Brad Parscale’s Clock Tower X advertises election influence to nation-state actors on its front page. A nation-state is paying it through the month before the midterms. And in October, its paperwork was quietly amended to say the nation-state was never the client. All of it is in the filings.
Go look at clocktowerx.com before someone edits it. The front page of Brad Parscale’s company greets you with nine words: “We help determine who prevails. Elections. Narratives. Markets.”
Keep scrolling. The site, which brands the company Narrative Infrastructure, claims more than $2 billion in influenced outcomes, deployments in over ten countries at national scale, 140 million people reached annually, and zero public case studies, which it calls a design choice, adding that if you’ve heard about their work, it wasn’t theirs.
It describes six operating disciplines, one of which is managed influencer ecosystems that amplify narratives through credible, distributed voices. And it names its intended clients: political operators, media owners, high-leverage donors, and, in plain text, sovereign funds and nation-state actors. The page closes by declaring that the next decade will not be won publicly; it will be decided by systems like this.
Now hold that page next to the federal filings.
The client the website won’t name
Clock Tower X registered as a foreign agent on September 18, 2025, disclosing a $6 million contract with Havas Media Germany on behalf of the State of Israel.
A June 2026 work order took the engagement to $4.5 million per month, April through October 2026, $31.5 million, ending just days before Americans vote in the midterms.
The company’s newly surfaced Supplemental Statement, signed by Parscale under penalty of perjury on May 18, 2026 and covering the six months ending March 31, adds the part nobody has reported. Item 7 states that the registrant’s connection with the State of Israel terminated on October 13, 2025, three weeks after registering and two weeks after the first exposés ran.
An amendment filed October 20, labeled as correcting a deficiency, did the surgery.
The supplemental’s financial sections now state that the State of Israel registration “was in error,” with zero receipts and zero disbursements attributed to it. The company’s sole foreign principal of record became HAVAS Media Network, a French-owned advertising conglomerate.
One problem. The same supplemental’s own description of the work says the company provides strategic communications and media services in support of Havas’ engagement by the State of Israel to execute a nationwide campaign in the United States.
The state stayed in the sentence. It just came off the letterhead. Whoever decided the original registration was an error decided it in the exact week this campaign became a news story, and the question of who made that call, the company, its lawyers, Havas, or the FARA Unit, is now the most important unanswered question on this docket.
FARA filings are public. You can look at them yourself, but in the meantime, look at Clock Tower X LLC’s FARA filings and you tell me… does this look like a company that “accidentally” filed as a registered agent of the state of Israel, but isn’t really an agent of Israel?
The money
For the six months ending March 31, the supplemental reports Clock Tower X received $15,000,000 from Havas in $1.5 million installments labeled payment for services, against a contract of record that stood at $9 million.
It further discloses that Havas made the company an $850,000 loan on November 7, 2025, and that on December 11 the company recorded a $750,000 loan repayment to Bradley Parscale personally.
Total disbursements for the period: $13,061,802.50, with an itemized appendix I am still mining.
The $6 million gap between the received amount and the contract of record may reflect pass-through advertising spend; I will reach out for comment.
We also can’t ignore the payouts to Salem Media, Brad Parscale’s other company: a cool $560,002.50 over six months.
Other key contractors who received large sums:
Portman Road Strategies - owned by republican strategist Mike Shields
Sparkfire Technologies - AI chatbot company (likely the ones sending the text messages to the numbers taken from Show Faith by Works’ geofencing project)
The ledger touches American politics, by name
The supplemental’s content appendix logs hundreds of URLs published October through March across the brand mesh, Allyvia, FactSignal, Paxpoint, Culturavia, Justorium, Cognitura, CompassionPulse, Innovascope, Econora, plus Rumble and YouTube channels, every line labeled with the purpose of combating antisemitism, in English and Spanish.
Read the titles and something else emerges.
The foreign-funded network published a Culturavia piece framing Tucker Carlson’s views on Israel as failing tests of American loyalty and Christian integrity. On March 30, FactSignal published a piece on the supposed Russian origins of Candace Owens’ and Tucker Carlson’s talking points.
There is content about Trump drawing lines against antisemitism inside MAGA, content about Joe Kent’s resignation, content about CAIR, content about Qatari money in American universities, content about young conservatives at AmericaFest.
This is a foreign government’s contractor publishing about named American media figures and the American right’s internal disputes, months before Tucker Carlson’s own show made this campaign famous on the right, apparently without knowing the campaign had already published attacks on him.
And then there is the contributions section. The filing discloses that during the engagement, on December 22, 2025, Bradley Parscale wrote a $10,000 check to the victory committee of Congressman Max Miller, the Republican whose Ohio district takes in Medina, where Clock Tower X is headquartered, alongside small online donations by two subcontractors to other candidates.
FARA does permit registered agents to donate from their own personal funds provided they disclose it, Parscale is an American citizen, and disclose it he did, which is how I know.
The sworn paperwork of a foreign influence engagement contains, in its own handwriting, its principals’ contributions to candidates in the upcoming cycle.
What I am and am not saying
The website describes Clock Tower X’s general business, not the Israel engagement specifically, and no document shows Israel purchasing election work or instructing anyone about the midterms; the work orders describe content, websites, and advertising. I will not tell you the documents say otherwise.
What the record does show, all of it sworn or published by the company itself, is this: a firm that advertises election influence to nation-state actors, a nation-state paying that firm $4.5 million a month on a schedule that ends the month before a federal election, a content operation that has already published about named American political and media figures, the firm’s owner donating to a sitting congressman mid-engagement, and a paper trail amended, under press fire, to say the nation-state was never the client, even as the filing’s own words describe the campaign as the state’s.
The company’s front page says it helps determine who prevails and that its work is invisible by design. For once, I am taking a Parscale product at its word, which is why every document above is linked, archived, and headed for a congressional oversight file.
I have sent this information and much more connected to it (11 pages worth of receipts and dot connecting) to the Congressional Oversight Committee; I will update you if I receive a response.
Clock Tower X is just one piece of a much larger influence campaign called Project 545, sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. I’ll be covering different aspects of this story daily for the next week. Stay tuned, spread the word, and let’s stop this interference by exposing it.
Receipts
Clock Tower X front page, captured and archived July 17, 2026: https://clocktowerx.com/
Clock Tower X LLC, Registration Statement, FARA #7649, September 18, 2025: https://efile.fara.gov/docs/7649-Registration-Statement-20250918-1.pdf
Clock Tower X LLC, Amendment, October 20, 2025 (deficiency correction; principal re-papering): https://efile.fara.gov/docs/7649-Amendment-20251020-2.pdf
Clock Tower X LLC, Amendment and Exhibit B, June 7, 2026 (work order: $4.5M/month, April through October 2026): https://efile.fara.gov/docs/7649-Amendment-20260607-4.pdf and https://efile.fara.gov/docs/7649-Exhibit-AB-20260607-4.pdf
Clock Tower X LLC, Supplemental Statement, received May 18, 2026, period ending March 31, 2026 ($15M receipts; $850K Havas loan; $750K loan repayment to Parscale; $13,061,802.50 disbursed; Israel termination and “in error” statements; content ledger; political contributions), DOJ link nonfunctional, mirrored by the Daily Caller News Foundation: https://cdn01.dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/fara-supplemental-filing-for-brad-parscales-clock-tower-x-from-may-2026.pdf
Jack Poulson, January 12, 2026 (brand mesh documentation): https://jackpoulson.substack.com/p/israel-expanded-propaganda-contract
Haaretz, June 18, 2026 (escalation context): https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/security-aviation/2026-06-18/ty-article/bleeding-support-in-u-s-over-failed-iran-war-israel-triples-its-influence-efforts-there/0000019e-db73-d2be-abbf-fbffca7b0000
These are the docs that should have been released last night…? lol