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The Carnegie Foundation and Ford Foundation were the main targets of the committee's investigation. Among the more interesting and specific subjects of the investigation included the funding by the [[Rockefeller Foundation]] for Nazi collaborator and sexual revolutionary [[Alfred Kinsey]].<ref name=fascinatingpolitics/>

The Carnegie Foundation and Ford Foundation were the main targets of the committee's investigation. Among the more interesting and specific subjects of the investigation included the funding by the [[Rockefeller Foundation]] for Nazi collaborator and sexual revolutionary [[Alfred Kinsey]].<ref name=fascinatingpolitics/>

According to Dodd, he was called to meet Ford Foundation administrator Horace Rowan Gaither, Jr., known as Rowan Gaither.<ref name=interview/> Gaither admitted that the foundation's objectives were to subvert American society so that it could:

According to Dodd, he was called to meet Ford Foundation administrator Horace Rowan Gaither, Jr., known as Rowan Gaither.<ref name=interview/> Gaither admitted of the foundation's objectives:

{{cquote|...be comfortably merged with the [[Soviet Union]].}}

{{cquote|Mr. Dodd, we are here operating in response to similar directives the substance of which, that, we shall use our grant-making power, so to all the life in the United States, that it can be comfortably merged with the [[Soviet Union]].}}

Dodd questioned why Gaither and the foundation withheld such information from the American public, to which they were indebted due to their tax-exempt status. Gaither responded:

Dodd questioned why Gaither and the foundation withheld such information from the American public, to which they were indebted due to their tax-exempt status. Gaither responded: