Soros's Legacy and Political Influence
The narrative surrounding George Soros focuses on his transition of influence to his son, Alexander Soros, and the implications for the future of his philanthropic and political endeavors. This theme persists due to ongoing scrutiny of Soros's legacy, his connections to elite networks, and the controversies surrounding his political funding, particularly in relation to sensitive issues like the 9/11 memorial. Media frames this narrative through a mixed lens of legacy, scandal, and policy, highlighting both the continuity and potential shifts in influence within the political landscape.
Coverage Over Time
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Framing Breakdown
By Show
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Quotes from Coverage
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Host / other voice“George Soros is one of the single biggest political spenders in the entire country. Of course you should look at how he's wielding his influence.”
Host / other voice“He took over the pack that funded all out of these DAs that we call Soros DAs back in 2022.”
Host / other voice“It's exactly what we've thought all along and it's no longer a conspiracy theory.”
Host / other voice“You all know who George Soros is, and it's a leftist machine, a funding machine.”
Host / other voice“Alex Soros now vows that the Soros Foundation and the Soros family is going to pour tens and tens of millions of dollars and raise money to make Gavin Newsom the Democratic presidential nominee and eventually the president in 2008.”
Host / other voice“If you, everything that you've learned since 2008 about the Tides Foundation and about Soros and about the DSA and all of the things you've learned about that's taken us 25 years to learn about, if we would have seen them do this in 12 months, how overwhelming would it feel?”
Host / other voice“Trump was supposed to fight for the working class. Instead, he's literally closing rural clinics and hospitals to cut taxes for George Soros and Elon Musk.”
Host / other voice“when I was talking to George Soros this morning, getting the talking points for today's program. By the way, he's in good spirits and he sends his best.”
Host / other voice“George Soros... a nefarious figure in his own right for spreading far left-wing principles around the globe, including in the United States.”
Host / other voice“Call me when you're mad about George and Alex Soros. I think they had access to Joe Biden and to Barack Obama, didn't they?”
Host / other voice“They have hollowed out the Democrat Party by design over the last 20 to 30 years.”
Host / other voice“The passing of the torch from George to the sun, it's about to get a lot more aggressive.”
All Episodes
8 weeks · 14 episodesGeorge Soros is mentioned in the context of a political action committee (PAC) that is associated with the mayor, who is being protested against by the families of 9/11 victims. The host discusses a guest who is involved with this PAC and expresses disdain for the mayor's associations, implying that Soros's influence is negative. The sentiment toward Soros is critical, as he is framed as part of a broader issue regarding the mayor's connections and the perceived threat to American values.
“Well, I know. George Soros has a pact out there, and, in fact, I had Joanne Ariola on, my counselor lady from Queens, and she talked about it.”
“He doesn't know him. He's friends with people who thought your father, who thinks your father, deserve to die.”
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