Biden is involved in riots? Department of Homeland Security: Investigating the source of funds for "BLM"

Reporter : Li Zhaoxi / Editor : Dongye / Publisher : New Tang Dynasty Television

Ref : https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/09/01/a102931300.html  / Direct translation

Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Chad Wolf spoke to Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Monday evening said that in the U.S. cities controlled by the Democratic Party, "Black Lives Matter" and Antifa  violent riots are rampant, and the Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating the source of funds behind it.

Wolfe started by pointing out that Biden, the 77-year-old Democratic presidential candidate, is a "paranoid," because Biden said on Monday that there will be more violence if Trump is re-elected.

Wolfe said, "I know that the Department of Justice has accused Portland of approximately 74, 75 individuals with different federal crimes. We will continue to observe the progress of these investigations." The Department of Justice is also investigating the leaders of these organizations. About 175 people were arrested in Kenosha, and nearly 100 of them were from outside the state. They circulate across the country, and someone pays for them.

"We saw them in Washington, D.C., Sacramento, and other places. They are organized," Wolfe said, using similar strategies in Portland and other cities across the country. . Therefore, "we know this is organized, and I know that the Ministry of Justice has also discovered this."

Tony Evers, the Democratic Governor of Wisconsin, also pointed out the existence of "out-of-state instigators" in his letter to President Trump. Evers said in the letter that now is not the time for division, nor the time for elected officials to ignore armed militants and out-of-state instigators who want to cause pain for us.

Biden tried to blame Trump for the riots, and his "rescue team" assisted the arrested in the riots and directly contributed to the riots.

According to Reuters, about 13 paid employees in the Biden campaign donated to the Minnesota Freedom Fund (MFF). The fund “opposes the practice of cash bail and people paying to avoid pre-trial imprisonment,” but the organization used donations to rescue violent criminals from prisons in Minneapolis.

According to FOX 9, after Floyd's death in police enforcement, MFF earned approximately $35 million in revenue. Some of the money came from members of the Biden campaign team. Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris, tweeted in June to encourage people to join the fund to help bail demonstrators in Minnesota.

Most of the money donated to MFF was used to help the rioters get out of prison, and they went back to the street to riot again without worrying about the consequences. The operation of the MFF has attracted people’s attention. Jeff Clayton, executive director of the American Bail Coalition, said, “This must be carefully reviewed.”