BIO

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Citizen reporter Patrick Howley broke numerous major stories including the Ralph Northam racist yearbook photo, the Ashley Biden diary, the Cal Cunningham affair scandal, the Justin Fairfax sexual assault allegations, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) scandal, and the "Zelensky Leaks" series exposing the war in Ukraine.

Patrick Howley made a name for himself as a Beltway reporter for Tucker Carlson's The Daily Caller. He went on to report for Breitbart News during the 2016 election. He also reported for The Epoch Times newspaper, National File, The American Spectator, Big League Politics, and Doublethink. Howley has been the subject of feature profiles in The Atlantic and The Washington Post.  He was photographed in the backseat of a car in Cosmopolitan magazine. Howley was nominated for the 2023 American Liberty Award for Most Truthful Writer. 

Howley's work is featured in the trailer for the Robert F. Kennedy Junior documentary "The Real Anthony Fauci: The Movie." His work is also featured in the classic truther documentary "Plandemic" starring Dr. Judy Mikovits. Patrick Howley is featured for his 2020 election reporting in Marco Polo's acclaimed book entitled Report on the Biden Laptop.

Howley is the executive producer of the groundbreaking "Save the Babies" documentary series on human trafficking in the Child Protective Services (CPS) system. Howley's Banned Dot Video channel has amassed millions of views. Patrick Howley is a frequent guest on the Infowars network, where he has appeared on The Alex Jones Show, The War Room with Owen Shroyer, and American Journal with Harrison Smith. You can also follow Howley at Gab.com/patrickreports. 

"I’ve said this many times! Patrick Howley is the BEST investigative reporter in America!" - Matt Couch, publisher of The DC Patriot

"Howley has become quite the powerhouse when it comes to digging up the goods on far left politicians" - The Gateway Pundit 

“Patrick is the type of reporter we have built the company around—smart, tough and aggressive" - Steve Bannon, former Breitbart News executive chairman and White House adviser

"According to people who know him, Mr. Howley has a special talent for corralling a network of amateur researchers and citizen journalists" -- The Wall Street Journal

"A tip from a 'concerned citizen' helps a reporter land the scoop of a lifetime about Northam" -- The Washington Post

"GOP is close to holding their majority this January thanks to Thom Tillis winning. Why did he win? Because grassroots journalism exposed Cunningham’s lies & misdeeds. NationalFile.com did more than billions of ads could ever do" -- Charlie Kirk, executive director of Turning Point USA

"Throughout his career he has seemingly touched all the bases on the  right: he has worked for Tucker Carlson, been featured on Infowars and  Fox News. And, of course, he’s been retweeted by Donald Trump Jr." -- The Bulwark

On September 12, 2016, Howley's work was read into the U.S. congressional record. Congressman Louie Gohmert stated: "But we heard over and over, gee, FBI Director Comey would never do anything but absolutely perfectly aboveboard. But then this article by Patrick Howley, 10 September, came out. I was shocked. It said: ‘‘A review of FBI Director James Comey’s professional history and relationships shows that the Obama cabinet leader—now under fire for his handling of the investigation of Hillary Clinton—is deeply entrenched in the big-money cronyism culture of Washington, D.C. His personal and professional relationships—all undisclosed as he announced the Bureau would not prosecute Clinton—reinforce bipartisan concerns that he may have politicized the criminal probe. ‘‘These concerns focus on millions of dollars that Comey accepted from a Clinton Foundation defense contractor, Comey’s former membership on a Clinton Foundation corporate partner’s board’’—I had no idea—‘‘and his surprising financial relationship with his brother Peter Comey, who works at the law firm that does the Clinton Foundation taxes.’’ 

Patrick Howley has interviewed such figures as President Donald Trump, playwright David Mamet, filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson, former Senator Jeff Sessions, Trump adviser Roger Stone, Trump adviser Sam Clovis, journalist Jerome Corsi, cartoonist Ben Garrison, former senator Rick Santorum, musicians Bryson Gray and An0maly and Forgiato Blow, commentator Gavin McInnes, Jill Biden's disgruntled ex-husband, the whistleblower who accused CPAC head Matt Schlapp of inappropriate groping, a man named Will Folks who claimed to have had an affair with Nikki Haley, and NXIVM cult whistleblower Frank Parlato (here's part 1 and part 2 of that interview).

During his Daily Caller days, Howley gained notoriety for a series of satirical essays including his 2013 review of Crossfire host Stephanie Cutter, his viral "Cigarette Reviews" feature, "Liberal Hipsters Make Race Relations Worse," and an essay on anti-male discrimination that led to a Democratic National Committee call for a boycott against the Daily Caller and also against conservative talk radio legend Rush Limbaugh, who read Howley's essay on the air. The DNC referred to the Daily Caller as "the Rush Limbaugh of websites." Patrick Howley won a Daily Caller Internet Traffic Award and covered White House Correspondents Dinner parties with his late Daily Caller colleague Betsy Rothstein. During his time at the website, the Daily Caller reached 20 million unique visitors per month according to internal metrics and was parodied on the CBS show Madam Secretary. 

Patrick Howley has appeared on Fox and Friends, The Alex Jones Show, The Stew Peters Show, Hannity, Your World With Neil Cavuto, C-Span's Washington Journal, CBS News, Redacted, NPR, Fox Business, One America News, Newsmax, Breitbart Radio, The Hugh Hewitt Show, Fox News Radio, BBC Radio, Wall Street Journal Live, Patriots Soapbox, The Killstream, CrossTalk News, LindellTV, and various other outlets. 

His work has been widely featured in the media including by the Rush Limbaugh Show, Tucker Carlson Tonight, Drudge Report, Forbes, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Good Morning America. Howley's work has been shared by such figures as President Donald Trump, Don Trump Junior, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Dinesh D'Souza, Congressman Matt Gaetz, Charlie Kirk, Sarah Palin, James Woods, Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, Lin Wood, and Laura Ingraham. 

Patrick Howley has spoken at events sponsored by the Leadership Institute, the Virginia Tea Party, Faith N Freedoms, Judicial Watch, and a chapter of Turning Point USA. He was in New Hampshire when President Donald Trump won the primary in 2016, he was in Cleveland at the 2016 Republican National Convention, and he attended the inauguration of President Donald Trump in 2017 in Washington, D.C. 

Howley's playwriting work has been featured at several theaters including the Stella Adler Theatre in Hollywood, California. Howley's early writing was published by Scholastic. He won a state championship in Mock Trial. He plays trivia and his favorite book is Nineteen Eighty-Four.

Patrick Howley called out the Scamdemic with an April 5, 2020 appearance on The Alex Jones Show to promote his report "The Truth About Fauci and Birx, Bill Gates and Globalist Elites."

Patrick Howley's landmark April 2020 investigative report "Fauci's NIAID Funded Wuhan Lab Scientists To Research Bat Coronavirus" was reportedly the first piece of reporting on NIAID funding the Wuhan lab's bizarre coronavirus experiments. Many people worldwide now blame Anthony Fauci for coronavirus. 

Howley's work was featured in the viral Judy Mikovits documentary "Plandemic" and the trailer for the Robert F. Kennedy Junior documentary "The Real Anthony Fauci: The Movie." 

Howley launched a citizen activism tour to oppose mask mandates. His speech at a county commission meeting went viral, was featured on Revolver and secured a 3-2 victory against a mask mandate proposal in that county.

Patrick Howley recently appeared on the show "Redacted" with Clayton Morris after he broke the news that the CDC is quietly tracking unvaccinated people in America. 

 Patrick Howley served as executive producer of Save the Babies: A Documentary on CPS Child Trafficking,  which blew the lid off state-sanctioned kidnapping and featured  disturbing revelations about Nancy Pelosi's family. The movie racked up  over 200,000 views on Banned Dot Video and quickly spread to other  platforms including Bitchute and Youtube. The film is featured on the Internet Movie Database.

During the 2022 midterm election, Howley released a sequel entitled "Save the Babies 2: Pelosi, Pedophilia, and the Dead CPS Children Near Bohemian Grove," which scored over 190,000 views on Banned Dot Video. Howley's subsequent video "The Dark Truth About the Pelosi Pedophilia Connections" gained over 150,000 views on Banned Dot Video. Howley subsequently released "Save the Babies 3."