The CEO claims he rejected a $20 million offer to recruit anti-Trump protesters
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The CEO of the advocacy group said he declined an offer that he said was worth about $20 million to help recruit national rallies for the president. Donald Trump.
“The profits that matched the organizers of the July 17th movement have come close to us. In fact, we rejected an offer worth about $20 million.” Adam SwartCEO and founder of On Demands Crowds, told NewsNation’s Brian Entin in an interview aired Tuesday.
National protests were planned against Trump on Thursday. Good troubles livea group called a peaceful, non-violent protest and social change organization in itself. They plan to oppose Trump and their website to “the bravest rollback of civil rights in a generation.”
The protest, scheduled for Thursday, will also be held on the fifth anniversary of the death of former Rep. John Lewis, a civil rights leader who routinely called the protest “good trouble.”
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On Thursday, the group “Good Trouble Lives” is called a peaceful, non-violent protest and social change organization in itself, planning protests to protest Trump across the country, what they call “the bravest rollback of civil rights in a generation.” (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)
Swart said crowds on demand – specializing in providing a California-based company On-demand crowd for protest – They refused the offer as they didn’t think the protest was effective, hosting good troubles on Thursday.
“I mean, this is national, right? That’s not to say I personally made $20 million, but the value of the contract would have been worth it for the national money to organize a massive national demonstration,” Swart said.
“But personally, I don’t think it would be effective,” he added. “So it’s not, I’m not calling myself integrity to reject it. What I’m saying is that I’m rejecting it, not because I don’t want to take away the business, but frankly, this wouldn’t work. That would make us all look bad.”
Thursday’s protest, which is taking place at least 1,500 events nationwide, will also be held on the fifth anniversary of the death of former U.S. Rep. John Lewis’ D-ga. (Jeff Hutchens/Getty Images)
“President Trump’s America is so successful that Bluehair basement residents will be paid to set the stage for false protests against the administration’s remarkable achievements,” Harrison Fields, the president and special assistant to the chief spokesman, said in a statement in Fox News Digital. “Paid agitators should find real jobs, rather than selling out for gift cards or small paychecks aimed at thwarting America’s biggest comeback.
Left wing riots in Los Angeles It brings violencehad recently had headlines, including burning American flags, attacks by law enforcement officials, and protests on “King’s Day” across the country.
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The Los Angeles riots have led to violence, including burning American flags and attacking law enforcement officials. (Getty)
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Fox News Digital reached out to Swart for comment but did not receive an immediate response.