Staff Reports
Peter Schweizer laid out a chilling picture at the Breitbart Fight Club roundtable: corruption in Washington is no longer a local, small-time racket but a global enterprise that reaches into the highest offices. He warned that American politicians now enrich themselves through overseas deals and shadowy international networks that ordinary citizens can barely fathom.
Schweizer named names and patterns, arguing that the Clintons, the Bidens, and even Mitch McConnell fit into this modern web of influence-peddling, where foreign money and access buy policy and protection. His point was not partisan theater but a pattern exposed across his books and interviews — a pattern conservatives have long suspected and the establishment has long defended.
Most alarming was Schweizer’s argument that immigration has become weaponized as part of this global corruption, a tool foreign powers and complicit actors use to reshape our country while profiting politically and financially. He ties explosive migration flows and the laws of other countries to a deliberate erosion of American sovereignty that benefits NGOs, globalists, and the political class. This is no abstract theory; it’s the thesis of his recent work and the basis for urgent policy responses.
Patriots should be furious and ready for action: Schweizer urged GOP investigators to follow the money, subpoena offshore accounts, and expose how influence translated into real-world favors. If conservatives fail to press these probes, the same elites will simply keep using the trappings of charity and diplomacy to conceal pay-to-play schemes. The American people deserve answers and accountability, not cover-ups and soft-peddled press releases.
The media’s long reluctance to fully investigate these connections — especially those tied to the Biden family — is itself part of the problem, Schweizer told Fox interviews, and it has ginned up protection for a political class that sees itself above scrutiny. If reporters and editors truly cared about the republic, they would follow the commercial ties and conflicts the same way they chase other stories; instead too many established outlets look the other way. Conservatives must keep the pressure on until transparency is enforced.
This is a fight for the soul of America: either we stand up to the globalized corruption that enriches elites and dilutes our sovereignty, or we let a small class of insiders keep selling access to the highest bidder. Schweizer’s warnings should stiffen the spines of every patriot — demand investigations, close loopholes, and elect leaders who will put America first, not globalists and their paymasters. The time for half-measures is over.
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