English transcript

The Treasury Department is now investigating Piker and Code Pink, who hosted his trip to

Cuba.

The feds are looking at funding for the trip, which some think is tied to the Chinese Communist

Party.

Also under scrutiny, American businessman and social activist Neville Royce Singham, who

has donated to Code Pink in the past and has alleged ties to China through his business

dealings.

The investigation is looking at his trip, which involved as many as 40 American citizens

who joined what is being called a Marxist convoy to Havana.

The Trump administration wants to know if Piker and Code Pink violated U.S. laws and

sanctions in support of Cuba's communist government.

For now, nobody has been charged.

People have a right to be stupid and support socialism, okay?

Despite all the things that you and I might say against that.

What they don't have a right to is receive payment, and that is what the feds are investigating

now.

They haven't been charged with a crime.

They're just checking if they have received any payment for the propaganda.

Piker says he has not yet received a subpoena from the U.S. government yet.