Dr. Drew Pinsky

This is about being able to shut down the country and grab people's revolutionary sentiment and turn it against the West.

So, you know, the question is, how did Roy get his start here?

And really, you know, he sold a major tech and marketing firm.

And he sold it for close to, I think, I think it was $700 million.

And he'd always been somebody who was sort of like, you know, somebody who was sympathetic towards socialism and sympathetic towards these kinds of ideas.

But he ended up having an exit on ThoughtWorks, which is a splashy company that he stepped back from.

His wealth is quite opaque.

His funding, in about 2010, he started becoming enamored with China.

And a lot of his business operations started getting run out of China.

And he met with high-level officials with the CCP on specific...

conferences to promote the CCP's agenda, to expand their influence, and to use marketing and to use these kinds of tactics, information tactics, to spread and allow for a global and more competitive China.

Yeah.

So it's clear that around 2010, he became far more involved in extreme left wing politics.

He married somebody who is the head of Code Pink, which is a very kind of left leaning organization, very politically active.

But really, the New York Times in 2023, in mid 2023, came out with a report saying,

With a lot of the receipts showing that Roy Neville-Singham is acting as a Chinese asset.

And so when we showed that his organization was pouring money into many of the same groups, figures that were leading the Venezuela protests, the Iran protests, right?

When we showed that that was happening, you know, Congress took it seriously.

Oversight started an investigation.

Ways and Means began demanding letters from a lot of these different organizations.