The Michael Berry Show free beacon piece on John Arnold Houston's own

Meet the Texas billionaire quietly becoming the new George Soros Andrew Carey writes a Texas billionaire is on track to replace George Soros as the largest donor in the fight

to remake America's criminal justice system.

Former Enron Executive John Arnold has poured more than 46 million dollars into criminal justice efforts since 2019,

exceeding the 40 million that Soros has spent over the past decade to elect liberal prosecutors

across the country. Arnold's efforts are largely focused on his public safety

assessment program. A free algorithm that recommends whether judges should grant bail.

Arnold tap Democrat staffers and Obama administration officials to lead the program,

which has a history of recommending bail for repeat offenders.

Arnold's bail tool uses an algorithm to predict the likelihood that a defendant will commit crimes

while out on bail from jail and whether the defendant will show up to court if

released. If the suspect scores low enough, spoiler alert, the suspect always scores low enough.

If the suspect scores low enough,

the tool will recommend that the judge grant bail.

But the tool has a poor track record.

In 2017, a New Jersey, a New Jersey judge freed a man

Jules Black who was facing a felony gun charge based on a favorable score from Arnold's Public Safety Assessment

Tool. A week later, Black was arrested for the murder of Christian Rogers, who he's shot

22 times.

In 2022, Arnold Stool recommended that a New Mexico judge released Mohammed Syed who was facing

two first-degree murder charges, though Syed was accused of lying in wait to hunt his victims with a scoped AK-47,

the tool assessed Saeed's risk of committing additional criminal activity on a score of 2 out of 6,

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