As it turns out, USAID has quietly served as a front for left-wing political experiments, funneling US taxpayer money into projects that prop up globalist and crush populist movements all over the world.

Mike Benz, executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, has been digging into the Brazil story, and what he's found is damning. The trail of breadcrumbs shows USAID's fingerprints all over Brazil's censorship regime, which looks a heck of a lot like the same lawfare and censorship tactics that were unleashed against President Trump and his supporters.

Earlier this month, Mr. Benz testified before the Brazilian Congress on how USAID helped build the censorship state in Brazil. The only recording was in Portuguese, but he's promised to prepare an English version for Americans to see and hear.

This matters because Brazil has become a literal playground for left-wing censorship. The regime there has been using North Korea-style tactics against their own people. They've banned populists from running for office, censored political speech online, and persecuted dissidents.

And it all centers around one corrupt judge: Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes.

De Moraes is the crooked judge at the center of Brazil's political crackdown. He banned "Tropical Trump" Jair Bolsonaro from running again, censored his allies on social media, and turned Brazil's judiciary into a lethal weapon against populism. It's the same lawfare playbook we saw Dems run in the US.

But President Trump and his allies, Marco Rubio and Revolver's Darren Beattie, aren't standing by. Marco Rubio recently announced sanctions on De Moraes and his pals, with visa revocations already set to fly – pun intended. It was the first major shot across the bow and a message that America won't tolerate this regime exporting censorship.