Conservative podcaster Dan Bongino recently revealed a strange incident that happened to him this week. The event happened after he spoke about the well-known millionaire on the left, George Soros, and his family.
The former Fox News anchor revealed an organized cyberattack on his website, BonginoReport.com, during his program on Monday, which is broadcast on the website Rumble, while talking about family issues.
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“We were under just relentless assault. I do not believe it was an accident. Weird, right?” he said.
An online attack took place as people were talking about the recent change in power within the Soros family. The incident happened at the same time that George Soros handed leadership of the Open Society Foundations to his son Alexander, who is anticipated to steer the organization in a more left-leaning and globalist direction.
In a severe “DDoS attack,” bots flood a website with excessive and malicious traffic, bringing down servers and preventing legitimate users from accessing it, as Bongino disclosed about his website.
Senior editor at Human Events Jack Posobiec disclosed on Tim Pool’s show that his website was also the subject of a similar attack at about the same time.
“We are currently under what I am told by my tech guys [is] a deliberate attempt to take down HumanEvents.com,” he said on the program Monday.
Posobiec claims that the attack happened right after following the website’s publication of a piece that included 17 audio recordings that purportedly revealed instances of President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, accepting bribes.
“We put out the article summarizing all that, [and] the whole site goes down,” Posobiec said.
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Over the weekend, a sobering Daily Mail article that exposed the Soros family’s plans to spread leftist beliefs in the American legal system and media was posted on Bongino’s website.
The source reported:
The Soros family has a substantial amount of media sway in the United States. According to a study by the Media Research Center, several media outlets work with journalists who simultaneously have board positions with significant Soros-funded organizations.
In addition to numerous smaller publications like the Sacramento Bee, Seattle Times, LA Times, and Baltimore Sun, these organizations also include ABC, NPR, the New York Times, CNN, CBS, and PBS.
George Soros has long been protected from criticism by the media, which characterizes it as conspiratorial. However, Silicon Valley entrepreneur David Sacks recently tweeted that Soros has been quite clear about his aim to use money to influence democracy in order to shape America in his vision. And that merits investigation without a doubt.
“Soros sought to have an outsized impact on public policy…” Sacks wrote. “In any other context, the influence of money in politics would be a legitimate topic of conversation. Indeed, it is highly appropriate in a democracy to recognize when a special interest has subverted the public interest.”
Along with other former Fox News hosts, Bongino made an appearance on Megyn Kelly’s show last month to discuss his reasons for quitting the network.
“I think a lot of people think this may be some kind of anti-Trump thing. I gotta say — that wasn’t my case,” Bongino said.
“I was not targeted. My show, they were dying to re-up — we negotiated for an entire year. So I can’t tell you like, ‘Oh, Fox got rid of me,’ because they didn’t. The liberal jerk wads are gonna go, ‘Oh Dan Bongino was fired.’ I just give them the middle fingers. It’s just stupid,” Bongino said.
“I negotiate my own deals. I don’t have an agent. I do my own business deals. I don’t need any, I do my own business. They wanted the show. I just had a different vision for my role at the network, and that’s okay. I’m not the Saturday guy, Megyn. I’m sorry, I can’t work six days a week,” he added.
“I’ve got young kids, and I’m not working six days a week. And even though we recorded the show on Friday, you know, the inside baseball of Fox, what happens when there’s breaking news? Which with Trump out there is all the time — you gotta be on,” Bongino concluded.
