The radical fringe of the Democratic Party has once again laid bare its disturbing priorities, with prominent progressive politicians caught on video attending an online fundraiser where a speaker openly lamented the potential defunding of terror groups like Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis.
As if that weren't enough, the same speaker went on to label the United States and Israel as a "fourth Reich" and its officials "terrorists," drawing direct comparisons to Adolf Hitler and Mussolini. This stunning display of anti-American and anti-Israel sentiment was exposed by pro-Israel research group Canary Mission, which shared an "exclusive" clip of the event on X.
The footage came from a March fundraiser dubbed "Choose Your Fighter," hosted by Progressive Victory to rally support for progressives opposed to conflict with Iran. The featured speaker was left-wing podcaster Kyle Kulinski, who used the platform to spew his inflammatory rhetoric.
Kulinski audaciously claimed that the U.S. and Israel were actively building a "fourth Reich" before pivoting to Tehran's notorious proxies, revealing a truly perverse set of priorities. "If Iran's off the table as a regional power, that means Hezbollah can't be funded. Hamas can't be funded. The Houthis can't be funded," Kulinski stated, his tone clearly one of lament, as conservative commentator Guy Benson later observed.
He didn't stop there, brazenly declaring U.S. and Israeli officials "are the terrorists" and equating them to historical monsters like Hitler and Mussolini.
The attendee list for this unsettling event included notable figures such as Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) and former Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO), along with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Also flagged by Canary Mission were two DSA congressional hopefuls, Darializa Avila Chevalier and Melat Kiros, further illustrating the growing radicalization within the progressive wing.
In a move that should alarm every patriotic American, Progressive Victory deputy executive director Benjamin Gilbert-Lif openly told Fox News that the group "stands by Kulinski's comments," insisting they reflect "the views of our community." That part should not be complicated: a segment of the Democratic Party's progressive base apparently views the defunding of terrorist organizations as a regrettable outcome.
Rep. Khanna's spokesperson offered a weak defense, claiming the congressman "joined for 5 minutes to speak and left" and "was not on at the time these remarks were made," adding he "obviously disagrees" with them. This desperate attempt to distance himself from the toxic rhetoric rings hollow when such sentiments are clearly embraced by the very movement he aligns with.
This shocking rally comes as the DSA slate expands its influence, with Kiros having unseated a 15-term incumbent, and Mamdani-backed Avila Chevalier, who co-founded a group explicitly fighting for the "total eradication of Western civilization." This isn't just a fringe element; it's a growing, emboldened faction within the Democratic Party that views America and its allies as the enemy, while mourning the potential financial woes of terrorist groups.
The American people deserve to know the true colors of those seeking to lead them. This episode serves as a stark reminder of the dangerous ideological currents coursing through the radical left, currents that directly undermine national security, common sense, and the fundamental values that define this nation. The America First movement stands as a bulwark against such absurdity, committed to safeguarding our country from both external threats and internal subversion.
