Seamus Bruner

and they mobilize for that.

And then we kind of told the first part of the, the last part of the story first with rioting.

It's like when that system is disrupted or threatened, whether it's by ice activity, law enforcement, all lawful enforcement activities by the federal government.

But when this is sort of jeopardized, that's when the shock troops, the storm troops get deployed by these same NGOs.

I mean, we've found it's not just what happened in Minnesota.

It's happened in LA.

There was a group that we talked about and,

Senator Hawley has been demanding answers from them called CHERLOTS, the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Los Angeles.

They're sort of involved in all three parts.

They help migrants get resettled.

They have mobile ballot boxes that they would deploy throughout California, mostly to migrant neighborhoods.

And then they were instrumental in the anti-ice riots in Los Angeles.

They were, you know, among the key organizers of the

you know, the events that turned into burning Waymos in the streets.

So time, and by the way, that group received a ton of Arabella money, a ton of actually Neville Roy Singham money, the Singham Network, who we've been tracking, which is Chinese Communist Party linked groups.

And so all three of these parts work in concert together, the migrant, the election, and when threatened, the riot portion of it.

Yeah, I mean, it's really ramped up in recent weeks.

I, like most people, are kind of like sick of the sternly worded letters, but I got to give credit to Congress.

They don't get handcuffs.

They're not allowed to do it.