A superseding indictment filed Tuesday in federal court lays out the explosive claim in court documents now public record.

“THE SPLC, WHICH PRESENTS ITSELF AS AMERICA’S FOREMOST ANTI-HATE ORGANIZATION, QUITE LITERALLY FUNDED KLAN ROBES, AND ALSO PAID FOR LUMBER AND GAS SO THE KLAN COULD MAKE CROSSES AND BURN THEM.”

In the indictment, people labeled with the letter F and a number are members of extremist organizations allegedly funded by the SPLC. F-31 and F-32 are alleged Klan members whose robes and cross-burning supplies were paid for with SPLC donor money.

The SPLC has been generously supported by leftist donors including George Soros and George Clooney, according to earlier reporting.

If prosecutors prove these allegations in court with convincing evidence, those celebrity donors were paying for Klan robes and cross-burnings.

The SPLC has due process rights and is entitled to the presumption of innocence. But the detailed allegations in the new indictment — naming specific Klan members, specific materials purchased, and specific donor funds used — paint a stunning picture of the organization’s activities.

The full indictment is available in federal court records. The case continues.

California’s just-concluded primary elections show Democrats sweeping races across the state, even as Los Angeles descends into what federal prosecutors are calling an “endless” corruption scandal involving homeless services and child prostitution.

“On Election Night, we will have a good picture of the outcome of most contests, but it will take weeks to know the final results. This is normal.”

That’s California Secretary of State Shirley Weber announcing — the day after the election — that the state has counted just over half the expected ballots in a race with under 25 percent turnout. Final results won’t be known for weeks, Weber said.

Bass faced reporters after stepping off a plane from another continent while her city burned. She gave them unbroken catatonic silence when asked if she owed citizens an apology.

‘Do you owe citizens an apology for being absent whilst their homes were burning? Do you regret cutting the fire department’s budget?
@skydavidblevins questions the mayor of LA, Karen Bass, as she faces backlash regarding the California wildfires.https://t.co/Nkz8onjC7Vpic.twitter.com/WwRwp6Imqz

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 8, 2025

She’s now advancing to the general election by a comfortable margin. Democrat Socialists of America candidate Nithya Raman finished third with around 20 percent, after calling second-place finisher Spencer Pratt an “evil MAGA candidate.”

Skid Row keeps expanding. Firefighters at one mid-city station told reporters they go through six to ten doses of Narcan on a normal shift reviving overdose victims near MacArthur Park.

Federal prosecutors are finding a “constant flood” of corruption cases arising from Los Angeles homeless services. The New York Times allowed itself to notice an “endless child prostitution scandal” recruiting from the county foster care system.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna — known for announcing how much he “hates the mean racists at ICE” — appears set to advance to the general election by a comfortable margin, despite his department collapsing into “self dispatch” when the dispatch system fails.

The radically understaffed department is mandating massive blocks of overtime for deputies. The family of murdered Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer sued the county, claiming their son was too fatigued to defend himself against his killer.

State Senator Scott Wiener — who spent his career protecting sex offenders who target minors and bragging that “sexually active 12-year-olds in California can get their STD medications and abortions without mommy and daddy finding out” — is likely to win Nancy Pelosi’s House seat.

Going all Senatorial at Folsom pic.twitter.com/fFjagP5c96

— Senator Scott Wiener (@Scott_Wiener) September 29, 2024

State legislator Corey Jackson — author of California’s “anti-book ban” bill guaranteeing children in public schools a right to sexually explicit materials — is comfortably above 50 percent in his primary.

Republicans are taking some comfort from the governor’s race, with Steve Hilton holding a lead over career politician Xavier Becerra. But Hilton’s vote is far less than Becerra’s vote plus the votes for Democrat runners-up, including billionaire Tom Steyer, who sits in third place.

California Secretary of State Weber previously made headlines in 2010 when Kamala Harris “lost on election night, but won three weeks later” after the state counted new ballots several weeks after election day.

The termination follows Pelley’s confrontation with Nick Bilton, a tech journalist and filmmaker appointed to overhaul “60 Minutes” amid poor ratings and integrity concerns. When Bilton introduced himself at a staff meeting, Pelley accused him of “murdering” the show and claimed incoming executive Bari Weiss — former New York Times editor and founder of The Free Press — had “no qualifications.”

“YOU HIJACKED MY FIRST MEETING WITH STAFF TO DISPARAGE ME, MY QUALIFICATIONS, AND MY INTENTIONS WITH REMARKABLE INCIVILITY AND CONTEMPT.”

Bilton’s termination letter, obtained after the incident, stated Pelley “rejected” private conversation and chose “ambush instead.” The firing came after CBS had already removed the show’s executive producer, her deputy, and two correspondents — changes Pelley dramatically labeled “Black Thursday.”

Pelley’s outburst targeted Weiss, who critics claim is remaking “60 Minutes” with a right-wing agenda. Weiss is pro-LGBT, pro-choice, and self-described center-left — hardly a conservative fire-breather. Her Free Press has become one of the most successful independent journalism ventures in America.

“I meant what I said in my letter last week to the 60 Minutes team: joining 60 Minutes is the honor of my career,” Bilton wrote. “Yesterday’s performative display of hostility enacted in front of the staff instead of in a civil, private conversation demonstrated that you have no interest in contributing to the future success of the show.”

The letter continued: “Your antipathy to the future of the show has come through loud and clear. And I have heard you. I therefore write on behalf of CBS News, Inc. to inform you that your employment with CBS is terminated for cause effective immediately.“

Pelley’s firing exposes the left’s institutional panic as legacy media loses its grip. Democrats thought they controlled the media fortress — “60 Minutes” above all. Now that preserve has been breached, and the narrative of “objective journalism” is collapsing with it.

CBS appointed Bilton to address both ratings decline and journalistic integrity problems at the program. Pelley’s defiance — knowing he’d likely be fired — was a bid for martyrdom, not principle.

The shake-up at “60 Minutes” follows a broader pattern: institutional control the left considered permanent is now unraveling across American media.