Trump's cybercrime roundtable puts overseas scam centers in focus
RSBN's full recording follows officials' accounts of asset freezes and international operations before press questions turn to an American prisoner's release.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 155,444 views a day, 20 times a normal first day on this channel (7,978).
FULL: President Trump Hosts Roundtable on Cybercrime and Fraud Targeting Americans - 10/21/2026
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- 0:26Trump outlines federal efforts against internet scams, ransomware and schemes targeting seniors and young people.
- 6:52Blanche describes coordinating with agencies, technology firms and international partners to freeze illicit assets and shut scam centers.
- 11:20Mullin highlights the Know2Protect public awareness campaign and anti-exploitation operations.
- 14:18Hegseth describes military, NSA and Cyber Command support for law enforcement tracking overseas networks.
- 21:20Patel says administration actions prevented 11,000 Americans from losing $675 million to fraud.
- 23:05Trump says Stephen Hubbard has been released from Russian custody and is heading home with Steve Witkoff.
Freezing stolen money, shutting down scam centers and working with technology companies: administration officials lay out their approach to online fraud at Donald Trump's White House roundtable.
Right Side Broadcasting Network's full recording drew roughly 82,000 views in eight hours, a substantially faster start than its usual regular-length uploads. The channel carries the meeting itself, including officials' presentations and the questions from reporters afterward.
Todd Blanche describes Justice Department coordination with federal agencies, technology firms and international partners to freeze illicit assets and disrupt scam operations. Markwayne Mullin highlights public awareness and anti-exploitation efforts, while Pete Hegseth describes military and intelligence support for civilian law enforcement tracking overseas networks.
Kash Patel then gives the FBI's account of Operation Blackout, describing cooperation in Ghana, Nigeria and the United Kingdom, alongside work with companies including Meta, Google and Microsoft. He says the administration's actions have prevented Americans from losing money to fraud. Those are the officials' accounts of the operations and their results.
The recording changes subjects when Trump takes press questions. He says Stephen Hubbard has been released from Russian custody and is traveling home with Steve Witkoff, adding that the United States gave nothing in exchange. RSBN keeps that exchange in the full upload, along with a subsequent question about Putin and negotiations over the war in Ukraine.
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- Channel views, last 7 days
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- Video published
- October 21, 2026
- Video views so far
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- Video views, pace per day
- 155,444
The numbers
The roundtable recording drew views much faster than RSBN's usual regular-length upload. Its comment section was also substantially busier than a typical first day.
