How did the Trump Rally transferred the officer Tatom into a conservative star?

Brandon Tatom’s trip was one of the most popular conservative influencers on a unique journey that started in a gathering in Arizona Trump during the 2016 elections.

Known as “Officer Tatom” on social mediaTATUM possesses millions of followers and subscribers on all platforms, where he shares his views and reactions on political issues, the media and hot cultural issues. Tatum talks with Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview about how he gets there.

Tatom’s journey started as a university football player at Arizona University in Tuscon. However, he was not chosen in the draft of the American Football Association, so he put his career scenes elsewhere with his university degree, and explored many job opportunities in Toxon.

While Tatum was looking, he needed to find something that could be able to provide his family. He applied to join the police station and got a response.

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Tatom rolled with officer Sean Payne, who inspired him to practice a profession in applying the law.

“He has retired since then, but you know that he changed my life … I have inspired me to take this trip with him to be a police officer. I always say this when I talk about it for the first time in my life, I saw a hero in Sean Payne and said, as you know, I want to be a hero like him.”

Tatom said he wanted to serve his community and describe his career police officer I also do not believe. “

“I was a SWAT operator. I was a field training officer, and he was trained new officers,” he said. “Crisis intervention has been trained, which means that I negotiated and helped people in crises, and people trying to commit suicide, called it whatever you want.”

“I was there to help,” he added.

It was a complete circle for Tatum, who had previously had no good experience with the police.

“I really did not like police officers from the community in which she grew up,” he said. “I was already arrested when I was eight years old to smoke marijuana in a vacant house. So my first experience with police officers was in prison and I did not test police officers in society to help.”

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After that, Tatum was waking up a politician.

“When I saw these taxes for the first time from my salary, I realized that I needed to start voting and activity politically.”

He realized that his views are more aligned with Republican Party.

“She grew up being black in America, by default, most of us are democratic, so I really opened my eyes to say, you know what, I think I am in line with the Republican Party more. I am conservative, I love God. I mean, all the things that I think most people will be associated with, linked to the province or Republicans,“ Share Tatum.

The 2016 elections changed the life of Tatom in a big way.

A video clip of Tatum describing his experience at the Toxon Trump gathering Viral Overnight. Then he appeared on “Fox & Friends” to describe the posting of the video and support for the president of the future.

“I think Donald Trump is a good candidate and I think he has concrete, and he has the ability to make this country great again,” Tatom said.Fox & FriendsIn March 2016.

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After this appearance, he realized the importance of making his voice heard.

“I have a voice. I really need to talk about these things I see very silly,” said Tatom.

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Since then, online Tatum has been on various issues over the past decade, including Kullen Capernik’s NFL protests and riots in Black Lives Matter 2020.