By Abby Liebing  WESTERN JOURNAL

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is on the warpath against billionaire George Soros.

Soros, a liberal donor and activist, just helped fund a left-wing radio network targeting Hispanic-Americans, Fox News reported.

DeSantis said in a statement to the outlet that the Hungarian-born businessman is trying to "manipulate" the media landscape in his state and push a "Marxist agenda on voters."

So the Republican governor's re-election campaign is hitting back at Soros.

By buying an ad on two Miami radio stations that are part of this new left-leaning radio network, DeSantis is warning voters about the media purchase and "leftist disinformation" as he continues the "fight against socialism in America," his campaign said.

"Governor Ron DeSantis is taking [on] Soros on his own turf with a Spanish language ad buy on the Soros network, serving as a PSA to Hispanic Floridians to warn of the pro-socialism, radical agenda behind The Latino Media Network," the DeSantis campaign told Fox News.

The Latino Media Network will be made up of 18 Hispanic radio stations in Florida and elsewhere. Those include WAQI-AM and WQBA-AM in Miami.

This new network was announced on Friday and was partially financed by Lakestar Finance, an investment group affiliated with Soros Fund Management.

Left-wing activists and entrepreneurs Jess Morales Rocketto and Stephanie Valencia are at the head of the network formation and raised $80 million to launch it, Axios reported.