Right is still right, even if you stand by yourself.

Mr. Chief Justice, may it please the court.

This is Case in Point, and I'm Hans von Spakovsky.

The title of our episode today is that violence and politics, follow the money.

As the assassination of Charles Kirk has made clear, the two attempted assassinations

of President Donald Trump and the violence, the mob violence we've seen not only in cities

across the country in places like Portland and elsewhere, but on university campuses like

Columbia, there's been a huge increase

in political violence and a coarsening of the debate over contentious and important public policy

issues. That, of course, brings up the issue of, well, who's instigating the violence and who is funding for?

Now, there's no doubt some of these protests and some of these actions are spontaneous,

but it's also clear that others are not.

In fact, the CEO of a company that provides paid protesters.

To those who need them him recently was interviewed and said

he's doing a booming business

the capital research center

which is a great organization washington has just released a report

on george soros and his various uh, including the Open Society Foundation, and their

report says that they've poured $80 million into organizations that support terrorist groups

and urge protest violence.

Now here to talk about this today is a real expert on this. Ryan Morrow,

who is, Ryan, thanks for being on the show. Ryan has got a long history and a lot of experience

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