On this episode of Neutral World, the Wall Street Journal broke the news on Sunday, June

11th that billionaire philanthropist George Soros was handing control of his nonprofit

Open Society Foundations to his 37-year-old son, Alex Soros.

Open Society Foundations directs about a billion five hundred million dollars a year to groups

such as those backing human rights around the world and helping build democracies.

Foundation money also goes to universities and other educational organizations.

The Sauros Super PAC, called Democracy PAC, has backed the election campaigns of district

attorneys and law enforcement officials seeking to reduce incarceration rates and racial

bias in the judicial system.

You may remember, George Soros' money is one of the reasons we ended up with the radical

left district attorneys in major cities across the country, which has led to a huge crime

problem.

Here to discuss Alex Soros taking over for his father, I'm really pleased to welcome

my guest, Rachel Ehranfeld.

She is the founder and president of the American Center for Democracy and the author of a new

book, The Soros Agenda.

Rachel, welcome and thank you for joining me in this world.

Thank you for having me.

You know, the news broke that 92-year-old George Soros would be handing over the reins to

his son, Alex, who is 37.

What do we know about Alex and how he was chosen as the successor?

Soros will be 93 in August, has groomed Alex, the 37-year-old son, very early on to become

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