Seamus Bruner

President Trump was, uh, you know, shocked at some of the things that we, we showed him, uh, again, I was with Peter Schweitzer, um, and we, we showed him some of the stuff on the foreign elements on the, uh, the invisible coup and the, in the Chinese communist party linked, uh, efforts, uh, as well as the, you know, back in October, um, when I, I, I met with him, he's, he said, get all this to attorney general, uh, and, and secretary gnome and, and cash Patel.

And I got it to him and they've been very responsive.

And, uh,

It's just – it's a very hard case to build about the funding.

I mean we believe in every American's first – we strongly believe in every American's First Amendment rights to peacefully assemble.

And when those things turn into violence, I mean nobody is saying that –

Certainly, we're not saying that George Soros is instructing people to get violent.

They certainly take steps to make sure their grant recipients are told, hey, don't use this for violence.

The case we would make is that when you continue to fund groups that are continuously engaging in violent and criminal activity, that's a problem.

What the charge would be, I don't know.

I'm not a lawyer.

I know that President Trump has talked about RICO investigations.

Those are very complicated investigations.

It takes a lot of time to build such a case.

But the other thing I would just say about the continuously funding violent activity is the bail funds.

These same NGOs, the Tide, Soros, Arabella-linked network, they fund bail funds to get these violent Antifa types back onto the streets as quickly as possible.

It's hard to say that you didn't know that they were violent criminals after they've been arrested for

you know, throwing Molotov cocktails into a police car.

I am very well, Glenn.

Well, he is a shining star in the administration.