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Lots of great articles that are up there and of course he also writes for Front Page Magazine. And I want to welcome Daniel Greenfield to the program. Daniel, welcome, great to have you sir. Thank you, it's a pleasure to be back. And let me see, Samir Hanukkah, did I get that right? Yes, thank you.
You're very welcome, you're very welcome. Well man, it would be happy except for we've got a Nazi collaborator, a human experimenter and an Iranian tech tycoon that are pulling the strings for the Democratic Party. And you know, one of the strings they pulled is what led to six deaths, 40 injuries and people being mowed down at a Christmas parade. Talk to me about what you've uncovered and what we need to know about who these people are. So we often wonder what goes on behind the scenes.
Take for example the 2020 election. You have these various local groups seemingly popping up. Where they're coming from, where's the funding coming from when you get, for example, President Trump has got a variety of organizations that are just operating over the map. So there's something called the 60-30 fund. This is the largest dark money machine in America. It's raised about $400 million for the 2020 election. It's plowed about $400 million into the 2020 election. Now it didn't do this under its own name because it's a dark money machine, which means that you have donors anonymously giving money to it and then it equally anonymously funds various organizations.
So for example, you would have Pro-Idiots for Fair Economy and various other seemingly local groups that were trying to influence people. Now, in between the two of those is the 60-30 fund. And where was the money from the 60-30 fund coming from?
Well, it came, about half the money came from only four donors. Because it's dark money, we don't know exactly who the donors are, but a political article named three major billionaires who had contributed a lot of money to it. There are George Soros, a number of people probably know who George Soros is, one of the wealthiest men in America, made his money in finance, former Nazi collaborator, has his own views as to how society can be transformed repeatedly, compared himself to God. Then you've got Han-Yuk Lee, who is the richest man in Switzerland. He's not a United States citizen. He's not even a legal resident. He works on an E2 investor visa. And despite that, he's pumped over $100 million into these various ventures to transform America. And then you've got Tia Omidyar, he's the founder of eBay, a richest man in Hawaii, radical leftist, was born to wealthy Iranian students in France, was here, and doesn't like America very much either.
He's got a project to transform capitalism. So between the two of them, you've got these three foreign billionaires who are funding this transformation of America, and they're doing it using anonymous measures. They're doing it covertly. They're not putting their own names on it because they know their names are toxic. You know, it's interesting when I think about this because we had the big argument about Citizens United, right? And Citizens United was essentially about protecting the privacy and the identity of those that give.
The left, in this instance, has no problem using dark money. Yet, on the right, if anybody is giving, I mean, look what happened to, what was his name? Eichmann, I think it was, the Mozilla founder. You know, remember what I'm talking about? Yes, Brandon Eich.
Brandon Eich, yeah. He's on Brave now. He's got the Brave browser.
I suggest people check it out. He's building a Brave search engine, but yes. Yeah, well, and he was the guy that built Mozilla, and for a thousand dollar contribution to a pro-marriage campaign in California, he was essentially voted off of his board. They've doxxed a number of individuals. Remember under the Trump, when Trump was in office, they were going after individuals if they went out in the DC area to dine, they were attacking them in the restaurant at their tables. Talk to me about this, because they say that they want Citizens United repealed.
They say that they don't want dark money to happen, but you outline in your article that even in spite of that rhetoric, if you will, they don't seem to have any problem getting dark money and using dark money. I would also mention the recent case of a police officer who donated $25 or $35 to car-ridden houses, the fence was fired over it. So this sort of thing goes on all the time.
They're engaging in an ambitious project to go after people over the donations, to go after companies over the donations. But the thing to remember about the left is there's no consistent standard for conservatives, this is often bewildering, because we still think in terms of equality under the law, we think these are the rules you want. These rules now then also have to apply to you. But the thing is these rules never apply to the left. They're only meant to apply to their political enemies, to everybody else. So it's like being on the left is that the rules do not apply to you.
So we saw this last year, everybody was supposed to stay indoors, nobody's allowed to go outside. There were a few protests going for reopening, those people were arrested, the protests themselves were banned. And then of course, a few months later, you have the Black Lives Matter rights and suddenly mass protests are completely okay. So the rules never apply to the left. The left is built around dark money. Their whole empire is built on dark money. It's built on the wealth taken from billionaires like these.
It's also built on stolen foundations. It's one of their big original funding specialties with either having their own foundations or hijacking and taking over foundations, some from wealthy conservatives and using those foundations to fund their various projects. So their whole thing is big money. Without big money, the left would not exist.
Their entire project was built on big money. But of course, they invade against big money because they want to ban donations to conservatives for their political opponents. They want to have to set the rules. They always want to have to set the rules. Did you mention January 6th?
I don't believe so. Because when you stop and think about it, they called that an insurrection. When there was no one that was armed, there were a few that seemed to be acting violently.
Although the more we find out, we're finding out that there's a lot of things behind that that were hidden. But the reason I bring it up, Daniel, is that in relationship to what you talked about, about buildings being burnt down, people being killed, city blocks literally being taken over, and individuals declaring that the area that they have taken over is no longer a part of the United States of America. I mean, and all of those things need funding. And these are the guys that fund that stuff. I mean, what they were doing in Portland to the federal building, trying to literally burn a federal building down.
These are the guys that are funding the people that are there. Am I speaking out of turn when I say that? I mean, you have the White House State House being set on fire. They would have been happy to set fire to the White House itself, but the British didn't think they could have gotten to it. And more recently, we've had environmental protesters believe Extinction Rebellion, which is the environmentalist group that recently called for terrorist attacks, storming the federal building to DC. And that, of course, is completely OK. So you have double standards on riots, just as you have double standards on everything else. If you are fighting with police officers and you're occupying a federal building, it's completely OK if you're doing it for the good cause. And of course, it's a violent insurrection if you're doing it for a cause they don't agree with. So again, there's always two sets of rules with the left.
There's never one set of rules. It's really absolutely crazy what's going on with regards to this funding issue. And I'm glad that you've taken the time to help folks to understand it by breaking down where the money's coming from and who the money is. Well, in many instances, who the money is going to. One of the other things that Soros is doing that I know you've been tracking is the buying up and inserting these radical district attorneys like the one in Wisconsin that was directly responsible using their radical bail reform for the fact that Darrell Brooks was out with a thousand dollar cash bail and was able to commit the crime that he committed.
And it's obvious based on the social media that this was someone that had a great deal of hate and in fact felt that these white oppressors, I guess, deserved to be attacked. Talk to me about his efforts to overtake and insert district attorneys and what that is doing relative to the lawlessness that we're seeing in these liberal cities. George Charles is a very smart investor.
He looked around at elections and noticed, you know, you have VA races. There's hardly any investment in them. You can invest a little money and you can buy yourself a bunch of DAs, which is exactly what he did.
He managed to insert a bunch of his DAs. Now what these DAs believe is a so-called criminal justice reform. Now, criminal justice reform for the most part means letting criminals go. It means not enforcing the law. It's not just George Soros. Soros was the biggest funder, but for example, out here in California, we've got Reed Tacy, who is the CEO of Netflix, another billionaire. If you're describing the Netflix, you're funding this sort of thing. So he put in his DAs here and these DAs don't actually believe in enforcing the law.
They believe in not enforcing the law. Now, as a practical matter, what this means... Hold that thought. Hold that thought.
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Again, that number is 830-446-3624. Give us a call and keep on listening because you are God's chosen generation. And welcome back to Chosen Generation Radio where no topic is off limits and everything is filtered through biblical glasses. I'm your host, Pastor Greg. My special guest is Daniel Greenfield and I'm very pleased to have Daniel here on the program with us. And we want to get back into what you were talking about when we went into the break, Daniel, relative to the DA situation and you were continuing along that. Let me let you go ahead and jump into that. I'd like to talk about what we talked about a little bit in the break because I think you made a very good point relative to these charges that they're trying to bring and, you know, again, the double standard, the legal hypocrisy that exists when it comes to what the liberals do versus what they will allow, you know, really for people who are just expressing their constitutional rights.
Go ahead, please. With criminal justice reform, the whole premise of this is that the system is unfair, especially unfair to poor people, to minorities. But for example, in California, not just in California, what they did was basically legalize stealing anything under $950. If you shoplift under $950, you are basically going to not actually remotely face any kind of real charges. So that means porch piracy. I mean, shoplifting of all kinds was legalized.
As you probably know, pharmacies over here in California are closing. And here's the practical implication of that. It means if you steal from a small business, you're fine.
What you're doing is OK. But as we saw recently around Black Friday, the people started looting luxury boutiques. If you leave it on, if you go into Burberry, then you're stealing more than $950 and suddenly the police come down on you. Which means criminal justice reform, what it actually did was legalize stealing from the poor and criminalize stealing from the rich. This is cartoonishly exactly the kind of oppressive class system that they claim to oppose. This is what criminal justice reform actually did. They wanted to protect the rich, to protect their luxury boutique. So in Chicago, when they actually looted the luxury boutique, the mayor came down, their license came down and said, we will not tolerate this.
In San Francisco, the mayor came down and said, we will not tolerate this. You're stealing thousands of dollars, tens of thousands of dollars. That is not acceptable. You're only allowed to steal $950. So when they go and they break into the small Korean grocery, which they do routinely, or they rob a neighborhood pharmacy, that is fine. You're stealing under $950. You steal somebody's packages from the porch, you're stealing their Christmas presents, that's fine.
That's under $950. But you go and you steal something expensive from the rich, that is a crime. And this is criminal justice reform. It's enacted in the name of social justice, of making things better, helping minorities and the poor. In practice, it does the opposite. It is a cruel act. It is a corrupt act. And what it actually does is protect the people who fund this, the wealthy, the wealthy left, while at the same time, punishing the middle class and the working class. It really is absolutely lunacy when you stop and think about what it is that they are allowing to happen. We were talking in the break about the January 6th case, and one of the attorneys in the case was saying, look, my client is not going to be able to get a fair trial in the D.C. area because the District of Columbia and its residency seems to have an aversion to that.
An aversion to traditional values. The judge didn't like the argument, but the judge did concede that, yeah, you're right, there is a dramatic difference between D.C. values and the values of many, many other states and communities across the country. And so when you're promised a jurist trial and the jury is supposed to be made up of peer members, it's going to be pretty difficult to find peer members in D.C. And then we went on to talking about the charges and the novel charge they're doing is obstructing an official proceeding. And you had some thoughts with regards to that that I thought were very interesting to bring forward.
Please share that with my audience. You know, obstructing an official proceeding has been pretty constant. The left named itself the Resistance and spent four years trying to obstruct the official proceeding.
And then we all saw the circus around the Kavanaugh hearing. You had people who left as protesters actually got into the room and made a point to disrupting it, including movie star Winston O'Connell, I believe. So this is how the left protested, how they protested for a while. They prided themselves on going in and disrupting official proceedings, occupying federal buildings.
I mean, there recently you had environmental protesters, I think, with Extinction Rebellion, which actually called for terrorist attacks recently, occupying federal buildings. And this is under the Biden administration. So this is something the left does all the time. They walk into meetings, they obstruct those meetings, and this is considered praiseworthy.
And of course, you know, here we had a situation where many of these individuals were invited in to the Capitol. We have video evidence. Tucker Carlson has a variety of video evidence under his three part documentary Patriot Purge, where, you know, one of the individuals who just got 41 months was actually walking around. And he was being escorted based on the video by one of the Capitol Police members. The double standards of this are crazy. And I don't know, you are an investigative journalist.
Are there charges? Have they caught and charged people who were burning down buildings? Even let's go back to Ferguson. Let's go back to, you know, the riots that took place back under the Obama administration.
Is anyone really serving any time relative to that that you're aware of? So one of the big differences, obviously, is that the media and their sort of leftist allies crowdsourced, trying to identify the people who were part of the Capitol riot, and they're still doing that. When it came to Black Lives Matter, there was absolutely none of that going on. The media showed absolutely no interest in identifying, naming and shaming those people with a handful of exceptions once they were already arrested, which was the two lawyers who actually threw them out, who were throwing them out of cocktails in New York. They were named, and of course, the media engaged in special pleading on their behalf. The first thing is the police law enforcement was basically inhibited.
They were not provided with this kind of information. The FBI certainly was not putting up billboards everywhere because obviously the politics are different. If you're attacking the Portland courthouse, that's perfectly fine.
You're doing it for good cause. If you're engaging in protests on Capitol Hill and fighting with police officers there, well, that is absolutely unacceptable and it is an insurrection. So the priorities were different, and obviously federal justice system people understand that it's not going to be good for their careers if they prosecute those people. Attorney General Barr did issue orders.
He applied some pressure, but there was limited enthusiasm for doing that. There were some prosecutions. I think probably overall there are about as many people prosecuted as with January 6th, but a big difference obviously is the huge scale. The Black Ops Matter Riots took place over a month, involved far, far more people.
I can't even begin to factor the scale because, again, we have limited information. We're talking about tens of billions in damages. We're probably talking about the riot parts themselves that involve tens of thousands of individuals perhaps. I mean, this is on a much bigger scale than January 6th, and yet we probably have about the same number of people, maybe a little more who are prosecuted. The thing to understand, of course, is in the final eventuality, the vast majority of those people pleaded out, but the vast majority of those people got a slap on the wrist. Federal justice system people are incentivized because this is very much a career trap. So when they're incentivized to pursue charges, then they will try to at least blow the book, at least for public consumption. What actually ends up happening might be different, but they will go through the process because it's good for their career. So you have Martha Stewart being accused of something, being accused of insider trading, and suddenly we need to go after this. Even though, I mean, on a practical level, there's virtually little reason to think that Martha Stewart is a priority. She's not a major criminal. You had celebrities who were getting their kids into the U.S.C.
Yeah, we got about 30 seconds left. Just to give you an example, folks, there's an article, a CNN article, the woman who burned down the Wendy's in Atlanta. Remember that one, the arson? $10,000 bond, Daniel, a $10,000 bond, and she was ordered to remain under house arrest with an ankle monitor.
That's a far cry from throwing people into a gulag, which is what's happened to most of the January 6th people. Back with more tomorrow, no, on Monday. Folks, we'll have a great program for you on Monday. Want to encourage you to be tuned into that. And Daniel, we thank you for being with us.
Don't forget to get over to DanielGreenfield.org to check out his latest articles. At the end of the day, when I stand before my God, I do not want him to ask me what did you do with the world that I sent my son to die for and redeem? How did you fight the good fight to share the good news and keep evil in check?
How did you shine your light and be a beacon of truth in the darkness? Did you shrink back in fear when they demanded you change my message? Did you call evil good and good evil? Did you forsake my love for that of another, lying with the adulterer and setting up a new idol in your life? Have you defiled yourself through compromise and tolerance of that which I call an abomination? Have you innocent blood on your hands for the children murdered on your watch and the young ones perverted in their way by evil men, seeking their own comfort and reviling me?
No. At the end of the day, I want him to simply say the evidence is in. Well done, thou good and faithful servant. I love my God and I love his creation. And I will go to my grave telling the world that evil is evil and only God is good. And Jesus came to save the world. That no matter the evil in the world, I will never give up. And in spite of the hate, I will love in truth. God bless you all and may love remove the veil so you all might enter into his. Hey, everyone, I'm Maria Bear, writer and co-host of Breakpoint this week, your weekly conversation on news and culture from a Christian worldview perspective. I'm inviting you to join me and John Stonestreet each weekend right here on this station for a 30 minute look through what's happening in our world and how we as Christians should respond with truth and love together.
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