"He's All In" – George Soros Invests $103 Million to Shape the Midterms

**Patrick Bet-David** (0:00)
Soros comes out, announcing that he's given $100 million into the midterms. You guys want to pull that story up? I don't know if we have a video on that or not. New York Post posted this. George Soros and Alex have funneled, staggered $130 million into midterms so far, on track to shatter spending record. Can you go a little bit lower on that story? And who are the candidates that they're supporting? So, George Soros and Alex have spent $102.00 million. Money Talks and Soros, well, George Soros could shatter his own record of $128 million. Last midterms, four years ago, when he was the biggest single donor. Money Talks and Soros Money says the most insituas, unconstitutional, costly tax hikes in American history are on the table, says Douglas Kellogg, State Project Director for American Tax Reform. Go a little bit lower.
Soros is a wannabe bond villain.
Can you pull up the picture of who they're giving the money to? Of that, $52 million came from George Soros through the private corporation, GeoSor under his name, and the other half, $50 million from Fund for Policy Reform, a non-profit which lists Alex Soros as a director. In previous election cycle, open society action funds cash flow to groups backing lefty stars like Squad, AOC, and Representative Ilhan Omar. But in its tax filings aren't yet available, go a little bit lower to see what else we got here. So he is seeing this as an opportunity. Tom, by the way, he was even, if I'm not mistaken, also supporting Graham.

**Vinny** (1:27)
Yeah, of course.

**Patrick Bet-David** (1:27)
Go a little bit lower. Yeah, Graham Plattner also got money from him. Go a little bit lower, very proud of that tattoo. Alex Soros, 40, and his father both spent a maximum $7,000, 14,000 to main senatorial candidate, Graham Plattner. So they're very open about it on what they're doing. Tom, how do you process this going into the midterms?

**Tom** (1:45)
We have to look at who they're, going into the midterms, they're gonna look for the populist candidate that can get them in position because it becomes their Manchurian candidate. John Ossoff is in there, absolutely. And you can see Ro Khanna. Ro Khanna has been populist in California, has managed to keep a fairly happy Silicon Valley around him. But I don't recognize the Ro Khanna we saw in this podcast and some of the positions he's saying today. And yet that's where this money is pumping. He's pumping him into the candidates that are not, he's pumping into the wild cards or the wildcats, Pat, you know what I mean? The ones that you and I look at and go, my goodness. But he's also pumping them into others that are less like wildcats and more look like electable core. And when you've got affordability, and I saw surveys over the weekend, I'm gonna say it out loud, affordability and also an increasing distrust of the Israel relationship. I saw under 25 poll that had both of those things up there. And that's what he stands for and that's what he pushes. And guess what? The people are moving.

**Patrick Bet-David** (3:00)
Adam.

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**Adam** (3:32)
Soros?

**Patrick Bet-David** (3:32)
Soros.

**Adam** (3:33)
I mean, look, some people are going to say, well, Elon Musk donated this money. I look, I don't see anything wrong necessarily with billionaires putting their money with their mouth is I actually respect it. What I don't respect is basically the what they actually stand for.
So basically, here's George Soros is a radical, radical leftist. Is that fair to say?

**Patrick Bet-David** (3:55)
Hardcore.

**Adam** (3:56)
Okay, I don't think that Elon Musk is a radical anything. Of course, at the end of the day, MAGA, you know, they say if you stand in the middle, middle of the road, you're going to get run over.
So you have to pick a side. And that's on most issues. And I understand that most issues are not black and white. There's a gray area. At the end of the day, here's what's happening.
MAGA has basically taken over the GOP.
It's Trump's party now.
And the DSA has taken over the Democratic establishment party, the George Soros' of the world, the Mom Donnie's of the world. They're the captain now. So one says, make America great again. And one literally advocates death for America. One will use the flag as a napkin, the Chevalier, whatever name is that Mom Donnie endorsed. One flies the American flag high and proud. At the end of the day, they're two completely diametrically opposite perspectives on the vision of America. And by the way, you have a choice. You have to say, do you look at what MAGA is doing? Or do you like it? Or do you like what the DSA is doing? Here's the catch. You're not going to agree with 100% of either thing. But which one do you actually identify with? For a long time, me personally, I was more of a moderate. Okay, I could see this. I could see that. At this point, when I look on the left and I see what's going on at the DSA, just sign me up for full MAGA at this point.