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Nationwide 'No Kings' Protests Linked to Millions in Funding from Leftist Groups
Demonstrations in multiple cities turn chaotic as police clash with protesters
Mar. 29, 2026 at 4:38pm
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A network of around 500 left-wing groups with an estimated $3 billion in combined annual revenues is behind the coordinated nationwide 'No Kings' protests that took place on Saturday, according to a Fox News investigation. The protests, which featured chants for 'communist revolution,' saw clashes between police and demonstrators in cities like Portland, Dallas, and Los Angeles.
Why it matters
The 'No Kings' movement has been described as a 'brilliant' effort to mobilize far-left activists, with funding traced back to figures like American tech tycoon and communist Neville Roy Singham and organizations tied to Democratic megadonor George Soros. The protests highlight growing political divisions and the influence of radical ideologies, even as they claim to be 'leaderless' grassroots movements.
The details
In Portland, protesters wearing gas masks attacked police officers trying to control the crowd, while in Dallas, police had to separate 'No Kings' demonstrators from 'Pro America' counter-protesters engaged in heated clashes. In Los Angeles, demonstrators were seen hurling bricks at Department of Homeland Security agents and resisting arrest. The contrast was stark in Malibu, where Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff attended a star-studded 'No Kings' rally without incident.
- The 'No Kings' protests took place nationwide on Saturday, March 29, 2026.
- In Portland, the clashes between police and protesters occurred in the evening hours.
The players
Neville Roy Singham
An American tech tycoon and avowed communist living in China who has financed a network of activist institutions promoting revolutionary socialist politics and collaborating in protest campaigns.
George Soros
A billionaire Democratic megadonor whose organization, Indivisible, is the lead coordinator for the 'flagship' 'No Kings' protest in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Jodie Evans
The co-founder of CodePink, who is married to Neville Roy Singham.
Doug Emhoff
The husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, who attended a 'No Kings' rally in Malibu.
Zohran Mamdani
A politician in New York City, where protesters were seen chanting 'only one solution communist revolution' with hammer and sickle flags in Times Square.
What they’re saying
“Objects thrown at police as 'No Kings' demonstration spirals into arrests.”
— Kristin Sokoloff
“HOLY SH*T: PORTLAND NO KINGS PROTEST TURNS INTO COMPLETE MALAY.”
— Kristin Sokoloff
What’s next
Authorities in the affected cities are expected to review protest permits and security protocols in the wake of the violent clashes, while federal investigators continue to examine the funding sources and coordination behind the 'No Kings' movement.
The takeaway
The 'No Kings' protests highlight the growing influence of radical leftist groups and their ability to mobilize large-scale demonstrations, even as they claim to be 'leaderless' grassroots movements. The involvement of well-funded organizations and individuals linked to communist ideologies raises concerns about the true nature and motivations behind these protests.
