Peter Schweizer, President of the Government Accountability Institute, joined Cats & Cosby to reveal troubling foreign-linked money flowing into New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s campaign.
Schweizer outlined how a California political action committee called the Unity and Justice Fund funneled $100,000 to a pro-Mamdani group after receiving a massive donation from Muslim cleric Sergey Loggia, whose sons were convicted on terrorism charges.
“They gave $100,000 to ‘New Yorkers for Lower Costs,’ which is Mamdani’s PAC. Days before the Unity and Justice Fund made that donation to his PAC, they received a massive donation from a guy named Sergey Loggia, who is a Muslim preacher. He was associated with some of the people that attacked the World Trade Center,” Schweizer said.
He also exposed “Jews for Zoran,” an organization led by the niece of billionaire Neville Roy Singham, an expatriate American and self-described Maoist who resides in China, attends CCP propaganda events, and funds radical groups in the U.S.
“The niece’s name is Alicia Singham Godwin. She’s running this organization, which somehow is supposed to represent Jews who are supporting the Mamdani campaign,” Schweizer explained. “Her uncle is an American billionaire who sold his business and moved to Beijing, China, shortly afterward. I write about this extensively in my book Blood Money. He has close friends with one of the chief propagandists for the CCP. He attends Chinese Communist Party events all the time. He’s a self-described Maoist, and he supports very radical groups in the United States, like the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), which are leading a lot of these violent protests.”
“I believe it will be borne out that ‘Jews for Zohran’ is being funded by Roy Singham,” Schweizer continued. “Singham wants to see Mamdani elected. He is a socialist himself. And this represents, again, another source of very mysterious and concerning money that is flowing into the Mamdani campaign.”
Schweizer warned that loopholes in U.S. election law allow overseas citizens and permanent residents to fund American elections, creating a dangerous pipeline for the CCP and other foreign influence to affect local politics.
