Marc Andreessen

The Ku Klux Klan and the American Nazi Party, as well as an array of other sort of extreme, you know, literal hate groups.

And, you know, and funding them, and not just funding them, not just like funneling money in, but like funneling money to very senior members or leaders of these organizations.

And then the kicker is, among the allegations,

is as they were directly funding one of the leaders of the January 6th, whatever you want to call it, riot at the Capitol.

Oh, sorry.

No, I'm going to, let me back up.

We need to clip that.

I can't remember if that was the one, but for sure what I meant to say was the Charlottesville riot.

So the Charlottesville riot in 2017 that played such a central role, you know, in our politics at the time, you know, the kind of the famous, they're good people on both sides, you know, kind of thing.

you know, which was like one of the big crises of kind of that era.

The SGSE was directly funding, evidently, allegedly, they were directly funding one of the organizers of the January 6th riot.

And apparently they were also paying for transport for rioters to go to the Capitol.

Yeah.

Right.

And so, like, if this is true, you know, yeah, I mean, if this is if this, you know, what could you conclude if this is true?

Well, number one is like the allegation is they broke the law doing that.

There's additional allegations in the DOJ indictment that they committed various kinds of money laundering crimes, you know, other other other kinds of crimes.

And so that, you know, that, you know, that's a big deal.

And then and then I've been I've been asking the obvious question, which is if any of these claims are true, what did their donors know?

And, you know, were the donors all totally oblivious to this or did the donors, you know, work closely with them?