JUST IN: Elon Musk's Austin home TARGETED by far-left groups

In Texas, a protest targeting Elon Musk's Austin area home is raising some big questions about who is behind the so-called grassroots movement. Now, three left-wing nonprofits with a combined $56 million in annual revenue reportedly helped organize the protests, complete with chartered buses, cyber truck pinatas, and a whole lot of anti-Musk messaging. But was this really grassroots? That's the question we're asking. Or another professionally produced protest? We're going to dive into just how organic this operation was. Hello, everyone. This is Outnumbered. I'm Kayleigh McEnany. Here's my co-host, Harris Faulkner. Joining us today, Martha McCallum, anchor and executive editor of The Story, co-anchor of Fox News election coverage, and author of the book, The Book of Valor, America's Story of Survival, Gallantry, and Grace, out this week. We'll get into that later. Caroline Downey, National Review columnist, and Paul Morrow, Fox News contributor, host of the weekly rap sheet on Fox Nation, attorney and retired NYPD inspector. Let's start here. These protests are backed by the same groups who organized last year's Tesla takeovers. According to Fox News Digital, these simple event organizers oversee groups with a combined $2.6 billion in revenue. That protest, that you may remember, had hundreds of organizers. We'll get into that in a moment. Now, the three main groups involved in this weekend's event include VocalTX, a Texas-based progressive activist group focused on immigration and criminal justice, Center for Popular Democracy, a national network pushing progressive policies through grassroots activism. And People's Action, a nationwide coalition of left-wing community organizing groups. Now, they're out there protesting the billionaire class, but the organizations behind them aren't exactly cutting coupons. Look at this. The Center for Popular Democracy reported $40.9 million in 2024 revenue. People's Action Institute reported $2.1 million. And Voices of Community Activists and Leaders reported $13.1 million. A lot of money. Paul, the Tesla takeovers that took place, Fox News Digital did a great investigation. They found 258 organizations, combined revenue, as I noted, $2.6 billion. These three groups, among them, now organizing protests in front of his home. Yeah. So, well, at least they didn't burn Teslas this time, right? Because that's likely coming. So I want to point to Azra Nomani's reporting on Fox Digital, which is, I suspect, what you're quoting there, because she's done great work here looking into the NGOs. What this really is, is they're billionaires targeting our billionaire. If you want to claim Elon Musk, the difference is our million billionaire. He's creating jobs, new technology, talking about going forward into outer space, doing things that are at least attempting to move humanity forward. One of his main initiatives is to cure the blind. I mean, it's biblical. Their billionaires are someplace overseas, like Roy Singham, sitting in Shanghai, an avowed Maoist, doing the work of the Chinese government. I don't understand why DOJ hasn't looked at him for a FARA charge. That's the charge they hit Manafort with. I don't understand how it is that these NGOs continue to move the way they do. They form 501c3s. In this case, the 501c3, one of them that's implicated in this, resides in Brooklyn. And then what they do is they figure out a way to get the money into a 501c4 so that they can use it for political purposes. And I just got to point out the fact that one of the reasons that we have a generation of kids who think socialism is the answer, and there's a few reasons why, but one of the primary ones is that in our blue cities and states, we had a generation of kids locked down during COVID, not in Florida, where the kids can still think, But no, in these other areas, two years. They were instructed, and it was inculcated in them by TikTok, that socialism was the answer. Where do you think that came from? Who controlled TikTok at the time? China. All of this is a Chinese psyop, and our useful idiots, to use the Leninist term, who want to stop data center. We're going to talk about it in the next block. The data center, the anti-data center people. AOC, Bernie Sanders, et cetera, they're all being played by the Chai Comms and we're falling for it. And that's going to mean that we won't own the future. They will. Well, that's a fascinating analysis. And I love the way you stacked the two billionaires next to one another, because the billionaire who has protested Elon Musk, a great American, when the space shuttle program shuttered in 2011, he was the first person to put astronauts back into orbit. When there were astronauts stuck in space, SpaceX is who rescued them. And Harris, Neuralink, I mean, he's literally, to your point, people with paralysis, allowing them to use their thoughts to control their lives. I mean, this is amazing with robots. It's incredible work. Not to be a stickler, but he's a trillionaire now. There you go. Good luck with the billionaires against the trillionaires. That's right. Yeah, I know. He's earned his flowers. Look, I don't think that this is as much about politics as we think. Because they're getting what they want. This is what we're seeing across France now. They already had people negotiating behind the scenes, trying to give them those educational points that they wanted, and still they riot. And still they are backed by whomever it is to cause chaos. We saw it in Pennsylvania, right? The Jewish hate on the ground where that Jewish governor is there saying, this is like, you know, the times of 1938 when Jews were pressed upon that one of the deadliest nights and most dangerous nights for Jews before the war began. Kristol. Right, exactly. So when you look at that, and those look very organized too and paid for, and we're looking at the money and tracing all that. So what's the goal? The goal is chaos. The goal is anti-American. And so now you sort of sew the seeds together. With far-left socialists on Capitol Hill now, their goal seems to be chaos because their number one priorities right now are impeachment. And you heard Hakeem Jeffries and some of the others, well, you know, we're going to try to deal with these people. Really? Because they're DOJ. He's not Trump's DOJ. They want to go after him. So Trump's DOJ is getting ready for all that. What is it? What is the end result? Chaos. That's what this is about, to tear down America. And we must not let that happen. And to your exact point, I mean, Democrats are rearing and they are ready for oversight. Listen to this. This is Jamie Raskin, not on the Trump administration, but on private corporations. Watch. We will not hesitate to go after the private corporations that are collaborating in all of the lawlessness with Donald Trump. And we've done it before, and we will absolutely do it again. Martha, so it appears these protesters have an ally in Jamie Raskin, at least going after corporations. I mean— When I think about the, you know, arguments against billionaires and these signs down with billionaires and up with socialism, how incredibly impeccably organized this whole orchestrated thing is. And I think Paul and Harris and Kayleigh have all made great points about the suspected Chinese involvement in this. Their goal has always been to undermine our capitalist society, to undermine our systems of government. You know, I think about the people who were railing against, you know, the breaking of norms in they said in the Trump administration, the people who are really trying to break down our norms and our country are coming from China. Now, they have ramped up under President Xi since 2012, their intelligence operations. This is a huge organization. There are some reporting that it's. larger than our CIA. I don't know if that's true. There's a reason why our numbers of people in our intelligence wings are, you know, sort of kept under wraps in terms of how many are out there. But this is the game today. And when you incorporate young people getting out there with these signs and in some cases, these paid protesters and think about the things that they hate about Elon Musk, which you all pointed out very well. But he's. The ultimate capitalist innovator, you know, the kind of like Henry Ford, Howard Hughes, the people who have moved the country forward, employing so many people, telling us that there's nothing we can't achieve. We can give. brain capability to paralyze people, help people to see why do they hate this so much? Why do they hate him so much? I think about so many people who are like, you know, off of they drop Twitter accounts when when Musk bought them, they moved elsewhere so they wouldn't have to listen to any other point of view. It is so shocking and frightening to me. And I think it needs to be way ahead of the kind of things that they're talking about investigating. Don't be dumb, people. And no, no one is coming at us. And what the roots of it are, the roots are communism and Marxism, breaking down the family, breaking down American systems. And if you think I'm like, oh, she's, you know, like, oh, that's so extreme. She's like saying things that are ridiculous or that are conspiracy theories. Dig in. Dig in to what's going on. And we're going to talk about another story that this is touching as well. They make us come for ourselves. Yeah. Yeah. No doubt about it. And I think I have the answer to why they hate Elon Musk, because no one did more to try to help Republicans win the midterm elections than Elon Musk. According to a New York Times analysis, he donated $474 million to candidates. That is the impetus for their hate. Yeah, that is the source of their bitterness. Not just that he attacked government waste, fraud and abuse with private sector efficiency, which was... It's wholly novel to them, and they thought radical, but also the fact that, yes, the philanthropy has now shifted in Silicon Valley toward the right, toward conservative causes. In 2020, most tech titans supported the Democrats. By 2024, now it's mostly the Republican causes. And so they're upset that now their coffers are not as full. But also, if we're going to talk about. agitators. We cannot talk about them without George Soros, who is the chaos agent, to Harris's point. His Open Society Foundations, Open Society Policy Center, the money, the tentacles is all over these supposedly organic, but really astroturf protests. And his goal absolutely is the dissolution of all the institutions of the American Republic from the family to our civil society. And so you can't really investigate any of this. China, of course, foreign influence is very big. But George Soros, George Soros is still their big, bad billionaire who I thought they condemned, but apparently they don't. And that's the other irony of this. If you're going to say that we are the champions of the working class and we're trying to point out Elon Musk and his noxious political spending, none of those left wing organizations could operate without the benevolence of billionaires. That's right. How do they get their millions? Exactly. Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube and catch full shows streaming now on Fox 1.