If you’re like many people, you heard rumors that Law Enforcement Today was closing up shop.
In fairness, it was almost true. And frankly, it would have been a devastating blow to those who hold the Thin Blue Line – and those of us who support them.
So my wife and I decided to step in.
If I may… allow me to introduce myself. My name is Kyle Reyes.
For a couple of years, I was the National Spokesman for Law Enforcement Today. Not because I was a cop… but because I wasn’t. I was tapped by our founder, Captain Robert Greenberg, because I could do one thing that cops CAN’T do – I could run my mouth and not get fired.
Then I took over running operations as the Executive Director during the mayhem of 2020. In the middle of the riots… in the middle of the lockdowns… we traveled the country, doing everything in our power to support law enforcement and continue to give them a voice.
Governor Cuomo shut down our Back The Blue rally, kicking Ted Nugent and Congressman Clay Higgins out of the state. So we took the event online. Nugent was LEGENDARY.
We were on the ground to show what was really happening in Portland.
We even partnered with Rascal Flatts to send a message of hope to police across America.
In the spirit of full disclosure, I own a number of other companies – including a marketing agency called The Silent Partner Marketing that Fox and Friends called “America’s Most Patriotic Marketing Agency”. We are blessed to have seen incredible success over the years. That's the video you'll find here in this article.
And so on paper, buying a media company – especially a pro-police one – during a time when big tech and certain politicians (read: Democrats) are doing everything they can to destroy law and order is a horrific idea. It makes no sense, financially speaking.
But it’s not about money (although if you do want to support the cause in some small way – check out our video streaming platform here).
I’ve partnered up with one of the greatest patriotic marketers and web developers in the world – a fellow Christian named Larry Ward who has rebuild the entire website at Law Enforcement Today.
We’ve got some HUGE initiatives in the works to bring back that support for law enforcement. Because it didn’t disappear – it just went into hiding.
My friends, I’ve personally interviewed countless surviving family members of officers killed in the line of duty.
I’ve cried and prayed with more wounded officers than I wish to admit.
And I’ll tell you one thing: these men and women have written a blank check in service to the safety and security of our communities… and it’s payable up to and including their lives.
So the hell with money – and the hell with being politically correct. Law Enforcement Today isn’t out of the fight. We are just getting started. We've got a very big announcement coming this week. As in, huge.
And we are here to make sure that in the fight to back the blue… in the battle to protect our families… in the war to save America… we’ve got God on our side.
Keep following. Tell a friend. Be safe. God bless you all, and God bless America.
Sincerely,
Kyle S. Reyes
In fairness, it was almost true. And frankly, it would have been a devastating blow to those who hold the Thin Blue Line – and those of us who support them.
So my wife and I decided to step in.
If I may… allow me to introduce myself. My name is Kyle Reyes.
For a couple of years, I was the National Spokesman for Law Enforcement Today. Not because I was a cop… but because I wasn’t. I was tapped by our founder, Captain Robert Greenberg, because I could do one thing that cops CAN’T do – I could run my mouth and not get fired.
Then I took over running operations as the Executive Director during the mayhem of 2020. In the middle of the riots… in the middle of the lockdowns… we traveled the country, doing everything in our power to support law enforcement and continue to give them a voice.
Governor Cuomo shut down our Back The Blue rally, kicking Ted Nugent and Congressman Clay Higgins out of the state. So we took the event online. Nugent was LEGENDARY.
We were on the ground to show what was really happening in Portland.
We even partnered with Rascal Flatts to send a message of hope to police across America.
In the spirit of full disclosure, I own a number of other companies – including a marketing agency called The Silent Partner Marketing that Fox and Friends called “America’s Most Patriotic Marketing Agency”. We are blessed to have seen incredible success over the years. That's the video you'll find here in this article.
And so on paper, buying a media company – especially a pro-police one – during a time when big tech and certain politicians (read: Democrats) are doing everything they can to destroy law and order is a horrific idea. It makes no sense, financially speaking.
But it’s not about money (although if you do want to support the cause in some small way – check out our video streaming platform here).
I’ve partnered up with one of the greatest patriotic marketers and web developers in the world – a fellow Christian named Larry Ward who has rebuild the entire website at Law Enforcement Today.
We’ve got some HUGE initiatives in the works to bring back that support for law enforcement. Because it didn’t disappear – it just went into hiding.
My friends, I’ve personally interviewed countless surviving family members of officers killed in the line of duty.
I’ve cried and prayed with more wounded officers than I wish to admit.
And I’ll tell you one thing: these men and women have written a blank check in service to the safety and security of our communities… and it’s payable up to and including their lives.
So the hell with money – and the hell with being politically correct. Law Enforcement Today isn’t out of the fight. We are just getting started. We've got a very big announcement coming this week. As in, huge.
And we are here to make sure that in the fight to back the blue… in the battle to protect our families… in the war to save America… we’ve got God on our side.
Keep following. Tell a friend. Be safe. God bless you all, and God bless America.
Sincerely,
Kyle S. Reyes
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