Revealed: Rupert Murdoch's son has quietly given more than $30million to Democrats as he aims to usher in 'radical centrist' presidential nominee to take down MAGA

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Rupert Murdoch's son James is using proceeds from the sales of his stake in the family conservative media empire to boost liberals in media and politics.
Published: 22:09 GMT, 15 November 2026 | Updated: 22:21 GMT, 15 November 2026
Rupert Murdoch's son James is using proceeds from the sale of his stake in the family's conservative media empire to boost liberals in media and politics, according to a new report.
The elder Murdoch has left his mark on news readers and viewers across the globe as he has grown outlets including Fox News and News Corp.
Now James, 53, and his wife Kathryn are bankrolling left-leaning media outlets to the tune of millions, and could even become power players looking to usher in a 'radical centrist' Democratic presidential nominee in 2028.
An investigation published by Politico revealed that the couple has made over $30 million in federally reported political contributions since 2020, boosting candidates such as Pete Buttigieg and Josh Shapiro.
The relationship between Buttigieg and the Murdochs reportedly harkens back to his 2019 presidential campaign, when they hosted a fundraiser for the former Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, that raised $30,000 over the course of one event.
The duo also have given $500,000 directly to Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro, who claimed he has a 'nice relationship' with them.
In an interview, Shapiro shared that the support comes because: 'I think they like the way I govern, and I was grateful that they invested early on in my race. I think they appreciate pragmatic politics.'
James and Kathryn Murdoch have supported liberal media and political figures and organizations ahead of the 2028 presidential race
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