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Violent 'No Kings' Protests Linked to Soros, Communists
Nationwide demonstrations financed by network of 500 groups with $3 billion in annual revenue
Mar. 29, 2026 at 11:08am
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A Fox News Digital investigation has found that the nationwide 'No Kings' protests are being financed by a network of about 500 groups with an estimated $3 billion in combined annual revenues, including communist and socialist organizations linked to billionaire George Soros and American tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham. The protests have turned violent in several cities, with clashes between demonstrators and police.
Why it matters
The 'No Kings' protests have been linked to previous incidents of violence, including the killing of a protester by one of the movement's security personnel last year. The involvement of communist and socialist groups, as well as the scale of funding behind the demonstrations, raises concerns about the potential for further unrest and the political motivations driving the protests.
The details
According to the Fox News Digital investigation, the 'No Kings' protests are being coordinated by a network of about 500 groups, including communist organizations such as the Party for Socialism and Liberation and People's Forum. These groups have an estimated $3 billion in combined annual revenues and are receiving funding from Soros-linked organizations as well as Neville Roy Singham, an American tech tycoon living in China who is an avowed communist. The protests have turned violent in several cities, with clashes between demonstrators and police, including incidents of protesters attacking law enforcement officers and throwing cement blocks.
- The 'No Kings' protests took place on March 28, 2026.
- The protests have been ongoing for several months, with previous incidents of violence linked to the movement.
The players
George Soros
A billionaire philanthropist and political activist who has been accused of funding left-wing and progressive causes.
Neville Roy Singham
An American tech tycoon living in China who is an avowed communist and has been linked to funding the 'No Kings' protests.
Party for Socialism and Liberation
A communist organization that has been involved in the 'No Kings' protests.
People's Forum
A socialist organization that has been involved in the 'No Kings' protests.
Indivisible
A national Democratic political advocacy organization funded by George Soros that is the lead coordinator for the 'No Kings' protest in St. Paul, Minnesota.
What’s next
Authorities will continue to monitor the 'No Kings' protests for any further incidents of violence or unrest.
The takeaway
The involvement of communist and socialist groups, as well as the scale of funding behind the 'No Kings' protests, raises concerns about the potential for further violence and the political motivations driving the demonstrations.
