Protesters chanting "no kings" just flew Hezbollah flags through the streets of New York City.
Now CNN's own conservative commentator went on live television and named exactly what every Democrat in that building refused to say.
And when Scott Jennings asked Ashley Allison if she liked "hammer and sickle flags" – the table went silent.
Scott Jennings Calls No Kings Communist Flags the Democratic Coalition on Live TV
The Left spent all weekend telling America this was a spontaneous uprising of ordinary citizens.
Jennings watched the same footage and saw something different.
"These No Kings rallies actually look pretty representative to me of the Democratic coalition," he said on State of the Union Sunday.
"I saw people flying the hammer and sickle in New York City. I saw Hezbollah flags. I saw Hamas flags. I saw Palestinian flags. I saw trans signs. I see weirdo liberal boomers out there."
CNN commentator Ashley Allison immediately fired back that the fringe elements "didn't represent" the movement.
Jennings didn't blink.
"You like hammer and sickle flags?" he shot back. "They had a bunch of them. They come from somewhere."
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He's right. And that somewhere has a name.
Who Funds the No Kings Protests and Why the Answer Involves a Communist in China
Democrats called it leaderless. Organic. A spontaneous wave of citizens who couldn't take it anymore.
Fox News Digital ran the financial trail and found a network of roughly 500 organizations – with an estimated $3 billion in combined annual revenue – coordinating behind the "No Kings" brand.
The lead organizer of the flagship St. Paul, Minnesota rally? Indivisible – a Democrat political organization funded by George Soros.
That's where it starts. Here's where it gets darker.
A network of socialist and communist groups funded by Neville Roy Singham was embedded in the organizing structure from the beginning.
Singham is an American tech tycoon who describes himself as a Marxist, lives in Shanghai, and shares office space with entities that promote Chinese government talking points.
He sold his IT consulting company in 2017 for nearly a billion dollars and spent the next decade building an activist infrastructure that includes the People's Forum, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, CodePink, and the ANSWER Coalition.
CodePink's co-founder is his wife.
Internal communications from these groups before March 28 were explicit: "It's the time to go out and join the people, get out our revolutionary message in front of them and turn a day of protest into long-term gains for the people's movement."
Revolution. Not reform. Not resistance. Revolution.
And in Times Square, protesters chanted "only one solution – communist revolution" while waving hammer and sickle flags. Exactly as advertised.
The Mao Doctrine Nobody at CNN Mentioned
The Singham network doesn't just show up to protests.
According to Fox News Digital's investigation, the messaging strategy for No Kings was lifted directly from Mao Zedong's doctrine of "People's War" – a revolutionary playbook that calls for radical movements to embed themselves inside broader political struggles and radicalize them from within.
That's not a metaphor. That's the operational strategy these groups stated out loud in their own internal communications before March 28.
So when Allison told Jennings those hammer and sickle flags "didn't represent" the movement – she was technically right and completely wrong at the same time.
They weren't a fringe element that crashed a peaceful protest.
They were the architecture.
The ordinary Americans marching with handmade signs were the cover.
The communist groups funded by a Marxist living in Shanghai were the point.
A Virginia Democrat congressman bragged about attending six rallies over the weekend like it was a badge of honor.
Jennings nailed the bottom line on live television: "If America looks at this and says, 'What do the two parties stand for?' – they got it at the No Kings rallies."
The flags don't lie.
The permit filings don't lie.
And Mao Zedong's own playbook – being executed right now by groups operating in American cities with George Soros's money – doesn't lie either.
Sources:
- Fox News Digital, "500 groups with $3B revenues behind the #NoKings protests and communist call for 'revolution,'" Fox News, March 28, 2026.
- Jorge Bonilla, "'WEIRDO LIBERAL BOOMERS': Scott Jennings CLOWNS the 'No Kings' Rallies," NewsBusters, March 29, 2026.
- Daily Caller News Foundation, "Scott Jennings Roasts Democrats Over 'No Kings' Rallies," Daily Caller, March 29, 2026.
- Washington Times, "No Kings protests reportedly funded by socialist, communist groups," Washington Times, March 28, 2026.
- Matt Margolis, "Scott Jennings Destroyed the 'No Kings' Rallies, and CNN Wasn't Happy About It," PJ Media, March 30, 2026.
