Thomas Massey

And what we've...

realized and deduced is that they're funneling money, hard dollars, not the super PAC dollars, but they're funneling money from their donors to his campaign through a vendor, a payment vendor called Democracy Engine.

It was started by one of the people who started ActBlue.

It's not a conservative, if you will.

Yeah.

So, it's primarily a left-leaning payment vendor.

I use a payment vendor called Anodot.

And some people use WinRed.

Probably you're familiar with that.

I am.

So, when you see something come through a payment vendor called Democracy Engine, particularly $50,000 per quarter.

So...

if somebody's reported $50,000 of expenses to Democracy Engine, and if the payment vendor, Democracy Engine, has been charging 5%, that means a million dollars of money came through that payment vendor.

And we've seen that in both of his quarters.

So basically, as far as we can tell,

about a million dollars of these 1.2 million every quarter that you would think may have come from grandmas who are digging deep in their pockets when they get an email from Trump that says, give to this guy.

That's not where his money's coming from.

It's coming from AIPAC donors.

By the way, one of these super PACs that's aligned against me, United Democracy Project, UDP, they are a pro-abortion, pro-gay rights, left, like not just left-leaning, like majorly leftist super PAC.

And they are full on in my race funding my opponent against me.