GAI’s Peter Schweizer joined Glenn Beck to expose what he calls the “Protest Industrial Complex” — a vast web of activists, NGOs, and billionaire-backed groups funneling money through the same pipelines behind Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and the “Stop Cop City” movement.
Schweizer traced the funding that connects these radical networks to “No Kings,” a group that’s become a central hub for left-wing protest organizing. The overlap, he said, isn’t coincidence — it’s coordination.
“Tracing this money is very hard. Sometimes the money goes through ‘pass-throughs.’ Sometimes the money is donated anonymously. Sometimes the money is crowdfunded. So, yeah, the numbers are going to continue to climb, the more we find details on the specific trails.”
That’s the point, Schweizer argued — complexity is the cover.
“They have created an infrastructure to create social disintegration or social destabilization in the United States,” he said.
Same actors. Different banners. Same playbook. Schweizer urged the Department of Justice to follow the evidence and rein in the radicals funding unrest.
“The Department of Justice should be doing a couple of things. Number one: following the money — we provided that information. All public sources, all public records from tax returns, etc., have been sent to the Department of Justice,” he said.
“Number two, I think they should subpoena the communication records. Because if you have some of these businessmen, some of these foundations that are communicating with organizations that have a history of violent protest, and they are aware that there may be violent protests … that is the very definition of a RICO charge.”
The stakes, he warned, are far from abstract.
“I’ll tell you right now, Glenn, we are working on a research project… actually, the tens of millions of taxpayer dollars in the United States right now, they’re going to radical Islamist groups,” Schweizer revealed.
His conclusion was blunt: this isn’t spontaneous — it’s systematic. Financed, organized, and shielded by elites who profit from chaos.
Follow the money, and you’ll find the revolution’s payroll.
Watch the clip above.
