Musk Says "Far More Than $100 Million" US Taxpayer Funds Funneled Into NGOs Fueling Chaos; Trump Briefed On Dark-Money Networks
Update (1010ET): Let's recap what unfolded during Wednesday afternoon's Antifa roundtable at the White House, hosted by President Trump.
Several journalists shared firsthand accounts of being attacked by Antifa activists, but the real fireworks came from Seamus Bruner, Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, who briefed the president and his cabinet on a complex network of dark-money NGOs and activist groups fueling unrest nationwide via the permanent protest-industrial complex.
"We have identified dozens of radical organizations, not just the decentralized Antifa organizations, but dozens of radical organizations that have received more than $100 million from the Riot Inc investors," Bruner told Trump.
Elon Musk chimed in on X, commenting on a video featuring Bruner's public briefing to the president about the dark-money NGOs, saying, "Way more than $100M of US taxpayer money."
Bruner's briefing to Trump builds on the recent New York Times report, citing a Capital Research Center report, that "Soros' Open Society gave $80 million to pro-terror groups"...
For the first time, millions of Americans heard about the dark-money network of NGOs fueling chaos. And this won't be the last - investigations are now ramping up.
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Submitted by Peter Schweizer & Seamus Bruner of The Drill Down,
The Government Accountability Institute's Director of Research, Seamus Bruner, has pulled the curtain back on a troubling pattern — how non-governmental funding networks are bankrolling protest and activist movements across the U.S.
According to GAI's findings, the chaos now gripping cities like Portland, Chicago, and Los Angeles — especially the recent waves of anti-ICE violence — isn't spontaneous. It's organized, coordinated, and funded.
Bruner's new research maps how progressive philanthropic networks intersect with activist groups that have escalated from demonstrations to riots. The report highlights how complex webs of charitable entities, donor-advised funds, and online platforms provide cover for financing activism that sometimes crosses into criminal behavior.
Organizations like Antifa, the Socialist Rifle Association (SRA), and the John Brown Gun Club operate decentralized chapters, making it difficult to track funding trails without subpoena power," Bruner said on X. "GAI has identified multiple online fundraising platforms where accountability gaps can obscure who contributes and how funds are used. The leftist funding platform, Open Collective, still allows for crowdfunding for these groups."
Bruner joined President Trump at the White House Antifa Roundtable to expose the funding web behind America's unrest: Antifa.
"I think we know that this is not just a story about violence and chaos … this is a money story," Bruner told President Trump. "And at the Government Accountability Institute … we follow the money, and we followed it to the top of what we call the protest industrial complex."
Bruner continued: "And we found a network of NGOs. It's not just the Soros network, the Open Society network, it's other funding networks, the Arabella funding network, the Tides funding network, Neville Roy Singam and his network, foreign cash."
He added, "And it's also big, left-wing funders … they're pouring money into this entire ecosystem."
Watch the clip.
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