Conservative commentator and viral Trump impressionist Shawn Farash is joining Dan Bongino’s Silverloch network as the host of a new weekday program, Shawn Farash Live, expanding the company’s slate of original programming.
Bongino announced the move during his show on Friday and detailed it in a press release issued by Silverloch.
The new program will premiere on August 17th and stream live weekdays at 1:00 p.m. ET on Rumble. Farash’s show will also be available in audio format across major podcast platforms.
Super excited to be joining the Silverloch lineup with @dbongino @VinceCoglianese @hayleycaronia!
LETS GO https://t.co/N9e0wt5GOr
— Shawn Farash (@Shawn_Farash) July 24, 2026
According to the release, Shawn Farash Live will focus on the “biggest stories in American politics,” including breaking news, policy debates, and cultural issues. The program will also feature interviews with conservative voices, grassroots activists, and emerging political leaders.
“We’re excited to welcome Shawn,” Bongino said. “Shawn has built a strong following by being authentic, insightful, and entertaining. He’s a natural fit for our growing lineup, and we’re thrilled to give our audience even more great programming every weekday.”
Farash said he is looking forward to joining the network and connecting with viewers and listeners through the daily show.
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT:@Shawn_Farash will be joining the @SilverlochMedia Team!
Go subscribe to his show on all platforms here -> https://t.co/hneB7nKaJI. STAY TUNED! pic.twitter.com/VN4o43SJSY
— Dan Bongino (@dbongino) July 24, 2026
“I’m really excited to work with the Bongino team,” Farash said. “It’s a great opportunity to keep having real conversations about the issues that matter most. I can’t wait to build something special with the team and connect with viewers and listeners every weekday.”
Farash first gained national attention through his viral impersonation of President Donald Trump, which he previously said began almost by accident while working as a DirecTV salesman in New York.
During a November 2024 interview on The Michael Patrick Leahy Show, Farash explained that although he earned a degree in radio from Hofstra University, he chose not to pursue a career in broadcast media after deciding he did not like what he described as the industry’s “big time leftist” culture.
Instead, he worked in paint sales and later sold DirecTV door-to-door, where he discovered his Trump impression resonated with customers. After returning to Sherwin-Williams, Farash began posting Trump impersonation videos on TikTok during the COVID-19 pandemic, which he said “went viral immediately.”
Farash has since built a large online following through his political commentary and comedic impersonations of President Donald Trump, with several of his Trump impression videos being shared by the president on social media.
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Kaitlin Housler is a reporter at The Tennessee Star and The Star News Network.
Photo “Shawn Farash” by Shawn Farash.
