Could George Soros and Reid Hoffman soon be facing criminal charges tied to funding Antifa and other radical leftists? In the case of Hofffman, will he be tied to trying to force President Donald Trump to abandon his presidential aspirations through funding E. Jean Carroll’s frivolous — and no doubt fabricated — rape charges against Trump?
Here, Chris Yoon draws from recent statements by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, as well as Trump himself, to suggest we will see a new set of prosecutions aimed at the leftist NGOs and financiers who are trying to foment radical rebellion across the United States. Soros and his son Alexander Soros could become prime targets, as well as individuals like Hoffman, who hung around with Jeffrey Epstein and even visited his Caribbean Island.
Liz Wheeler reveals the long-term plan behind the Treasury Department’s subpoenas of Hasan Piker and Medea Benjamin.
The Trump administration is aiming for the Shanghai-based Neville “Roy” Singham — one of the biggest funders of left-wing violence. Here’s more on The Liz Wheeler Show.
Now that Hasan Piker could be meeting up with Big Bubba in prison, what are the chances that the Communist mastermind behind this leftist stooge — Neville Roy Singham — could actually be apprehended. It was Singham, after all, who likely funded the leftist trip to Cuba that Piker joined. And also Singham who is married to the Code Pink co-founder Jodie Evans.
Singham now supplies at least a quarter of Code Pink’s overall budget. But he will not be so easy to apprehend or prosecute as Hasan.
After all, Singham lives in Communist China — Shanghai, to be exact. China isn’t exactly a nation likely to extradite known criminals to the United States.
So the United States could go after Singham, but how will we snag him? Here’s more from The Liz Wheeler Show.
Susan Kokinda analyzes President Trump’s suggestion that Iran could someday join the Abraham Accords, arguing it reflects a foreign policy built on “real physical economics” rather than geopolitical rules. She contrasts this approach with criticism from figures like Mike Pompeo and highlights White House Communications Director Steven Cheung’s sharp rebuttal.
Kokinda points to the National Security Strategy’s focus on reindustrialization—“the future belongs to the makers”—and frames energy independence, supply-chain security, and tariffs as “hard power.”
She interprets the Council on Foreign Relations’ new “Future of American Strategy” project as an admission that the liberal international order and the U.S.-U.K. “special relationship” are ending, citing CFR contributors who dismiss reindustrialization. The episode also notes emerging diplomacy and economic cooperation involving the United States, Russia, China, and India. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
Rumors continue to circulate that the United States is close to pulling off a deal to settle the war with Iran. Patrick Bet-David has sorted through the speculated parameters of such a deal, and enumerated the winners and losers. Obviously, this is a matter of conjecture at this point, because we’re talking about speculations, conjectures and elements that are not yet so in concrete. So the deal could vanish, or change substantially, before it is set in stone.
Still, the suggested terms would represent a major coup for President Donald Trump. Not only will he be in a strong position to send the Democrats packing come November, but he also will prove himself quite the craftsman of global relationships, able to settle longstanding feuds and conflicts through his Art of the Deal.
From the American standpoint, we win because Iran will supposedly surrender its 450 kg of enriched uranium, an amount that could produce 11 nuclear bombs. The Strait of Hormuz would reopen and no enormous fees would be charged ships for safe passage or transit. And Iran will stop funding terrorism by the Houthis, Hezbollah and Shia militias. Iran would not receive billions in cash, as was done by Barack Obama, but would regain access to their own frozen funds in various global accounts, totaling $6 billion to $30 billion.
China would win somewhat, regaining its primary source of gasoline and fuel. But NATO would be stripped of quite a bit of power. Here, Langley Outdoors Academy gives us the full tally of winners and losers. It’s quite an accomplishment. Of course. it hasn’t happened yet, so there’s still quite a few risks involved.
If U.S. Sen. Rand Paul is serious about undercovering the American role in the creation of the Covid-19 pandemic, his Homeland Security Committee needs to secure testimony from Avril Haines,
Haines served as the Director of National Intelligence during the Joe Biden administration. She previously had been deputy director of the CIA during the Barack Obama presidency . It was in that role that she had her greatest proximity to the players involved in the pandemic, among them, Ralph Baric, an epidemiologist from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
He worked directly with scientists from the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Communist China, including the so-called Bat Lady of Wuhan, Dr. Shi Zhengli, in creating and mapping out Covid-19.
Will Paul calls Haines to testify? Hard to say, but he did call attention to the CIA meddling and trying to block his committee’s oversight. He tweeted on Catherine Herridge’s reporting of this same issue, saying, “Based on @C__Herridge‘s reporting & our CIA whistleblower’s testimony, the CIA appears to be ILLEGALLY SPYING on @DNIGabbard‘s team, INTERFERING w/ investigations on the COVID coverup, the JFK, MLK, & RFK assassinations, UAPs, etc.”
Here, in a video, posted on X.com, Mike Benz spells out the array of players and institutions involved, and even underscores timelines showing interactions among these players. Some are from China, others from American academic institutions as well as the CIA and arms of the U.S. military. Benz is director of the Foundation for Freedom online.
Avril Haines seems to be the one person who touched every element of Covid's gain-of-function journey, from CIA in 2015 while CIA & ODNI worked with Ralph Baric & the Wuhan Bat Lady, to Event 201 in Oct 2019 with China's CDC head, to ODNI chief while the pandemic then played out pic.twitter.com/UhxNyZtwhk
America and China are in the world’s most expensive bad marriage — They need each other, they don’t trust each other, but it’s too expensive to get divorced.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down Trump’s trip to Beijing, the CEO delegation that proves capitalism always wins, the handshake heard round the world and why the Left would rather Trump spit in Xi’s face than narrowly avoid World War III.
Elon Musk took pictures like a tourist and Marco Rubio has a new name and a new look. Here’s more from Bridget on a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
It’s Hammer Time. And when the hammer comes down, the real pain will flow. Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. The next week should be exciting!
Is President Donald Trump now forming an alliance with Communist China? Will we see the two nations tackling more global issues collectively? How will that work? Can it bring prosperity or lead to a downturn?
Meanwhile, we are witnessing some startling twists. The Fairfax murder-suicide, involving former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, offers a glimpse at deeply-rooted evil. Fairfax murdered his wife Cerina before killing himself. He was engaged in a frenetic struggle to clear his reputation following charges of sexual assault.
And speaking of fraud, when was the last time the United States produced any candidate as disgraceful as Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner? Let’s hope the Nazi enthusiast gets trounced by a landslide in November! Here’s more from And We Know.
