Trump Praises Blaze News During Roundtable Discussion
During a recent roundtable at the White House, President Donald Trump commented on how the reporting from Blaze News will be instrumental in efforts to identify the funding behind left-wing violence. He was responding to questions from Blaze News reporter Rebekah Zeljko, who was part of a panel that also included Julio Rosas from the same outlet.
In a jab at left-leaning media outlets, he remarked, “Their ratings are terrible. MSNBC is dying, CNN is dying like a dog. Poor CNN, I feel so sorry for it.”
Zeljko brought up the name of a potential target for investigation, urging Trump to prompt Attorney General Pam Bondi to look into the issue. She stated, “You’re referencing money that finances these Antifa organizations, and someone mentioned [Neville] ‘Roy Singham… by the way, he’s married to one of the co-founders of Code Pink, this notorious left-wing organization.”
Singham is a philanthropist known for his financial support of leftist groups like Code Pink, which he co-founded with his spouse, Jodie Evans. Zeljko expressed her desire to know how the administration plans to address this matter. “I don’t know your name, but I want Pam to take a look. A lot of the best information we find comes through you and others like you,” Trump responded.
Continuing his critique of the media, Trump declared, “Have you seen their anchors in the evening? No one has ever heard of them! You could pick anyone off the streets of Washington DC, and they’d do a better job.” The roundtable also included officials like the Secretary of Homeland Security and FBI Director Kash Patel.
Additionally, Florida Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna has previously accused Singham of financing leftist violence. She stated in September, “Neville Singham spent millions of dollars funding extremist organizations that orchestrated violent riots and launched targeted hate campaigns against Americans with differing beliefs. We will no longer allow billionaires to fund anti-American political efforts on behalf of foreign governments.”
