Disinformation, Big Blue Bash & Kyle Steven Reyes

tl;dr

Kyle Steven Reyes (42) operates a network of brands, including The Silent Partner Marketing and Law Enforcement Today out of St. John, Florida that monetizes pro-police, Christian-nationalist, and MAGA-aligned outrage.

His main fundraising event, the “Big Blue Bash” at Mar-a-Lago, uses “Back the Blue” branding to platform January 6 apologists and election deniers. The dossier highlights two major hypocrisies:

Fiscal: The event relies on millions of dollars in taxpayer-funded security for its high-profile guests, while Reyes’s brand critiques government spending.

Ideological: It champions “law and order” but celebrates figures linked to the violent attack on Capitol police.

The report also accuses his network of spreading disinformation for clicks and documents Reyes’s pattern of making derisive comments online. In essence, the dossier argues that Reyes has built a business model that profits from political division and performative patriotism, while taxpayers help foot the bill.

Google AI Overview:

Complaints about The Silent Partner Marketing often involve billing issues, contractual disagreements, poor quality of service, and a lack of accountability for incomplete work. Several clients have accused the company of violating contract terms, failing to deliver promised results, and keeping funds for services never rendered. On the employment side, a major complaint is a toxic company culture and issues with aggressive and unprofessional leadership, according to some employee reviews on platforms like Glassdoor.

Executive Summary

Kyle Steven Reyes — Snowflake

Kyle Steven Reyes operates a tightly interlinked ecosystem of brands — The Silent Partner Marketing, Law Enforcement Today, and related “Back the Blue” projects — designed to monetize outrage, faith signaling, and political grievance.

His messaging blends Christian-nationalist identity, pro-police branding, and MAGA rhetoric into a self-reinforcing content and fundraising machine centered on the Big Blue Bash, a Mar-a-Lago gala that markets patriotism and law enforcement loyalty while platforming January 6 apologists and 2020 election deniers.

While Reyes champions “law and order,” his network celebrates figures who attacked police at the Capitol and denigrates critics online. Adding insult, each Mar-a-Lago event that draws federal VIPs costs taxpayers $1–4 million in security and travel — a public subsidy for a private partisan spectacle.

1. Corporate and Business Structure

The Silent Partner Marketing, LLC is an active Florida limited liability company registered on SunBiz under document number L24000098980.

Core Record Details

Full Name: THE SILENT PARTNER MARKETING, LLC

Florida Document Number: L2400009898

Status: Active (as of the latest SunBiz filing

FEI/EIN Number: 47–3942391

Date Filed: January 31, 2024

Principal Address: 111 Orange Avenue, Suite 302, Fort Pierce, FL 34949 (updated March 10, 2025

Mailing Address: 111 Orange Avenue, Suite 302, Fort Pierce, FL 34950

Registered Agent: Kyle Steven Reyes, 79 Indian Grass Drive, St. John, FL 32259

Manager/Authorized Person: Kyle Steven Reyes (same address as above)

Reporting & Documentation

Most recent annual report was filed on March 10, 2025.

https://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/CorporationSearch/GetDocument?aggregateId=flal-l24000098980-dea9ea69-d6a0-4ff2-b10d-bc129fcba3f3&transactionId=l24000098980-1bd4c552-1b25-47cf-919d-102ee9e63f1a&formatType=PDF

The company remains in good standing with the State of Florida as of its most recent filings.

🔗 Sunbiz corporate record

Additional contact footprint:

The Silent Partner Marketing — 4 Creamery Brook, East Granby CT 06026

642 Hilliard St, Manchester CT 06042

Phone: +1 866–432–6456

(Appears consistently across the official site, Buzzfile, Yelp, and Manta.)

Affiliated media arm:

Law Enforcement Today lists 1309 Coffeen Ave STE 1200, Sheridan WY 82801, a common virtual-office mailbox hub.

🔗 Contact page

2. The Event Funnel: Big Blue Bash at Mar-a-Lago

Event: Veterans Day 2025 ( Nov 11 ) at The Mar-a-Lago Club

Platform: Zeffy ticketing portal

🔗 Big Blue Bash Ticket Page | Instagram Promo

Tickets range from cocktail-only packages to multi-thousand-dollar VIP tables. Sponsors and speakers include ex-federal officials and pro-Trump influencers; promotion leans heavily on “patriotic” imagery and promises of “the party of the year.”

Public Cost Benchmark

Federal protection for government VIPs at Mar-a-Lago historically costs taxpayers $3–4 million per event.

GAO-19–178 documented $13.6 million spent on four early Trump trips — ≈ $3.4 million each. 🔗 GAO report

CREW found Secret Service expenditures near $2 million at Trump properties. 🔗 CREW analysis

So while Reyes markets fiscal conservatism, his flagship event relies on a taxpayer-financed security bubble.

Officials

Todd Lyons

Kash Patel

Tom Homan

Michael Bavis

Sean Darnell

Tulsi Gabbard

Speaker of Congress Mike Johnson

Pete Hegseth

Dan Bongino

Marco Rubio

Ron DeSantis

Kristi Noem

Byron Donalds

Cory D. Randolph

Mark Glass

Robert Redfield

Pam Bondi

John Ratcliffe

Rodney Scott

Jeremy B. Quattlebaum

Ashley B. Moody

John H. Rutherford

Joe Kent

John Czwartacki

Terrance F. Cole

Art Del Cueto

Gavin Clarkson

Edward R. Martin Jr.

Invited Veteran Award Winners

Marcus Luttrell

Rob O’Neill

Joey Jones

Kristy Ennis

Don Mann

Dakota Meyer

Salvatore Giunta

Leroy Petry

Clint Romesha

Kyle Carpenter

Special Guests



Scott LoBaido

Joe “The Plumber” Wurzelbacher

Kari Lake

Michael Flynn

James O’Keefe

3. Kyle’s Messaging and Ideological Branding

Masculinity rhetoric: Posts condemn “soy-latte-sipping churches” and urge “men to be men.”

Faith framing: Public content glorifies The Church of Eleven22 ( Jacksonville FL ) and its revival imagery. 🔗 coe22.com

Patriot and Police fusion: “Thin Blue Line” hashtags and charity branding mask partisan warfare

The contradiction is glaring: the same movement Reyes amplifies celebrated rioters who brutalized Capitol police. His platform converts that cognitive dissonance into brand engagement and donor clicks.

4. Online Behavior and Documented Comments

Screenshots and archived posts show a pattern of derision and mock-compassion:

“Do you need me to use small words to explain the difference between legal and illegal?”

“ ‘Painter’. Yeah, pretty much explains it.”

“Given your job … you might want to refresh that resume.”

“Comments like this explain why you’re looking for work.”

“Have another glass of CNN juice.”

“Too bad you couldn’t time travel from under that rock.”

“Why don’t we start with a drug and alcohol rehab program for you? Happy to raise the funds.”

“Maybe your doctors can help … get those estrogen levels way down and teach him what T is.”

“Send me your tears so I can drink them with my bacon and eggs.”

“Look no further than lowering the standards so women could qualify as Navy SEALs.”

“It’s so cute how you’re the self-appointed ‘CEO’ … you need to put MBA next to your name.”

Each blends mockery of employment, gender, or faith with a closing dose of pious moralizing — an engagement tactic masquerading as ministry.

5. Misinformation Cycle: The FY26 Continuing Resolution Hoax

Reyes and his network amplified the claim that the Democratic FY26 CR secretly allocated $200 billion to “illegals.”

The official bill text and committee summaries do no such thing. Sections 2141–2142 only extend ACA premium-tax-credit formulas for qualified enrollees — no provisions for undocumented immigrants.

🔗 Senate Appropriations PDF

Result: outrage clicks built on a non-existent clause — classic “disinformation as a business model.”

6. Reputation and Ethics Risks

Badge Borrowing: Mixing “law enforcement charity” branding with partisan politics risks sponsor backlash.

Public Subsidy: Private gala benefits from taxpayer-funded protection while railing against government spending.

Opacity: Virtual-office addresses mask ownership chains and complicate accountability.

7. Agency and Directory Listings

The Silent Partner Marketing (Official Website)

🔗 https://www.thesilentpartnermarketing.com

Buzzfile Company Profile

🔗 https://www.buzzfile.com/business/The-Silent-Partner-Marketing-LLC-866-432-6456

Yelp Business Listing (East Granby, CT)

🔗 https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-silent-partner-marketing-east-granby-3

Manta Company Listing (Manchester, CT)

🔗 https://www.manta.com/c/mb0jr16/the-silent-partner-marketing-llc

Affiliated Media Property

Law Enforcement Today — Contact Page (Mail Drop in Sheridan, WY)

🔗 https://lawenforcementtoday.com/contact

Event Ticketing and Promotion

Big Blue Bash at Mar-a-Lago — Ticketing via Zeffy

🔗 https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/big-blue-line-gala

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Faith Network Reference

The Church of Eleven22® — Jacksonville, Florida

🔗 https://coe22.com

Primary Legislative Source (Fact-Check Context)

FY26 Democratic Continuing Resolution (Appropriations Text)

🔗https://www.appropriations.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/fy26_democratic_continuing_resolution_text.pdf

Government Oversight — Mar-a-Lago Cost Benchmarks

U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO-19–178) — Presidential Travel Costs (Mar-a-Lago)

🔗 https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-19-178

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) — Secret Service Spending at Trump Properties

🔗 https://www.citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/crew-reports/trump-spent-secret-service-taxpayer-money/

Professional / Personal Profiles

Kyle Reyes — LinkedIn Profile

🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/in/thesilentpartner/

Kyle Reyes — Facebook Public Figure Page

🔗 https://www.facebook.com/KyleReyesCEO/

Young America’s Foundation — Speaker Bio for Kyle Reyes

🔗 https://yaf.org/people/kyle-reyes/

8. Conclusion

Reyes’s operation demonstrates how outrage and faith can be packaged as commerce:

Weaponize identity → generate clicks and donations.

Stage a high-visibility event → convert prestige into brand leads.

Externalize cost → let taxpayers fund security while sponsors underwrite spectacle.

The rhetoric shouts law and order; the business model thrives on disorder.

Every claim above traces to a verifiable source, from Sunbiz filings to GAO audits.

That transparency is the only antidote to the culture of performative misinformation Reyes helped industrialize.

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