Ryan Mauro

to the federal, state, and local agencies.

And so I've put together a civilian intelligence network ever since then, back in 2002, so I could see the impact that things like this actually have.

So it's not something we have to just say, well, is the administration going to do this or that?

You can play an active part in it, and I think most people don't understand that.

Your audience does because they are obsessed with research, as I can tell every time I'm on your show, the emails I get.

So this is very impactful.

This is equipping the administration when the will is there to take action.

Civilians can provide it.

It's not just a matter of saying, oh, well, we got the right people in power now.

Let's just sit back and watch.

No, you've got to be a part of it.

And by the way, some of my best sources, the best informants I've had deep inside some of these groups were Muslims who came to me.

So you're absolutely right that it's not about fighting Muslims.

It's because some of my best allies have been Muslims.

And to prove your point that, yes, the administration will act specifically on the stuff that you and I put together, look at what has happened since we released our investigation into George Soros' network, financing with over $80 million into domestic terrorist groups and pro-terror groups.

Within three business days...

The New York Times reported that the Trump administration had essentially launched an investigation of George Soros' network as a result of what we did together.

And that's already having effects even if you're not hearing about it publicly because we were actually attacked for that in one media article that I thought was comical because it was basically saying how bad it is that these allegations are out there because these groups like Soros and them are complaining that they're spending so much money on lawyers to make sure they're in compliance with the law.

There's no pretext to go after them.

I was like, yeah, shame on us.