EXCLUSIVE Tech billionaire and 'Pedo Island' guest exposed funneling money to very top of Democratic Party
A billionaire who has admitted visiting Jeffrey Epstein 's 'Pedophile Island' after the notorious predator was put on the sex offender registry is funding a conference for top Democrats, the Daily Mail can reveal.
Reid Hoffman, 57, is the biggest donor to the Welcome Political Action Committee, a Democrat group which is using his money to throw 'Welcome Fest' in Washington, DC on Wednesday.
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