The New York Post continues to report on the activities of the now-infamous investor George Soros.
It is something that many people want to continue to hear more and more reporting on as they begin to understand more about the kind of activities that Soros is engaged in. A new report from the Media Research Center shows connections between Soros and 54 media figures. The authors of this report, Joseph Vazquez and Dan Schneider say that the connections include reporters, anchors, columnists, editors, news executives, and journalists.
Some of the highest-profile figures connected to Soros include CNNs Christiane Amanpour, NBCs Lester Holt, the Washington Posts Sally Buzbee, and Associated Press executive editor Julie Pace.
There are many more than that, but these are some of the biggest names that jump right off the page when looking over the various figures that have some role in the Soros empire. Thus, it is essential to consider that the politics that Soros pushes are something he can channel through many mainstream media sources that millions of people rely on and trust daily.
The New York Post reports that during the Brett Kavanaugh hearings in 2018, Soros-funded ThinkProgress called reports that Soros was paying people to protest against then-President Donald Trump as anti-Semitic. They even said that Trump was getting in on the anti-Jewish hate. However, that was all from an organization funded by Soros to push his version of politics.
In the meantime, the Post reports that Soros spent $5 million of his own money to try to keep Kavanaugh from getting his seat on the Supreme Court. Christine Blasey Fords lawyer Debra Katz was the vice chair of the Project on Government Oversight. Soros Open Society Foundations directly fund this organization.
NPR received roughly $2 million from Soros in the past to hire up to 100 reporters for its organization. There are many similar cases of media organizations receiving money from Soros and then running coverage that is favorable to him. This means that many people are keeping a close eye on Soross activities to get a better idea of what he has been up to as of late.
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