Piers Morgan brought in professional bullshit artist and Scientologist Grant Cardone to denounce President Biden’s extremely controversial pardon of his son Hunter Biden. 

Grant Cardone stated his opinion that Hunter Biden probably still has a drug problem. Cardone, a former self-admitted drug addict who still drinks alcohol, has said that he doesn’t have a problem with alcohol. We mention this as former T-Mobile CEO John Legere accused Cardone of having a substance abuse problem inasmuch as a former drug addict who drinks alcohol is still using substances.

Cardone’s drinking became part of his $100 million USD libel lawsuit against Legere. Another part of Cardone’s lawsuit is that Legere declared in a podcast that Cardone is a liar and is not a real billionaire.

Grant Cardone has claimed billionaire status many times and has used it in his promotions. Most notably, Cardone did a cable show called Undercover Billionaire. If Cardone is not an actual billionaire, then the premise of the show was a fraud and Cardone conspired to be part of this fraud on advertisers and viewers.

Cardone will be deposed and challenged in his lawsuit to prove he is an actual billionaire and does not have a substance abuse problem. Cardone will also have to prove that Legere’s remarks caused $100 million in damages.

This is the heated exchange between Legere and Cardone that gave rise to Cardone’s lawsuit:

Cardone long ago positioned himself to appear on cable news television as a third-tier talking head who is aiming to become a first-tier talking head. However, Cardone is not a star on Shark Tank. He is not Mark Cuban or Kevin O’Leary.

Cardone’s influence is extremely limited as he is not a real billionaire and his books are marketing tools. Cardone has to pay to play. Nevertheless, he is seeking to become part of the cable news dialogue.

For Scientology, Grant Cardone is the new Joy Villa. She went viral in Trump’s 2016 victory after wearing designer Andre Soriano’s MAGA dress to the Grammys.

Soriano told us at the time that he wished he had chosen former Pussycat Dolls band member and Republican conservative Kaya Jones to wear the dress. 

Joy Villa made more news when she expressed an interest in running for the US Congress. Villa conducted what is called a “testing the waters” period as mandated under US law. Testing the waters allows a person to form an exploratory committee and raise funds to determine if they are a viable candidate to run for Congress.

If a person tests the waters and concludes they are a viable candidate, then they file formal papers, announce their candidacy, and create an election committee. The formalities allow for political fundraising under the prescribed election laws.

Joy Villa’s exploratory campaign was orchestrated by Scientology’s DC lobbyist Greg Mitchell.

Mitchell was brought in by the Scientology Cult to manage Joy Villa’s political aspirations after her MAGA dress went viral.

Joy Villa appeared to be less than serious in her exploratory campaign and we saw it as largely a PR play. The GOP was not interested in Joy Villa. For example, the GOP never offered Villa a US Congressional District in which she could run.

Joy Villa ended her exploratory campaign and continued her attempts to find a singing career that extended beyond her appearance at a few MAGA events. Her  efforts proved unsuccessful for the simple reason that she cannot sing. When she is not autotuned and remixed in a studio, she is a very poor live singer.

Scientologist and attorney Leigh Dundas

During the 2020 US Presidential election cycle, Scientologist Leigh Dundas was a prominent member of QAnon and was present at the January 6 attack on the US Capitol. We wrote a highly detailed article on Scientologists and Republican politics in this period.

Leigh Dundas infamously said on January 6 that traitors should be hung or shot. After the events of January 6, Dundas fled to Mexico. Upon her return, our sources report that she was interviewed by the FBI. Dundas never physically entered the US Capitol and so was never criminally charged.

Leigh Dundas posted on X from the Capitol on January 6. Dundas can be heard talking about the theft of a bottle of wine from the office of then Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi

Despite now publicly trying to blame Antifa, it sounds like CA attorney Leigh Dundas has some personal knowledge of theft that took place in the capitol. 🤔 pic.twitter.com/VmW6T8HIt2

— Kaitlin Johnson (@kaitlinjohnson) January 10, 2021

Cardone went big for Donald Trump and paid then former President Trump a hefty personal appearance fee to speak at Cardone 10X event in 2022. These events are designed for Cardone fanboys. Cardone uses his 10X events to sell his success books, courses, and programs.

Cardone uses his 10X events to convince his fanboys to lock up their cash for 10 years in an illiquid Cardone Capital investment in apartments. With an average annual return of 4.8%, we view Cardone Capital as a garbage investment that inflation will destroy over time.

Despite the many things not to like about Grant Cardone, Donald Trump proved himself an expert by appearing anywhere on almost any social media platform or event during his 2024 campaign. Moreover, Cardone fanboy votes count just as much as votes by people who see Cardone as a hustler, liar, and conman.

It is unlikely that Cardone’s appearance with Trump will translate to any benefits for the Church of Scientology. According to our sources, Cardone is viewed as an unstable self-promoter.

None of Cardone’s activities on cable news shows will shield the Cardone Aventura Mafia from Grant Cardone’s incurable greed and megalomania.

We are investigating the relationship between Scientology’s lobbyist Greg Mitchell and Grant Cardone. What we are watching for here is to see if Cardone accepts an honorary appointment to Scientology’s front group IRF Secretariat.

Mitchell created this bogus interfaith group as a way to safepoint Scientology. 

We doubt Cardone would waste his time with Greg Mitchell’s IRF as it would generate no income or PR value for Cardone. 

We did a podcast in 2018 with the late GOP Political Consultant Robbie Olson. Robbie was hired by Joy Villa to manage her exploratory run for the US Congress. In this podcast, Robbie describes the way in which Joy represented herself as a Christian and how the Church of Scientology and Greg Mitchell constantly meddled in things. Below we see Joy Villa’s 2021 post she made during her exploratory US Congressional campaign. In this post she is shamelessly pandering to Republican Christian Evangelicals:

This podcast we did with Robbie Olson is fascinating for the details Robbie shared on Scientology’s extreme behind-the-scenes micromanagement of every aspect of Joy Villa’s life. Following her 15 minutes of fame, Joy Villa divorced her husband and fellow Scientologist Thorsten Overgaard. Absent Thorsten’s money to finance her insatiable status seeking and social climbing, Joy Villa was last seen training to be an auditor in the South African Org at Kalami Castle.