Parker Thayer

Parker Thayer, an investigative researcher at the Capital Research Center, joins to tackle the complexities of taxpayer-funded projects. He dives into the impact of the Doge Files initiative on revealing government spending inefficiencies. Discussing controversial funding like USAID and media subsidies, he highlights the importance of accurate reporting. The conversation critiques the effectiveness of DEI initiatives and examines the imbalance in political philanthropy, urging a reevaluation of budget priorities for greater transparency and accountability.

Parker Thayer, investigative researcher at the Capital Research Center who tracks nonprofit funding and dark money, breaks down who bankrolls and organizes the No Kings demonstrations. He outlines the movement’s loose goals, the professional protest infrastructure behind it, how donor anonymity and megaphone philanthropy work, and why tactics may grow more theatrical heading into the midterms.

Joining the conversation are Parker Thayer, an investigative researcher focused on funding networks and activist financing, and Mike Slater, host of the Politics by Faith podcast. They delve into the decline of globalism, with Jesse questioning its impact on national identity and sovereignty. Parker reveals the connections between George Soros’s funding and extremist groups, while Mike discusses cultural nihilism and its link to political violence. Together, they explore the Christian response to societal turmoil, emphasizing forgiveness amidst tragedy.