During a recent, secretive fundraiser hosted at his home, Hollywood producer Jeffrey Soros, nephew of billionaire Democrat donor George Soros, disclosed his significant role in nurturing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s career, including helping to fund his education. Footage obtained by Fox News Digital shows Soros reminiscing about his connection to El-Sayed since 2012, when he interviewed him as a finalist for the prestigious Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans, a program that provides substantial financial support for immigrants and their children. This revelation comes as El-Sayed has consistently campaigned on a platform of removing big money from politics, a stance that critics, including the campaign of GOP nominee Mike Rogers, have highlighted as hypocritical given the substantial financial backing from the Soros network, which has reportedly poured millions into committees supporting El-Sayed’s bid. While El-Sayed’s campaign argues that they are fighting against corporate special interests and dark money, the Soros family’s direct involvement in El-Sayed’s educational and political ascent, coupled with the high-dollar fundraising event where attendees could donate up to $57,800, raises questions about the sincerity of his anti-corruption message.
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