For more than a decade, British billionaire hedge-fund manager Christopher Hohn has quietly funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into American politics.
Federal law strictly prohibits foreign nationals from directly or indirectly influencing U.S. elections, yet Hohn has become one of the most aggressive violators of that rule.
Through his London-based nonprofit, the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF), Hohn poured more than $553 million into U.S. organizations between 2014 and 2023.
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These dollars didn’t go toward charity; instead, they went toward advancing radical left-wing policy campaigns: climate protests, anti-fossil-fuel litigation, and efforts to ban natural gas stoves.
Much of this money flowed through the Arabella Advisors dark-money network, which bankrolls progressive activism nationwide.
CIFF’s ties raise even deeper concerns. The group has close connections to Communist China.
Its CEO sits on the International Green Development Coalition, a program tied to China’s Belt and Road initiative.
The coalition’s work is overseen by top officials in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
In fact, Hohn’s foundation has even honored CCP figures with “Friendship Awards,” further signaling its alignment with Beijing’s agenda.
While Democrats in Washington turn a blind eye, a foreign billionaire with ties to the CCP has been allowed to bankroll groups that shape America’s energy policy.
By funding climate litigation and pressure campaigns, Hohn’s foundation has worked to dismantle U.S. energy independence, leaving America weaker and more reliant on foreign adversaries.
Democrats rail against supposed “foreign interference” in U.S. elections, but they have no problem cashing checks from foreign billionaires who bankroll their policy goals.
From California to Washington, D.C., progressive nonprofits fueled by CIFF money have radicalized debates on climate and social justice, all while operating under the radar with little oversight or regulation.
The Trump administration is fighting to restore U.S. energy dominance by ending the war on fossil fuels, cutting burdensome regulations, and ensuring that American workers—not foreign billionaires—set our policy priorities.
President Trump understands that energy independence was national security.
Today, Democrats are undoing that progress, often with help from foreign money like Hohn’s.
Congress must act to shut down this pipeline of cash. Reforms are needed to close loopholes that allow foreign donors to launder their influence through U.S. nonprofits.
Without strong oversight, American sovereignty will continue to be undermined by billionaires with agendas that serve Beijing, not Washington.
Americans deserve leaders who put their country first.
President Trump has made it clear that under his leadership, foreign billionaires won’t dictate our future.
That future will be decided by the American people—not Christopher Hohn, not Arabella Advisors, and certainly not the Chinese Communist Party.
