"Zuckerberg PANICKED In 2024" - Andrew Callaghan INVESTIGATES The Billionaire Takeover Of Politics

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🗓️ 26 April 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Andrew Callaghan and Patrick Bet-David break down Citizens United, the billion-dollar influence game, and Zuckerberg’s regret over COVID-era censorship. With charts, donor data, and political history, they tackle how corporate power—left and right—shapes elections and public perception.

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0:00.0	And when you see the funding of the paper chill of Soros
0:03.6	and what he's done with his money,
0:05.3	there's plenty of track into what he's doing as well.
0:07.6	What about people on the other hand
0:08.8	who are like funding the Trump campaign?
0:10.2	What about his top donors?
0:11.2	But to me, the way I would look at the,
0:12.7	your counter argument to that would be,
0:15.0	what about the fact that Ilan must spend
0:16.4	$250 million to win Pennsylvania?
0:19.1	Right?
0:19.6	Guess what? The answer to that is what?
0:21.5	It's open.
0:23.0	But the money is what?
0:24.2	If you do this, here's what it is.
0:25.8	I just think Citizens United should be repealed.
0:28.3	It's crazy that corporations can be so powerful that they can speak more than a human
0:32.2	being possibly could, even though, I mean, how much, what's the, how many, before Citizens United, what was the maximum
0:38.9	amount of money that a person could donate to a political campaign?
0:43.7	Oh, by the way, I would love that.
0:46.2	You know?
0:46.4	Never happen.
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