When Ben Bergquam opened his phone on September 10th, he wasn’t just uploading another update to his Real America’s Voice audience. He was watching something that pierced through politics: a quiet group of Americans planting flags in remembrance of the nearly 3,000 lives lost on 9/11. Side by side with that solemn act, Bergquam recorded
Ben Bergquam’s raw grief — captured in a tearful, on-camera reaction just hours after Charlie Kirk was pronounced dead — quickly pivoted into a determined push for a real hope and change for America’s hurting cities. In a segment that aired on Real America’s Voice, Bergquam, a familiar face on independent media, described Kirk as
Law & Border in Chicago: Bergquam Exposes Chaos, ICE Steps In Ben Bergquam, host of Law & Border on Real America’s Voice, has built his reputation covering the border crisis and the communities devastated by it. But this week, he took his cameras into the heart of Chicago — and what he captured shows a
Law & Border, host Ben Bergquam took his camera to the streets of downtown Chicago, right in front of Trump Tower, where yet another chaotic protest broke out. The footage shows hundreds of demonstrators waving upside-down American flags, chanting against President Trump, and marching through the streets — all without a permit. The kicker? Chicago
Ben Bergquam’s Law & Border cameras caught a raw confrontation during an ICE operation in Chicago. As federal agents targeted a criminal illegal alien with multiple charges, local activists mobilized to block the arrest, calling in police and swarming Bergquam with threats and insults. Instead of defending their neighborhoods, they defended the very criminals destroying
Ben Bergquam’s latest Law & Border report shines a spotlight on the ICE operations in Chicago, where agents are tasked with removing convicted criminals who entered the country illegally. But instead of gratitude, the agents—and Bergquam—were met with middle fingers and verbal abuse from residents defending people they know nothing about. Meanwhile, comedian Terrence Williams
The frustration of Chicago residents—captured in a raw, uncensored street interview by Ben Bergquam—reveals the depth of anger and hopelessness at the failed leadership of Mayor Brandon Johnson, Governor J.B. Pritzker, and the Democratic machine running Illinois. This is not theory or punditry—it’s the voice of real Americans trapped in communities where crime, corruption, and