Who owns the house?

That is the question I keep coming back to as I dig deeper into the Democratic Socialists of America, the Working Families Party, Arabella Advisors, and the network of money and organizations surrounding modern American politics.

And this isn't just a national story.

Some of these financial and organizational connections eventually reach Delaware, including the races on your ballot right now.

In this episode, I take a step back and look at the bigger picture.

What does sovereignty actually mean?

What happens when political organizations openly advocate changing fundamental structures of American government?

Who is funding the political infrastructure behind those movements?

How does money move between nonprofits, PACs and political organizations?

And what should American voters know about wealthy individuals and international connections that can exist somewhere in that larger ecosystem?

I'm also very careful about the distinction between a documented connection, an allegation, and something the evidence simply does not establish.

You don't have to agree with me.

In fact, I don't want you to simply agree with me.

I want you to follow the money, look at the documents, understand the organizations, and then decide what you think.

Because if we're going to call ourselves a self-governing people, we should probably know who's trying to remodel the house.

The Constitution is the deed.

We are the homeowners.

So...

Who has the keys?