Jim Jordan makes BOLD accusation in fiery hearing

[0:00] It's always worse than we thought. The one thing we get wrong when we start these investigations, [0:04] when we start this oversight, is it's always worse than we thought. [0:09] We now have the superseding indictment from the Justice Department. It wasn't three million dollars [0:14] that they were paying these field sources. It was actually four million dollars the Southern [0:19] Property Law Center paid to field sources, and they didn't just pay them to foam into hate they [0:25] told their donors they were fighting. They actually dated them. That's right, Southern [0:29] Property Law Center employee was in a romantic relationship with field source number nine, [0:36] a member of the Racist National Alliance. This SPLC employee, who was supposed to be dismantling hate [0:43] groups with the Intelligence Project, was dating the field source that they were paying. And in fact, [0:52] they had a joint bank account. Wow. And guess what the SPLC paid this individual? 1.2 million dollars [1:01] to again create and foment the hate they told their donors they were fighting. Now it gets worse. [1:08] An individual who led the National Socialist Party, a faction of the Aryan Nations, reached out to SPLC. [1:15] He wanted out. He wanted help in leaving this racist group. And what did the SPLC do? They said, [1:23] no, no, no. Stay in the group. We'll pay you a monthly salary. We'll reimburse you for hosting rallies, [1:31] purchasing racist materials. Of course, that was field source number 30. How about F37, [1:40] field source 37? This person is the one who coordinated transportation and attended the 2017 [1:47] rally in Charlottesville. The Southern Property Law Center paid him $300,000 to the guy who helped put [1:55] together the event where a young lady was killed. F27. He was paid $350,000. What'd he do? He ran the [2:08] Aryan Nations Motorcycle Club. F43, president of some crazy group, was previously convicted of cross burning, [2:14] but the SPLC thought he was worth $19,000 of their donors' money. Again, all told, [2:21] $4 million to manufacture hate. We said this last hearing. I still remember Rahm Emanuel saying, [2:32] oh, talking about Democrats, never let a crisis go to waste. The SPLC took it a step further. They [2:38] created the crisis. They manufactured the crisis. And by so doing, they became the standard, the source [2:44] for determining who is a hate group. They labeled Family Research Council hate group. Moms for Liberty [2:51] was labeled a hate group. Turning Point USA labeled a hate group. Alliance Defending [2:54] Freedom, even though they argued 16 multiple cases, won 16 cases in front of the Supreme Court. [2:59] They were labeled a hate group, but never Jane's Revenge, never the group who vandalized crisis [3:07] pregnancy centers, churches in the aftermath of the Dobbs decision. They never got labeled. [3:12] And the Biden Justice Department helped make them the standard. This is probably the part that bothers [3:18] me. I think bothers most people the most. They helped make the Southern Poverty the standard in [3:24] evaluating who's a hate group. Who is it? Because they consulted with them. They had quarterly [3:29] meetings. The Deputy Attorney General, Lisa Monaco, quarterly met with SPLC. They would give SPLC any [3:39] information they had. The Justice Department, the FBI had. They give it to them first. They even used [3:44] them to train prosecutors. And of course, we know what it resulted in. The now famous memorandum from the FBI [3:52] field office in Richmond, Virginia, where the FBI said, if you're a pro-life Catholic, you're an extremist. [3:59] And of course, who did they cite for that? You guessed it. The Southern Poverty Law Center. [4:08] Southern Poverty Law Center became part of the weaponized Garland Biden Justice Department. [4:13] Now, here's what's interesting. The Biden DOJ knew all about this scam that they were running. [4:21] They knew the SPLC was doing this, but they didn't pursue the case. They dropped the case. [4:28] Because when you meet with them, when you consult with them, when you have them train your prosecutors, [4:32] you're not going to prosecute them. Nope. You're not going to do it because it's too valuable [4:37] politically. And here's the scary part. And I'm sure we'll have questions for Mr. Fair later on about [4:43] this. Here's the scary part. It all worked. Field Source 37, the guy at the Charlottesville rally, [4:49] helped plan that rally, coordinate transportation there, was paid to attend. After the event, again, [4:56] after the event where a lady was killed, the Southern Poverty Law Center almost tripled [5:02] their income. 51 million to 133 million. After they were coordinating the hate that took place [5:12] at that crazy rally. You run a scam, you become the standard, you don't get prosecuted and you [5:18] make a ton of money. They got 800 million assets, 700 million in an endowment, such a deal. And they [5:26] would have gotten away with it. But for the oversight of Congress, more importantly, the work of the [5:30] Justice Department. So God bless the Attorney General and the work him and his team are doing. [5:35] And we look forward to hearing from our witnesses today. Be sure to like and subscribe for all the [5:42] Fox News latest on YouTube and catch full shows streaming now on Fox One.