The Officer Tatum Show

In this episode, I break down the shocking new details behind the D.C. shooting, where police say a years-long HOA dispute ended with a condo manager dead, multiple people shot, and the alleged gunman setting fire to his apartment before taking his own life. Then breaking news hits during the show as the FAA issues a nationwide ground stop over an air traffic control communications problem. Then I react to Stephen A. Smith’s interview with President Trump, including Trump saying he would beat Barack Obama, his record with HBCUs, the midterm losses, Iran, immigration, and what he believes his presidential legacy will be. I also get into the growing controversy surrounding Abdul El-Sayed and his response to questions about his Muslim faith, Sharia law, and his full name before finishing with a viral conversation about Mamdani, taxes, and what happens when young people finally see their first real paycheck.

In this episode, I break down the breaking shooting in Washington, D.C. and the deadly building collapse in Brooklyn before reacting to the incredible Oregon father who ran into his daughter’s elementary school and stopped an active shooter. He explains exactly what went through his mind, how he confronted the gunman, and why he believes having the ability to protect others comes with a responsibility to act. Then I get into the wave of new gun-control proposals being pushed by Texas Democrats, including red flag legislation, expanded background checks for private transfers, and restrictions on certain firearms for people under 21. I also look at some of the candidates Democrats just elected and what those results say about Republican turnout, before finishing with some crazy viral reactions.

In this episode, I break down New York City’s COPA law and why I believe giving city-certified nonprofits the first opportunity to buy certain multifamily properties could create serious problems for private property owners and the housing market. Then I react to Pete Hegseth surviving Thomas Massie’s impeachment push, including the Democrats who didn’t show up for the vote and the meltdown that followed on The View. I also react to Abdul El-Sayed’s 60 Minutes interview, including his defense of Medicare for All, his admission that Democrats got border enforcement wrong, and his position on abolishing ICE. Then I get into the Ole Miss Ring camera controversy after one of the students involved withdrew from the university and apologized, while the women who lived at the apartment spoke publicly about why they found the incident hurtful.

In this episode, I break down the latest development in the Tyler Robinson case after a judge set jury selection for June 2028, nearly three years after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Then I react to President Trump joking about making UFC boss Dana White his White House press secretary and Dana getting his chance behind the podium. I also get into Thomas Massie’s articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth, the heated CNN debate over Black fathers and fatherlessness, and Mamdani supporters getting confronted by a Venezuelan who lived through socialism. Plus, another Turning Point USA event turns chaotic after an attendee is confronted and struck with a stick.

In this episode, I react to Dave Chappelle joking about Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the massive backlash surrounding the “I’ve Had It” podcast after its hosts laughed about Kirk’s death. I break down their apology, their response to Turning Point, and reports that more than 20 advertisers have now walked away from the show. Then I get into President Trump’s revealing 60 Minutes interview, including what he said about heaven, forgiveness, immigration and whether his deportation policies went too far. I also break down his defense of the Iran war, Russell Brand’s sentencing, the viral Ole Miss Ring camera controversy, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders battling The View over immigration and the Trump administration.

In this episode, I break down the Republican fallout after the midterms and explain why conservatives giving up, staying home, or abandoning the party only makes things worse. I also react to the breaking White House shakeup with Stephen Miller replacing Susie Wiles as chief of staff, Marco Rubio shutting down rumors that he’s leaving the administration, and Byron Donalds going head-to-head with Angela Rye over FAMU funding, voting laws and the economy. Then I dig into Abdul El-Sayed and the serious allegations being raised about his political and family connections, react to the controversy surrounding performances of the national anthem, and cover Russell Brand’s conviction on rape and sexual assault charges. Finally, I get into a viral gospel concert controversy and explain why I believe the church cannot become more like the world just to attract people to Christianity.

In this episode, I break down the heroic armed security guard who stopped the Citibank shooter near Tampa before an already deadly attack could become far worse. Then I react to Abdul El-Sayed’s media tour after the midterms, including his claims about racism, the economy, Israel and Gaza, and why I believe Democrats are selling voters promises without explaining how they plan to deliver. Then I get into James Talarico’s victory lap, his push for universal health care and attacks on billionaire money in politics, while his own campaign raised a staggering amount of money. I also react to Ron DeSantis talking about the future of the Republican Party, our audience’s early 2028 presidential favorites, and Marjorie Taylor Greene blaming Trump for the midterm losses and declaring MAGA dead.

In this episode, I break down the fallout from the midterm elections and why Republicans should not panic after a disappointing night. I look at the historical pattern of the president’s party losing seats during the midterms, what voter turnout tells us, and why I believe sitting home to “teach Republicans a lesson” could have serious consequences. Then I react to President Trump announcing the end of roughly $3.8 billion in annual U.S. aid to Israel, including Benjamin Netanyahu saying Israel should eventually wean itself off American financial support. I also break down a wild confrontation at a Turning Point event where a man slaps a young activist, plus some of the craziest viral reactions making the rounds online.

In this episode, I break down the horrific private jet crash in Florida, the disturbing final communications from the aircraft, and the ridiculous conspiracy theories already spreading online about what happened. I also react to the chaos at the University of Michigan after a confrontation at a “Change My Mind” event turned physical. Then I break down several wild confrontations involving police, including officers dealing with people resisting arrest and a firefighter forced to step in during a violent encounter. We get into what reasonable force actually looks like, why resisting police can turn dangerous quickly, and some of the craziest viral clips from the weekend.

In this episode, I break down the viral police encounter in Wilmington involving 18-year-old Antoine Green and explain why the short clip circulating online does not tell the entire story. Then I react to the bizarre church controversy involving a pastor who revealed to his congregation that he has two wives, and I explain why I don’t believe there is anything biblical about what they’re calling polygyny. I also react to the Red Baron employee who went viral after confronting a prankster and the fundraiser created to help his family. Plus, I sit down with the attorney representing Officer Hunter Foster for an exclusive conversation about the fatal shooting of one-year-old Kohen Wiley, what the attorney says the public hasn’t been told, and why Foster ultimately resigned from the police department.