Beijing’s Silent Takeover – Peter Schweizer discusses elite capture, CCP influence

“China has a strategy and they use the term ‘elite capture.’ The idea is that if they can influence the elite of a country — in government, in the media, and in culture — they can get them to have a softer view towards the CCP and China,” said Peter Schweizer on NTD News. Schweizer,

“You Can’t Fight Domestic Extremism If You Ignore Who’s Funding It” – Peter Schweizer

Peter Schweizer, president of the Government Accountability Institute, joined anchor Jan Jeffcoat on The National Desk to discuss GAI research findings that radical left-wing organizations linked to Antifa and violent protest movements such as “Stop Cop City,” have received more than $100 million in funding through a network GAI calls “Riot Inc.” In this interview,

Eggers explains “shadowy networks” influencing American politics

Eric Eggers, Vice President of Research at the Government Accountability Institute and co-host of The Drill Down podcast joins The Vinnie Penn Project radio show. Together, they uncover the shadowy networks influencing American politics—from congressional corruption and insider trading to the artificial rise of progressive candidates like Mamdani. Eggers tells Penn about GAI research showing

Schweizer explains how activist group money funds protests in the US

In this interview on The National News Desk program, Kristine Frazao of Sinclair Broadcasting reports on new lawsuits filed by the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) against California law enforcement agencies. The lawsuits seek transparency over funding tied to anti-ICE riots that the plaintiffs say has cost taxpayers more than $30 million. Peter Schweizer,

Bruner appears on Sean Hannity radio show with journalist Andy Ngo to discuss “Riot, Inc.”

Seamus Bruner, Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, appeared on Fox News host Sean Hannity’s radio show to detail the financing and organization behind Antifa and the “No Kings” protest movement. Journalist Andy Ngo also joined the show as well, recounting his near-fatal encounters while documenting Antifa violence and highlights how political media

Antifa Is Not a Movement. It Is an Industry

Seamus Bruner, Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, joined podcaster Lisa Boothe to expose the financial networks fueling left-wing unrest across American cities. Bruner, who represented GAI at President Trump’s briefing on Antifa two weeks ago, details for Boothe how foreign billionaires like Neville Roy Singham and major progressive foundations—including Soros’s own Open

Seamus Bruner & Mike Slater Expose the Protest Industrial Complex // The First TV‬

Seamus Bruner, Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, joins Mike Slater on The First TV to expose how major dark-money networks fund political unrest in America. Buner details how networks associated with the Tides Foundation, Arabella Advisors, and the Open Society network funnel billions of dollars—often from foreign and corporate donors—into radical activist

Seamus Bruner on The Anchormen podcast

The Anchorman Podcast episode interviews investigative journalist Seamus Bruner about political corruption and influence in Washington. Bruner is the Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, and he discusses GAI’s ongoing research into the funding of the No Kings protests, as welol as his past work with GAI president Peter Schweizer on Clinton Cash.

Color Revolution in America: The Money, the Plan, the Players. Peter Schweizer with Glenn Beck

GAI’s Peter Schweizer joins Glenn Beck to detail how the same groups behind Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and “Stop Cop City” share donors with the No Kings protest events held in October. Schweizer explains how taxpayer funds, NGOs, and foreign billionaires work in sync — and what DOJ must do to shut down the “Protest

More Money = More Attacks on ICE!

Seamus Bruner joined The Capitol Report to discuss how violent protests at ICE facilities are funded by what is described as a “protest industrial complex,” backed by networks such as Soros’s Open Society Foundations, Arabella, Tides, and various foreign billionaires. According to Bruner, GAI’s Director of Research, taxpayer funds indirectly support these organizations through federal