# Post ts_117542836979977717 - Post ID: `ts_117542836979977717` - Platform: Truth Social - Posted: 2026-11-01T19:29:15.285Z (UTC) - Deleted: no - Repost: no - Canonical URL: https://trump.fm/post/ts_117542836979977717 - Analysis page: https://trump.fm/post/ts_117542836979977717/analysis - Audio narration: https://static.trump.fm/audio/ts_117542836979977717.mp3 (a synthesized voice reading the post text, not a recording) ## Post text > The Fake Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr., has DISAPPEARED! Nobody can find him, including Law Enforcement. He knows that he committed a Criminal Act, but he also knows that there are those around him who, in a certain way, were far worse, like Lawyer Marc Elias, and Liberal Radical Left Activist “Lawyer” Norm Eisen. Others that are really bad, and corrupt, in so many ways, include Political Activists and Lowlives, Reid Hoffman, and Neville Roy Singham. These are CRIMINALS who totally abuse the Laws of our Land, and are destructive to our Country at levels never thought possible before. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP ## Engagement - Likes: 20,643 - Reposts: 6,657 - Replies: 2,513 - Views: unknown - Metrics collected: 2026-11-03T14:01:22.077Z (UTC) # Analysis _Machine-generated by trump.fm on 2026-11-01T20:10:05.770Z (UTC): a model's reading of this post, not his words. Its psychological terms describe the language, not a clinical assessment of him._ ## Summary Two days before the 2026 general election, the post names Daniel J. Sullivan, a private Alaska citizen on the Senate ballot whose shared name with the Republican incumbent has drawn months of Republican complaint, and announces that he has "DISAPPEARED" and that "Nobody can find him, including Law Enforcement." No charge against him has been reported. Secondhand reporting says only that he left his hometown, and a friend called the couple "world travelers." The phrase "He knows that he committed a Criminal Act" claims to know his private mind and stands in for evidence. The post then widens through a self-admittedly loose link ("in a certain way") to Marc Elias, Norm Eisen, Reid Hoffman and Neville Roy Singham, who are all declared "CRIMINALS" without a conviction among them. Splitting, devaluation ("Lowlives," the scare-quoted "Lawyer") and projection are prominent: the author, himself convicted on felony counts in 2024, assigns "abuse" of "the Laws of our Land" to his opponents. The trigger is electoral and preemptive, not a personal injury. Calling a named private citizen a fugitive in front of a mass audience is the most serious feature, because it invites people to look for him even though the post points enforcement toward police and not toward followers. Spelling slips and the hedged drift from one subject to a list support his own authorship over staff. ## A missing candidate turned into proof of guilt, two days before Alaska votes The post went up at 14:29 Eastern on Sunday, 1 November 2026. Daylight saving time ended that morning, and every place he was likely to be (Palm Beach, Washington, Bedminster) keeps Eastern time. It is two days before the general election. Its target, Daniel J. Sullivan, is a Petersburg, Alaska resident on the U.S. Senate ballot alongside the Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan. Republicans have argued for months that the shared name is a vote-splitting ploy. The Alaska Supreme Court refused in June to remove him from the ballot. Late-October reporting tied his candidacy to Democratic operatives, and a secondhand CBS report said he had left his hometown before that story broke. A friend described the couple as "world travelers." ([Twitchy](https://twitchy.com/dougp/2026/10/31/heres-an-update-on-the-possible-whereabouts-of-mia-senate-candidate-decoy-dan-sullivan-n2433955), [Alaska's News Source](https://alaskasnewssource.com/2026/10/27/dan-j-sullivan-switches-republican-undeclared-ahead-general-election), [Alaska Beacon](https://alaskabeacon.com/2026/09/09/trump-indicates-department-of-justice-may-bring-case-against-petersburgs-dan-sullivan/), [Newsweek](https://www.newsweek.com/trump-threatens-legal-action-remove-second-dan-sullivan-alaska-senate-race-midterms-12604028)) The post builds a story of guilt out of that thin record. A candidate who is hard to reach becomes someone who has "DISAPPEARED!", someone "Nobody can find... including Law Enforcement." His absence is then read as a confession: "He knows that he committed a Criminal Act." No charge against him has been reported. The Beacon could not confirm even the rumored DOJ subpoena. The "He knows" construction claims access to the man's private knowledge, and it does the work evidence would otherwise have to do. This is distortion in Vaillant's sense: an ambiguous fact (a private citizen is away from home) is reshaped into the conclusion the electoral need requires. The trigger is preemptive. A third-party Sullivan can draw votes from the incumbent in a close race, and the post aims to discredit him before Tuesday. It does not answer a slight against Trump himself, and the grandiose self-reference that fills the same day's posts ("WON BIG three times") is absent here. ## From one man to a roster The post then drifts from Sullivan to a list of familiar adversaries, joined only by the hedge "in a certain way, were far worse." Marc Elias and Norm Eisen are election and impeachment litigators. Reid Hoffman is a Democratic donor. Neville Roy Singham has been accused by Republicans of funding pro-China activism. The text never says what any of them has to do with an Alaska ballot line. Proximity does the work ("those around him"), so this is guilt by association with no stated mechanism. The phrase "in a certain way" shows the author knows the link is loose and asserts it anyway. The chain ends in splitting at its most total: "These are CRIMINALS who totally abuse the Laws of our Land, and are destructive to our Country at levels never thought possible before." Devaluation runs through the labels: "Fake," "Lowlives," and the scare quotes around "Lawyer" for Eisen. The scare quotes strip a credential from someone whose profession is not in dispute. There is a shadow element in the projection. The author was convicted on 34 felony counts in New York in 2024 and has spent years framing his own prosecutions as "abuse" of law. Here he hands "CRIMINALS" and abuse of "the Laws of our Land" to his opponents without a conviction behind any of the names. The Warrior and Tyrant archetypes both show: enemies everywhere, and a sovereign who decides who is criminal by announcing it. On the order/chaos axis the post claims to be restoring order. Lawfulness belongs to his side, and the label of criminality goes to a mixed group of a private candidate, lawyers and donors. ## Voice and authorship The text reads as his own. "Lowlives" for "lowlifes" is the kind of organic misspelling an editor would catch. The qualifier "in a certain way, were far worse" is half-finished hedging. The comma splices and the run of capitalized nouns ("Criminal Act," "Law Enforcement," "Political Activists") fit his pattern. The thread also loosens from one accused man into a list of names, which matches the drift marker in the attribution framework. The sign-off "Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP" is his 2025–26 dictation signature. The posts around it on the same day differ sharply: the Texas endorsements are polished, list-formatted and full of boilerplate ("Grow the Economy, Cut Taxes and Regulations"), which suggests staff wrote them. The early-afternoon Sunday timing is the main point against him. Confidence is medium-high. On language, "Lowlives" is more likely a spelling slip than a phonemic paraphasia, and the drift from one subject to a list is a long-standing habit of his, not new tangentiality. Syntax is intact, and nothing here departs from his 2016–2020 baseline. ## Why the hunt framing matters The real danger lies in the opening, not in the list. A private citizen, not a public official, is named in full, declared a criminal, and described to tens of millions of followers as a fugitive whom "Nobody can find." That covers two of the three parts of the stochastic pattern: an identified target and an articulated grievance. The third part, implied action, is pointed toward "Law Enforcement" and not toward the audience, and the post has no violent imagery and no call to act. Even so, telling a mass audience that a named man is hiding from the law, days before an election he supposedly is spoiling, invites amateur searching and harassment of him and his family. The four other named figures already draw sustained hostility, and the "destructive to our Country" framing adds to it. ## Fact Verification | Claim | Verdict | Evidence | |-------|---------|----------| | "Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr. has disappeared and nobody, including law enforcement, can find him" | **Mostly False** | There is something true here. CBS News reported on Oct. 30, 2026 that Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., the Petersburg retired teacher on the Senate ballot, left Petersburg on Monday (Oct. 26). Raw Story, TMZ, Breitbart, Yahoo and The Gateway Pundit all relayed that report. A former student saw him on a flight to Anchorage but did not know where he was going after that, and CBS said his whereabouts afterward were 'not clear.' He left two days before The New York Times published its recruitment story. A friend described Sullivan and his wife as 'world travelers.' On Nov. 1, the day of the post, an AP story (WSLS) referred to his 'recent public absence' and said he 'has not responded to multiple messages over the past few days.' Earlier, Alaska's News Source reported that he had refused interviews even after a reporter came to his home, calling the attempts 'aggressive.' So his location was not publicly known and he was avoiding the press. The part about law enforcement has no support in credible reporting. No charge, warrant or arrest order against him has been reported. Alaska U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman held a press conference on Oct. 30 (PBS/AP, Newsweek) and declined to name any targets, subjects or possible crimes. He said 'I'm not making any assumptions on whether a crime has been committed or not.' He did not say investigators were looking for Sullivan or could not find him. AP, ADN, Alaska Public Media and MS NOW reported on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 that FBI agents had visited at least three of Sullivan's donors, in Petersburg, Sitka and Massachusetts. None of those stories says agents were trying to locate Sullivan or had failed to. The FBI declined to comment. AP and NBC treat Trump's line as his claim without confirming it. Trump said the same thing a day earlier at Mar-a-Lago ('Nobody can find him now'), and AP reported it only as his assertion. The only sources saying the FBI 'could not locate' him are a Substack post and realrawnews.com, a site known for fabricated stories. The Gateway Pundit's headline about a 'surge in FBI agents' and the word 'disappears' go further than its own article, which says only that his whereabouts 'are not known' and quotes Heyman on a 'surge of law enforcement assets.' Why mostly false: The documented part is that a candidate who faces no charges took a commercial flight out of town and stopped answering reporters. The post turns that into a disappearance and says law enforcement cannot find him. No agency has said that, and nothing shows he is legally required to make himself available. Calling it a disappearance and implying he is a fugitive leaves out the key facts. | | "Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr. committed a criminal act" | **Mostly False** | As of the post date (Nov. 1, 2026), no court or prosecutor had found that Sullivan committed a crime, and he had not been charged. A federal criminal investigation does exist. On Oct. 30, U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman confirmed parallel criminal and civil investigations that had been running 'for several months.' NBC reported grand jury subpoenas to witnesses tied to his campaign in August (via Must Read Alaska), and AP and ABC reported dozens more in late October. Heyman would not name a target, subject or statute, and he said 'I'm not making any assumptions on whether a crime has been committed or not' (Newsweek, PBS/AP). FBI agents asked donors whether they had been misled, and one donor said agents mentioned 'fraud in election contributions.' MS NOW reported that a state legislator said no federal or state law had been identified, and that election law experts say ballot-spoiling strategies are not illegal. Must Read Alaska's account of the probe mentions possible wire fraud and conspiracy theories but no charge. The courts have also found his candidacy legal. On June 26, 2026, Anchorage Superior Court Judge Thomas Matthews reversed the elections division's attempt to remove him for lack of a 'good-faith' candidacy, ruling that Alaska law does not support that standard. The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed on July 2 and put him on the ballot. On Nov. 1, U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed the DOJ suit to segregate ballots cast for him. Gov. Dunleavy's state investigation targets the Peltola campaign's alleged recruitment, not Sullivan. Sullivan has denied any intent to confuse voters. Trump has claimed since September that the Attorney General 'has a legal case' against him but has never named an offense. Why mostly false: The investigation is still open, so a future charge can't be ruled out, and the claim can't be called flatly false. But as of the post date there was no charge and no finding, prosecutors would not even say a crime had occurred, and courts had ruled that running under his own name was lawful. The post states his guilt as fact, and says he 'knows' it, without that evidence. | | "Marc Elias, Norm Eisen, Reid Hoffman and Neville Roy Singham are criminals who abuse the laws" | **False** | None of the four has been convicted of a crime, and none appears in the reporting on the Alaska candidacy as a charged party. Elias and Eisen are practicing litigators, Hoffman is a donor, and Singham has faced congressional calls for a foreign-agent inquiry but no charge. The post offers no conduct, only the label. | Overall Veracity: 13% ## Authorship Analysis **Self-Written** (score: 80%) ### Indicators - Misspelling 'Lowlives' for 'lowlifes', an organic error - Half-finished hedge 'in a certain way, were far worse' - Drift from one accused man into a list of familiar adversaries - Comma splices and capitalization of common nouns ('Criminal Act', 'Law Enforcement') - Signature sign-off 'Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP' ## Psychological Profile ### Traits **Big Five:** - Extraversion: 70% - Agreeableness: 10% - Conscientiousness: 35% - Neuroticism: 70% - Openness: 20% Strongest facet: Low agreeableness (low trust, antagonism) **Motives:** - Agency: 85% - Communion: 10% Primary drive: power ### Narrative - **Role:** Enforcer exposing a hidden criminal network - **Arc:** contamination - **Contrasting:** A fake candidate and the lawyers, donors and activists cast as his corrupt backers **Identity Claims:** - Arbiter of who is a criminal - Defender of 'the Laws of our Land' ### State **Grandiose State** **Trigger:** Preemptive Attack (Same-named third candidate threatening to split the Republican vote in the Alaska Senate race, days before the 3 November election) **Rage:** Intensity 50% targeting Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr.; Marc Elias; Norm Eisen; Reid Hoffman; Neville Roy Singham - Proportionality: 20% Sentiment: -0.80 ### Clinical **Malignant Narcissism:** - Narcissistic: 40% - Antisocial: 50% - Paranoid: 70% - Sadism: 30% **Defense Mechanisms:** - distortion (pathological) - splitting (immature) - devaluation (immature) - projection (immature) **Cognitive Complexity:** - Complexity: 45% Cognitive Markers: - tangentiality **Parasocial Techniques:** - Direct address sign-off ('Thank you for your attention to this matter!') - Positions the audience as co-witnesses to a hidden criminal network ## Danger Assessment **ELEVATED** ### Indicators - Names a private citizen in full, declares him a criminal, and tells a mass audience he is a fugitive 'Nobody can find' - Timing two days before an election in which the target is on the ballot - Brands four named public figures 'CRIMINALS' who are 'destructive to our Country' - Implied action is directed to 'Law Enforcement', not to followers, which limits but does not remove the risk of harassment ## Fact Checks (3) _The model's verdicts from 2026-11-01._ > Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr. has disappeared and nobody, including law enforcement, can find him **MOSTLY FALSE** There is something true here. CBS News reported on Oct. 30, 2026 that Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., the Petersburg retired teacher on the Senate ballot, left Petersburg on Monday (Oct. 26). Raw Story, TMZ, Breitbart, Yahoo and The Gateway Pundit all relayed that report. A former student saw him on a flight to Anchorage but did not know where he was going after that, and CBS said his whereabouts afterward were 'not clear.' He left two days before The New York Times published its recruitment story. A friend described Sullivan and his wife as 'world travelers.' On Nov. 1, the day of the post, an AP story (WSLS) referred to his 'recent public absence' and said he 'has not responded to multiple messages over the past few days.' Earlier, Alaska's News Source reported that he had refused interviews even after a reporter came to his home, calling the attempts 'aggressive.' So his location was not publicly known and he was avoiding the press. The part about law enforcement has no support in credible reporting. No charge, warrant or arrest order against him has been reported. Alaska U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman held a press conference on Oct. 30 (PBS/AP, Newsweek) and declined to name any targets, subjects or possible crimes. He said 'I'm not making any assumptions on whether a crime has been committed or not.' He did not say investigators were looking for Sullivan or could not find him. AP, ADN, Alaska Public Media and MS NOW reported on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 that FBI agents had visited at least three of Sullivan's donors, in Petersburg, Sitka and Massachusetts. None of those stories says agents were trying to locate Sullivan or had failed to. The FBI declined to comment. AP and NBC treat Trump's line as his claim without confirming it. Trump said the same thing a day earlier at Mar-a-Lago ('Nobody can find him now'), and AP reported it only as his assertion. The only sources saying the FBI 'could not locate' him are a Substack post and realrawnews.com, a site known for fabricated stories. The Gateway Pundit's headline about a 'surge in FBI agents' and the word 'disappears' go further than its own article, which says only that his whereabouts 'are not known' and quotes Heyman on a 'surge of law enforcement assets.' Why mostly false: The documented part is that a candidate who faces no charges took a commercial flight out of town and stopped answering reporters. The post turns that into a disappearance and says law enforcement cannot find him. No agency has said that, and nothing shows he is legally required to make himself available. Calling it a disappearance and implying he is a fugitive leaves out the key facts. Sources: https://www.rawstory.com/dan-sullivan-2678176058/; https://www.tmz.com/2026/10/30/daniel-j-sullivan-leaves-alaska-hometown/; https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/second-sullivan-leaves-alaska-hometown-214538977.html; https://www.breitbart.com/midterm-election/2026/10/30/report-alaska-second-dan-sullivan-leaves-hometown-days-before-election/; https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10/breaking-us-attorney-alaska-announces-surge-fbi-agents/; https://www.wsls.com/news/politics/2026/11/01/sullivan-claims-peltola-is-still-lying-about-campaigns-involvement-in-alaska-ballot-controversy/; https://www.adn.com/politics/2026/10/31/fbi-visits-dan-j-sullivan-donor-in-petersburg-as-alaska-senate-race-inquiry-widens/; https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/top-federal-prosecutor-in-alaska-says-criminal-probe-underway-over-would-be-spoiler-senate-candidate; https://www.newsweek.com/dan-sullivan-alaska-senate-election-mary-peltola-12643583; https://www.ms.now/news/alaska-senate-fbi-dan-sullivan-trump-lawsuit-election; https://alaskapublic.org/news/politics/elections/2026-11-01/judge-tosses-doj-lawsuit-that-sought-to-block-election-results-if-republican-sen-dan-sullivan-loses; https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-election/federal-judge-dismisses-trump-attempt-ballots-alaska-senate-race-rcna606838; https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2026/10/22/trump-wants-remove-dan-j-sullivan-ballot-alaskans-are-already-voting/; https://tuzarapost.substack.com/p/the-mysterious-disappearance-of-alaska; https://realrawnews.com/2026/10/the-mysterious-disappearance-of-alaska-spoiler-candidate-daniel-j-sullivan/; https://twitchy.com/dougp/2026/10/31/heres-an-update-on-the-possible-whereabouts-of-mia-senate-candidate-decoy-dan-sullivan-n2433955 > Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr. committed a criminal act **MOSTLY FALSE** As of the post date (Nov. 1, 2026), no court or prosecutor had found that Sullivan committed a crime, and he had not been charged. A federal criminal investigation does exist. On Oct. 30, U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman confirmed parallel criminal and civil investigations that had been running 'for several months.' NBC reported grand jury subpoenas to witnesses tied to his campaign in August (via Must Read Alaska), and AP and ABC reported dozens more in late October. Heyman would not name a target, subject or statute, and he said 'I'm not making any assumptions on whether a crime has been committed or not' (Newsweek, PBS/AP). FBI agents asked donors whether they had been misled, and one donor said agents mentioned 'fraud in election contributions.' MS NOW reported that a state legislator said no federal or state law had been identified, and that election law experts say ballot-spoiling strategies are not illegal. Must Read Alaska's account of the probe mentions possible wire fraud and conspiracy theories but no charge. The courts have also found his candidacy legal. On June 26, 2026, Anchorage Superior Court Judge Thomas Matthews reversed the elections division's attempt to remove him for lack of a 'good-faith' candidacy, ruling that Alaska law does not support that standard. The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed on July 2 and put him on the ballot. On Nov. 1, U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed the DOJ suit to segregate ballots cast for him. Gov. Dunleavy's state investigation targets the Peltola campaign's alleged recruitment, not Sullivan. Sullivan has denied any intent to confuse voters. Trump has claimed since September that the Attorney General 'has a legal case' against him but has never named an offense. Why mostly false: The investigation is still open, so a future charge can't be ruled out, and the claim can't be called flatly false. But as of the post date there was no charge and no finding, prosecutors would not even say a crime had occurred, and courts had ruled that running under his own name was lawful. The post states his guilt as fact, and says he 'knows' it, without that evidence. Sources: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/top-federal-prosecutor-in-alaska-says-criminal-probe-underway-over-would-be-spoiler-senate-candidate; https://www.newsweek.com/dan-sullivan-alaska-senate-election-mary-peltola-12643583; https://www.ms.now/news/alaska-senate-fbi-dan-sullivan-trump-lawsuit-election; https://mustreadalaska.com/grand-jury-issues-subpoenas-in-federal-probe-of-alleged-voter-confusion-conspiracy-by-petersburgs-dan-sullivan/; https://www.adn.com/politics/2026/10/31/fbi-visits-dan-j-sullivan-donor-in-petersburg-as-alaska-senate-race-inquiry-widens/; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_United_States_Senate_election_in_Alaska; https://alaskapublic.org/news/politics/elections/2026-11-01/judge-tosses-doj-lawsuit-that-sought-to-block-election-results-if-republican-sen-dan-sullivan-loses; https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-election/federal-judge-dismisses-trump-attempt-ballots-alaska-senate-race-rcna606838; https://www.wsls.com/news/politics/2026/11/01/sullivan-claims-peltola-is-still-lying-about-campaigns-involvement-in-alaska-ballot-controversy/; https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2026/10/22/trump-wants-remove-dan-j-sullivan-ballot-alaskans-are-already-voting/; https://alaskabeacon.com/2026/09/09/trump-indicates-department-of-justice-may-bring-case-against-petersburgs-dan-sullivan/; https://alaskabeacon.com/2026/10/30/as-alaskans-vote-states-top-federal-prosecutor-confirms-criminal-investigation-of-dem-groups/; https://www.dorfonlaw.org/2026/08/courting-voter-confusion-in-alaska.html?m=0; https://ktar.com/national-news/man-with-same-name-as-us-sen-dan-sullivan-is-eligible-for-alaskas-primary-ballot-judge-rules/5883827/ > Marc Elias, Norm Eisen, Reid Hoffman and Neville Roy Singham are criminals who abuse the laws **FALSE** None of the four has been convicted of a crime, and none appears in the reporting on the Alaska candidacy as a charged party. Elias and Eisen are practicing litigators, Hoffman is a donor, and Singham has faced congressional calls for a foreign-agent inquiry but no charge. The post offers no conduct, only the label. Overall Veracity: 13% ## Tags - election-eve attack (90%) - private citizen targeted (85%) - guilt by association (80%) - enemies list (75%) - projection of criminality (65%) - Alaska Senate race (90%) ## That day _From trump.fm's machine-generated digest of the day, not his words._ **Two days before the vote, Trump says Alaska's 'Fake' Daniel Sullivan has vanished and committed a crime** Two days before the midterms, almost all of Sunday's posting was campaign machinery. Endorsements that read as written by staff went out in rapid bursts for Kansas and Iowa in the morning. After lunch came nearly the whole Texas Republican slate, district by district, in about half an hour, ahead of his rallies in Iowa and Kansas. His own voice showed up in a handful of posts in between, and they all pushed one idea, that the other side is cheating: he stamped "SCAM!" on Alaska's Senate ballot, passed along a Kansas vote-buying complaint with details the official release didn't support, and declared that the private citizen running in Alaska under the Republican senator's name had committed a crime and disappeared, though no charge has been reported. His Kansas Senate endorsement also tied the Democratic candidate, a well-known pastor, to a child-abuse case, and after a quiet stretch on the road he ended the day by sharing a report that a New York prosecutor says the state attorney general's office told him to go after Trump. Full digest for 2026-11-01: https://trump.fm/date/2026-11-01/analysis ## Citation - APA: Trump, D. J. (2026, November 1). The Fake Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr., has... [Social media post]. Truth Social. trump.fm. https://trump.fm/post/ts_117542836979977717 - MLA: Trump, Donald J. 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