Meet Neal Meyer

Is it just a coincidence that a key DSA organizer happens to be on a German government-backed payroll? And is it a potential FARA violation? Meet Neal Meyer, a lead organizer for Bread and Roses, a major DSA faction. He’s also an employee of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation’s NYC office. That’s a German organization which is fully funded by the German federal budget. The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation published a report on the DSA’s history, edited by Meyer. And right on the title page, it declares: “With support from the German Foreign Office.” To be clear: we found no evidence that the German government writes direct checks to the DSA. But they may have found a much smarter workaround: employment and infrastructure. German tax dollars pay Meyer’s salary at the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation while he trains DSA operatives, organizes events, and edits history reports about the movement. Does that sound like a coincidence to you?

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) October 9, 2026

… office. That’s a German organization which is fully funded by the German federal budget.

The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation published a report on the DSA’s history, edited by Meyer. And right on the title page, it declares: “With support from the German Foreign Office.”

To be clear: we found no evidence that the German government writes direct checks to the DSA. But they may have found a much smarter workaround: employment and infrastructure.

German tax dollars pay Meyer’s salary at the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation while he trains DSA operatives, organizes events, and edits history reports about the movement.

Does that sound like a coincidence to you?