Influence always costs money when the an issue is not important enough to resonate with people on its own.
Influence always costs money when the an issue is not important enough to resonate with people on its own.
Charlie Kirk’s assassination was a terrorist attack meant to discourage the conservative movement. Even before authorities had suspected sniper Tyler Robinson in custody, we knew it was likely the work of a radicalized mind brainwashed by far-left extremist rhetoric so vile that he thought it was okay to kill someone.
Where does this radicalization come from? Follow the money.
Conservative Mike Cernovich was correct in his Wednesday X post calling for a congressional investigation into the funding of far-left extremism. Our political climate is not an accident. Provocative leftist ideologies pushed with guerrilla marketing are used to manipulate weak minds. Influence always costs money when the message is not pure enough to resonate with people on its own.
Congressional hearings now. Every billionaire funding far left wing extremism. Soros, Bill Gates, Reid Hoffman. Massive RICO investigations now. Every dollar accounted for. Every pass through group’s financial records public. @AGPamBondi @FBIDirectorKash— Cernovich (@Cernovich) September 10, 2025
For example, who funds the Southern Poverty Law Center that, as The Federalist’s Sean Davis pointed out, put a target on Turning Point USA, which Kirk founded and led? SPLC connected Turning Point to “white supremacy,” and warned it would “destroy our foundational democratic principles and institutions.” Tax filings show SPLC received $339 million in 2023.
SPLC is a domestic terrorist organization that issued a fatwa against Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA earlier this year. They put a target on Charlie’s back and all but called for his assassination.
SPLC scheming also previously incited a mass shooting attempt on the Family… pic.twitter.com/pT9lu3uKbA— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) September 11, 2025
Congress should dig into nonprofit foundations like the Soros family’s $5.
