White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt gave an encouraging update on the Trump administration’s efforts to uncover those who may be funding Antifa attacks in the U.S.President Donald Trump previously ordered his officials to use the power of the government to root out who might be funding Antifa.'We will continue to get to the bottom of who is funding these organizations in this organized anarchy against our country and our government.'Leavitt said Monday during the White House media briefing that Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent had joined the effort and explained how he would be able to help the cause."The financial backing of these groups, particularly Antifa, is certainly something the administration is looking into aggressively," she said. "The federal government has never really been mobilized or tasked with doing that. So we're kind of kick-starting that into gear," she added. "The FBI is working on it alongside the White House's Homeland Security Task Force. We have our intelligence community looking into this as well. And even the secretary of treasury is involved with these matters since they are financial in nature." On Friday Leavitt said that the administration was looking into the possibility of cutting off all federal funding to Portland after violence continued to increase at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility."We will continue to get to the bottom of who is funding these organizations in this organized anarchy against our country and our government," she continued in her statement Monday. "It's a question the American people have been begging the answer for, for many years, and we're committed to uncovering it." RELATED: Liberal nonprofits are panicking over threats from Trump after Kirk killing — (@) Republican Rep. Chip Roy of Texas issued a statement of support for the development."Good," wrote Roy on social media. "Congress can, and should, back up the Trump administration's efforts by forming its own select committee to investigate who is funding these groups. Enough is enough."Liberal critics claim that Trump is misusing the powers of the government to punish and persecute his political opponents. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The Charlie Kirk shooting investigation turned surreal when 71-year-old George Zinn claimed he was the shooter — before his pants dropped to his ankles in front of witnesses.When police realized Zinn wasn’t armed, they later charged him with obstruction — which is one of many crimes on his lengthy record.According to law enforcement, Zinn now has been accused of keeping “graphic” sexual photos of children on his phone and was charged with four counts of sexual exploitation of a minor in September after finding more than 20 images of kids as young as 5 on his phone.BlazeTV host Pat Gray is not impressed with the old man.“Apparently he was just helping out whoever shot him by claiming that he did it so that it would distract police from the actual shooter,” Gray comments. “And I don’t think that was coordinated between the two of them.”“And yes, his pants fell down around his ankles,” he continues, explaining what happened after the shooting of Charlie Kirk. “Police had to carry him away from the scene.”“But yes, he’s well-known to police. He obstructs justice on a regular basis,” he adds, noting that Zinn’s arrests date back 25 years and also include criminal trespass, obstruction, and disturbing the peace. In addition, he was once charged with sending an email bomb threat to the Salt Lake City Marathon in 2013.“So, he’s a real winner,” Gray says.Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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