what actually matters legally and morally. We also hit Billie Eilish’s “stolen land” line at the Grammys and why celebrity virtue signaling is always loudest from behind gates and private security.

Then we go to New York, where Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s leadership is already showing cracks: snow response, trash, homelessness, and the tax-the-rich fantasy colliding with reality. I separate what’s real from what’s fake online and explain why bad policy always ends up hurting regular people first.