UPDATE: The Trump administration has officially launched an investigation into whether billionaire philanthropist George Soros and other left-wing organizations funded the recent No Kings protests against President Donald Trump. This urgent inquiry comes after the president’s remarks during his return on Sunday night aboard Air Force One from Florida.
In a direct attack, Trump described the protests as “very small” and “ineffective,” claiming they were orchestrated by “radical left lunatics.” He accused Soros of financing the demonstrations, stating, “I looked at all the brand new signs paid—I guess it was paid for by Soros and other radical left lunatics.”
The No Kings protests have become a focal point of tension, with Trump labeling the demonstrators as “whacked out” and “not representative of this country.” This investigation aligns with Trump’s recent designation of the far-left group Antifa as a terrorist organization, signaling a broader campaign against perceived threats to his administration.
Trump emphasized his dedication to leadership, stating, “And by the way, I’m not a king. I work my ass off to make our country great.” His comments reflect a deepening divide in the current political landscape as protests grow in frequency and intensity across the nation.
As details continue to emerge, this situation is developing rapidly. The administration’s findings could have significant implications for the ongoing discourse around free speech and protest in America. Observers are urged to stay tuned for further updates as this pivotal story unfolds.
