Washington Examiner investigative reporter Gabe Kaminsky overviewed the repercussions that “massive Democratic megadonor” George Soros and a nonprofit organization reached with a radio network could have on conservative radio stations.
The deal, which was reached only a few weeks before the 2024 election, saw the Fund for Policy Reform, a nonprofit group largely funded by Soros, purchase “a major stake” in the radio company Audacy. The move, approved by the Federal Communications Commission in a 3-2 vote, puts Audacy and over 200 radio stations within the hands of the Soros family, as Soros’s son Alex is on the board of Fund for Policy Reform.
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