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We’re actually surprised that it took this long for unhinged conspiracy theorists/virulent antisemites Rick Wiles and Stew Peters to team up.

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remotely young boys have since either apologized or claimed that their posts were just jokes. Okay. But what that all

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shows is that in politics, people in their 20s and 30s can rise fast. The distance between college Republican and

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communications director can be just a couple of years. Now, as for the whole they're just shitty streamers argument.

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These days, streamers can be a lot closer to the center of power than you might think. For instance, here's one named Stu Peters bragging about how he's been able to jpill his audience, an

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anti-Semitic term for showing the malign influence of Jews. And I'll warn you, this next video sucks pretty hard. But if you stick with it, you do get to see him take some increasingly wild swings.

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As everybody knows, the Stu Peters Show and this network broadly have been and still are to this day at the forefront of jpilling the American people. If

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societal ills were a bunch of stones in the middle of a field somewhere and all of us got together walking around turning up the stones to see what's

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underneath them, under every single one of these stones, you would find a little Jew man grubbing his hands, smirking, wearing his tiny hat, trying to get over

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on the Goyam trying to kill the Goyam. When it really comes down to it, just think of all that these people are responsible for. user,

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central banking, communism, bolevik communism, the hodommore, the transatlantic slave trade, transgenderism,

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[laughter] the normalization of homosexuality, the normalization of pedophilia, transgenderism for kids, open borders, white replacement, white

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genocide, the Hebrew immigrant aid society, Apac, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, abortion,

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which is just a modern-day Malakian sacrifice ritual. I mean, I'll say this, that man is thorough.

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The problem [laughter] is that sounds less like a coherent conspiracy, more like what Alex Jones would say after being kicked in the head by a horse. And

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well, I know that guy sounds completely insane. What's even crazier is guests on his show have included these three

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sitting Republican congressman, Carrie Lake, [snorts] and oh yeah, the director of the FBI, Cash Patel, who appeared on Peters's show eight times

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from 2021 to 2022. And look, maybe they all actually like Stu Peters, or maybe they just thought that they could

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pretend to in order to keep his audience aligned with their party. And you may be thinking, what's the real difference there? To which I'd say, for sure.

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Because here's the thing. While Cole Ro might want to pretend this is some anomaly in a party lovingly handcrafted

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over the years to be inclusive and welcoming, that is some deeply revisionist horseshit. The farright fringe currently rising up in his party

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is not remotely new. From the John Burch Society through Barry Goldwater and Pap Buchanan, the Republican Party's always left its door a jar for bigots, cranks,

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and conspiracy theorists. Have you ever listened to the Nixon tapes? They would do numbers on Rumble today. Sponsored by

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who else but Vandy potato chips, the chip for the truly discriminating consumer. Anyway, the party's big tent

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philosophy, sometimes summed up as no enemies to the right, has long meant it's been reluctant to fully disavow someone for being too extreme. And while

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gatekeepers in conservative media used to be able to keep the racist dog whistles just below audible levels, thanks to the rise of the internet,

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right-wing influencers like these two are now fully off leash with every incentive to get more outrage in order to draw more eyeballs that they can then

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monetize. And that brings us to our second question. What are Republicans trying to do about it? Well, the truth is as little as they think they can get

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away with. Because the rise of the online right was one of the key things that helped push Trump into the White House a decade ago. And at the time, a

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lot of establishment conservatives went out of their way to overlook the fact that their candidate had just been endorsed by David Duke and had the support of the literal Ku Klux Clan.

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It's worth remembering that Trump himself was asked about the fact that he had David Duke support and this was his response. Will you unequivocally condemn

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David Duke and say that you don't want his vote or that of other white supremacists in this election?

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Well, just so you understand, I don't know anything about David Duke. Okay? I don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremacy

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or white supremacists. Honestly, I don't know David Duke. I don't believe I've ever met him. I'm pretty sure I didn't meet him. And I just don't know anything about him.

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Yeah. After you get over the initial shock there of seeing a glowing babyfaced Trump who's able to speak without sounding like he has an extra couple of flaps in his throat.

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You have time to process what a truly terrible answer that was. And while under pressure, he did eventually disavow Duke. He and other leading

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conservatives still seem compelled to try and have it both ways. In fact, at the height of the controversy over Tucker's Fuentes interview at a Turning

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Point USA conference, Ben Shapiro most annoying boy emmeritus called Fuentes a Hitler apologist Nazi loving anti-American piece of refugees and

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called Tucker interviewing him an act of moral imbecility. But when JD Vance took the stage, he very pointedly said, "I

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didn't bring a list of conservatives to denounce or deplatform." And got pretty sanctimonious about it. President Trump did not build the greatest coalition in

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politics by running his supporters through endless self-defeating purity tests. We have far more important work

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to do than cancelling each other. We have got to build and President Donald Trump is a builder.

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Okay, I'll say this. No one takes a stand about not taking a stand quite like JD Vance. You know what? Given a

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choice between Nazis and non-Nazis, let me unequivocally state boldly and clearly that I would like to talk about

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something else, please. And while to be fair, Vance has publicly condemned anti-semitism. And when asked directly

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has condemned Fuentes, even saying at one point he could eat it is noticeable the extent to which he's paired that condemnation with attacks on

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affirmative action or immigration issues where he and Fuentes have some common ground. At one point he even told an interviewer, "If you believe racism is

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bad, Fuentes should occupy one second of your focus, and the people with actual political power who work so hard to discriminate against white men should

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occupy many hours of it." In fact, in that turning point speech, he had some notable lines that really wouldn't feel out of place in a Fuentes rant from

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mocking Soros das and Jasmine Crockett's street girl persona to telling this fun joke. Omar Fatay was Ilon Omar's

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candidate for mayor of Mogan issue. What I mean Minneapolis.

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Little Freudian slip there. What a Oh, sorry. Sorry, sorry, sorry. [cheering] Little little Freudian

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slip there. What a It's no wonder Fuentes himself has said

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JD Vance panders to the far right but simply doesn't want the baggage of associating with the far right. And it's not just Vance trying to have it both

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ways. A year after Kevin Roberts finally condemned that Fuentes Carlson interview. He attended a National Conservatism conference where he noticeably declined to even say their

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names instead proposing a different approach. I'm sometimes asked about one or two of these podcasters in particular.

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Let me say here that as idiotic and absurd as their rhetoric and conspiracy

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theories can be that they are irrelevant irrelevant to the conservative coalition we are building in America.

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What I've learned is that the worst thing you can do is to engage with them because speaking as a parent of four, when you have a toddler who's

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misbehaving, you just need to ignore them.

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Okay? I mean, that's pretty bad parenting advice in general, but it also isn't remotely applicable here. If your

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toddler's throwing a tantrum because you made pasta in the wrong shape, sure, ignore it. Parent how you want. But if your toddler hosts a 4-hour podcast in

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which he discusses his favorite Himmler deep cuts, I'd think about maybe intervening. Anyway, I am very sorry for

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Kevin Roberts's kids, but congrats to their therapist. I guess it's not often that you have game tape to analyze during a session. But as much as Roberts

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might want to pretend that these figures and their views are irrelevant to his party or or Vance might insist that they only deserve a second of attention, that

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is a hard case to make given how prevalent some of this extremism now is.

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Because it's not just the candidates you've already seen. Ohio Senator John Houston recently fired his 25-year-old political director for using Nazi

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soldiers as his profile photo. And Georgia's Republican candidate for Senate, Mike Collins, has come under heavy criticism for having multiple ties

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to white nationalists, including, by the way, his own son-in-law, who is apparently a pro-white nationalist and social media influencer. And if you are

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thinking that that sounds like a pretty unhinged combo, you'd be right about that. As scrolling through his content, you quickly go from posts like why you

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should eat red meat through, you must stop watching porn and dealing with loneliness. Quick side note, the hat's probably not helping there.

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To stuff like this Telegram post whose caption explains that it contains quote, "All of the proof Jews control our government through finance," which he

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said, "My wife made, who you'll remember is Mike Collins's own daughter." And if you're thinking, "Well, that is just his kid." You should know Collins's former

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chief of staff, was on a group chat with famous white nationalists including Nick Fuentes and Richard Spent. And Collins himself once responded to an

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anti-Semitic Twitter account that said of a Washington Post reporter, "In case you were wondering, yes, she is meaning Jewish with," never was a second

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thought. And while Collins has completely denied any anti-semitic intent, saying you'll just see stuff that ain't there, are you sure about

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that, Mike? Cuz it sure feels like there's a lot there to see. And it's not just Collins. There are other worrying candidates further down ballot like

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Marshall Rosson, who's currently running for Florida State House. He attended the Charlottesville Unite the Right rally and marched with the League of the

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South, a racist and anti-Semitic neoconedfederate group. And while he has since tried to downplay that, saying, quote, "We arrived late on the second

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day after the march." Not only is that in no way exonerating, I'll point out that once he did show up,

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this video shows him getting a pretty warm welcome.

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Marshall's finally here. Hey, good to see y'all. What's up, brother? See you, man. Yes, sir.

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How you doing, Mrs. Ros?

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Yeah, they seemed pretty happy to see old Marshall there. And while it went by kind of fast, it is worth noting that that friendly exchange took place right

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next to a swastika flag. And if you have a conversation right next to a swastika flag that does not begin, hey, the

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is that swastika flag doing here? I feel like that's already a pretty good tell.

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And it gets even worse because Rosson later stood among the marchers at the rally. That is him right there. And that is the guy who not long after killed a

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counter demonstrator with his car. So condemning Rosson should be the lowest possible bar to clear. And yet, when a

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reporter asked 28 Florida Republicans, many of whom had endorsed Rosson if any of this changed their mind about him, only three even bothered to respond,

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with one Byron Donald sending back a boilerplate condemnation of racism generally without mentioning Rosson by name, and the other two actually

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standing by him. The point here is far-right views in the Republican party are by no means irrelevant, and they are way past the point of being ignorable.

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Some of them are literally on the ballot in 9 days in an election, by the way, where the single biggest campaign spender is this guy, you know, of the Adolf Aloha wave.

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And some longtime members of Farright movement, seemed fully aware of these developments. In fact, when Jared Taylor, the founder of the White Nationalist New Century Foundation, was

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recently invited to speak at a Maryland university, he recorded a video afterwards in which he both shouted out the guy that invited him there, Colin McKvers, who's running for the state

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legislature, by the way, under the slogan, "It's time to fight for our home and pointed to the larger shift that he

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saw underway." The Republican party is in effect the party of white people.

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Look at a Trump rally. It might as well be a meeting of the sons and daughters of the Confederacy. There's a big difference between old Republicans and

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young Republicans. I can go to a meeting of old Republicans and no one knows who I am. Young Republicans treat me like a

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hero. And even a few old Republicans are beginning to see the light. Voters will decide in November how well they like

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Marshall Rosson, Bo French, and Colin McAvers. And to all you Republicans who know what's at stake, your time to stand

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up for your people may come sooner than you think. Oh, I don't like anything about that. I don't like the way he

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pronounced the word fight. And I especially don't like it coming out of the mouth of a man who looks like Carl from up if he went down some dark paths

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after Ellie died. The one thing I'll agree with him about there is that the time for choosing is here. Some of the candidates you've seen tonight, whether

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they are running for the first time or are up for reelection or a new job, are currently favored to win. But even if they all lose, and I hope they

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do, the party that put them on the ballot still has to reckon with how it got to this point. And while I'm sure mainstream Republicans will keep trying

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to dodge this issue, many are clearly betting that they'll be able to make it through the midterms without having to take a principled stand that could lose

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them a single vote. Make no mistake, this party is at a crossroads right now.

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Their current reader is their current leader is by the standards of both the constitution and even the most generous cardiologist on his way out.

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And the next iteration of this party is currently being decided amid a rising chorus of white nationalist, open

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neo-Nazis and bigots. And while I know that is a pretty ugly picture to paint of their party, if Republicans are not

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willing to actually stand up and do something about it, then I'm afraid, much like a certain politician running in upstate New York, it might soon be

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the only picture of it they have left.

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“President mass surveillance”: Right-leaning media are calling out JD Vance’s ties to Palantir

Amid an emerging divide over mass surveillance, some right-leaning figures are openly uncomfortable with the Trump administration's close links to Palantir

Written by Noah VanDowe & Ben Van Bloem

Published 07/02/26

As the Trump administration expands its use of the tech company Palantir across multiple agencies and departments within the federal government, some right-leaning media figures are expressing anger and fear about a “surveillance state,” placing a particular focus on Vice President JD Vance’s close ties to the Silicon Valley data management company.

Warning of a future “President Palantir,” these right-leaning commentators have slammed Vance as a “pawn” of “the ultimate deep staters” like Palantir co-founders Peter Thiel and Alex Karp. They have also suggested that the goal of such tech companies is to make it so Americans cannot “live or do anything that feels human.” Other conservative figures have dismissed these concerns, arguing they will cause America to “lose” the artificial intelligence race to China.

Vance has deep ties to Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel, whose company the Trump administration tapped for administrative data collection

- Palantir makes software that searches through and organizes large datasets — and as a U.S. government contractor, that could include sensitive information about every American.Wired notes, “The software firm's work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the US Department of Defense, and the Israeli military has sparked numerous protests in multiple countries.” Wired, [8/11/25; Inc., 11/3/25]

- Trump chose Palantir to help “share data across agencies,” creating the possibility of a “master list of personal information on Americans that could give him untold surveillance power.” The apparent goal of the administration is to have Palantir compile a merged database that would include — but not be limited to — a person’s student debt, wages, bank account number, biometric data, and disability status. That information is currently siloed in different agencies, and experts warn that a merged database could be used by government actors to target political enemies, dissidents, and marginalized communities. The New York Times, [5/30/25, 4/9/25; The Guardian, 6/30/25]

- Palantir was co-founded by Peter Thiel, who hired Vance to his investment firm in 2017 and donated $15 million to a super PAC supporting the future vice president’s 2022 Ohio Senate campaign.As reported by CBS, “In 2019 Vance moved back to his native Ohio, where he started his own venture capitalist firm, heavily backed by Thiel and other elite tech investors. By then he was flirting with a potential run for elective office, and Thiel was encouraging him. … Thiel brought Vance to his very first meeting with Trump at Mar-a-Lago in February 2021, according to the New York Times.” CBS News, [7/16/24; Mother Jones, 7/23/25]

- As the Trump administration’s ties with Palantir deepened last year, right-wing figures and podcasters lashed out, suggesting the company is “spying on us” and serves as “the backbone infrastructure of the Mark of the Beast.” War Room host and former Trump strategist Steve Bannon called Palantir “the villain in the AI” space, while former Fox host Tucker Carlson warned that “the technology, not just Palantir but all the emerging technology … it could be used to enslave the population really easily.” Media Matters, [11/10/25]

## Right-leaning figures are lashing out against Palantir’s political activities and potential role in “state surveillance”

- OnThe Alex Jones Show, former Trump official Joe Kent suggested Palantir could be “waiting in the wings” to “drop in some kind of state surveillance.” Host Harrison Smith asked whether it is “dangerous to have Palantir, this, you know, AI technology sort of insinuating itself into ICE and the warfighting capabilities — are you suspicious of how this may be used in the future when another administration comes in, that we’re maybe building a very powerful, tyrannical technology?” Kent responded, “I am, and I feel that way about AI in general. And giving that central node, whether it's Palantir or somebody else, to the federal government, it's scary. I mean, it’s very dangerous.” Infowars, *The Alex Jones Show*, [3/30/26]

- Podcaster Joe Rogan on Palantir calling for universal national military service: “Why the fuck would a tech company be saying that? ... How about fuck you, you go.” Rogan continued, “None of these tech dorks that are running these companies, they're not doing it. Like, what are you talking about? Throwing meat into the machine, throwing people's children into these unnecessary wars. Fuck you.” Fortune, [4/20/26; YouTube, The Joe Rogan Experience, 5/14/26]

- On Stew Peters’ podcast, conspiracy theorist Jake Shields mentioned Palantir as part of a mechanism by Jewish people to force “us to live as slaves.”Shields said, “Look what they do in Palestine. That's a testing ground, I think, for all of us, through drones, Palantir, surveillance. I think, ultimately, what these people want is for us to live as slaves.” Southern Poverty Law Center, accessed [6/25/26, 4/11/25; Rumble, The Stew Peters Show, 5/8/26]

- Podcaster Theo Von warned that because of “Flock cameras or some company like this, Palantir, one of these companies is going to be owning all of this information,” and Americans will not “be able to live or do anything that feels human.”YouTube, *This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von*, [6/21/26]

- Von and guest John Kiriakou criticized data centers, with Kiriakou warning that the projects are “intel-related” and backed by “Palantir and Nvidia and Abraxas and all these big companies that either took CIA investments to get started as seed money, or are staffed by retired senior CIA officers — they’re not doing it for their health.”Kiriakou continued, “This new compound in Utah that NSA has built has enough memory storage space for every phone call, every email, and every text message from every American for the next 500 years.” YouTube, *This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von*, [6/5/26]

## Some commentators criticized Vance for being a “pawn of Palantir,” warning he will institute a “super surveillance state”
- Right-wing influencer Alex Stein suggested that future elections could be “fake” and he therefore “wouldn't be surprised if JD Vance wins, the Palantir president.” On the Gray Areapodcast, Stein mocked Vance’s potential supporters, saying, “You're going to have all these MAGA people like, oh, I'm so happy we have a digital currency. I'm so happy we have a social credit score so we can kick them Mexicans out of here, even though they're going to be the ones that shut off your car for not getting the vaccine.” Rumble, *Gray Area,* [1/26/26]

- On theNXR Podcast, white nationalist Nick Fuentes said, “If Vance is a pawn of Palantir and Anduril, which are defense contractors and intelligence contractors, wouldn't the deep state prefer Vance over Trump?” Fuentes: “And in particular, what will he do? Give them the federal contracts, give them favorable regulation, get their personnel inside the Department of War, inside the administration. And then eventually he'll be the president and have even more power.” Southern Poverty Law Center, accessed [6/25/26; NXR Podcast, 2/25/26, 2/25/26]

- Steve Bannon said that Vance is “a creation of” Thiel’s political efforts to make “a surveillance state.” Bannon continued, “They try to put a false front of patriotism and nationalism when they’re anything but — these guys are the ultimate deep staters. They provide the surveillance apparatus to take the deep state to a much darker place than it already is.” Real America’s Voice, *War Room*, [4/21/26]

- Fuentes complained that Vance is “totally unacceptable” as a presidential candidate because of “his connections with Palantir.” Rumble, *America First*, [5/7/26]

- Stew Peters: If Trump is impeached, Vance will “make Vice President Palantir body-snatcher turn into President Palantir body-snatcher and preside over the Alex Karp-Peter Thiel AI takeover of everything, along with, of course, the rest of the criminals in Big Tech.”Peters warned, “If you think that data centers right now are a problem, just imagine JD Vance becoming president.” Rumble, *The Stew Peters Show*, [5/7/26]

- Bannon suggested that “JD Vance, and Peter Thiel, and [Palantir CEO Alex] Karp, and all these guys are in bed with China and the Chinese Communist Party.” Real America’s Voice, *War Room*, [5/8/26]

- Peters: Vance is “going to be President Palantir because he is going to be president mass surveillance state, super surveillance state. That’s JD Vance. That’s why Peter Thiel has funded him, has created him.” Rumble, *The Stew Peters Show*, [5/14/26]

- Right-wing influencer Amrou Fudl, known online as Myron Gaines, said “JD Vance’s entire political career is astroturfed,” adding, “I don’t like these Palantir people.” Fudl continued, “I don't like Peter Thiel. … JD Vance throws me off, OK? And I also — I don’t like the other idiot that runs Palantir, right? This guy right here — the worst. Alex Karp. The worst.” Mediaite, [12/22/25; Kick, MyronGainesX, 5/7/26]

- Podcaster Tim Dillon criticized a clip of Vance discussing concerns about AI and mass surveillance, arguing the vice president is “sponsored by the tech CEOs and data centers.”Dillon said that the Trump administration wanted Palantir to “merge all of the databases that collect information on you — the federal government’s databases, whether it’s concerning health issues or criminal justice issues,” adding, “What the hell’s that? What would that be used for — birthday cards?” YouTube, *The Tim Dillon Show*, [6/20/26, 6/20/26]

- OnThe Joe Rogan Experience, Dillon said Vance and other figures in the Trump administration are engaging in “a little bit of gaslighting” over AI and mass surveillance: “It’s almost like China will enslave you. Let us do it first.”Dillon explained, “My worry is that in the guise of fighting China, we’re going to become China. So I would take the government a lot more seriously if they weren't, you know, potentially like, saying Palantir should merge all these different government databases so your health data and your criminal justice data and your tax data all merges. And who’s doing that? Palantir. … So when Vance comes out and he goes I'm worried about a credit score. It's like, OK. Hey, buddy. Me too. What the hell is this?” YouTube, *The Joe Rogan Experience*, [6/24/26]

## Other right-leaning media platformed defenses of Palantir and dismissed concerns about surveillance programs

- TheAll-In Podcasthosted Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar to “respond” to worries about “Palantir powering a surveillance state.” Sankar insisted, “We don't collect data. We don't have any data. It'd be like accusing Excel of being a surveillance tool.” The CEO of Palantir, Alex Karp, was similarly invited to participate in a summit run by the All-In Podcast last year. YouTube, *All-In Podcast*, [4/6/26, 9/9/25]

- Daily Wire host Ben Shapiro criticized the idea that “Palantir is the Antichrist,” arguing “we’ll just lose” the AI competition with China.Reading a post from Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, Shapiro complained, “So Palantir is the Antichrist. And now, if you buy into this entire shtick, if you buy into the idea that AI as a technology must be destroyed, it won't be destroyed. We'll just lose. If you think that China is going to forgo AI, you're a fool. They're not.” The Daily Wire, *The Ben Shapiro Show,* [4/21/26]

- OnThe Rubin Report, Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale claimed, “If they'd had Palantir, it would have been very easy to stop 9/11. That was the whole point.” Forbes, accessed [6/25/26; YouTube, The Rubin Report, 5/9/26]

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### “We’re headed to a surveillance state”: Right-wing figures and podcasters are protesting the Trump administration’s relationship with Palantir

11/10/25 3:18 PM EST

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07/02/26 10:05 AM EDT

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The antisemitic influencers who popularized the term “J-pilled” know exactly what it means

Written by Matt Gertz

:{Published 03/31/26

A New York Times report on young attendees at last weekend’s Conservative Political Action Conference soft-peddled the movement’s antisemitism by describing some right-wingers as “J-pilled” and erroneously defining that term as “far-right slang for skepticism of Israeli influence.”

One indication that definition is inaccurate, as my former colleague Madeline Peltz pointed outin criticizing the article, is that “a few grafs later they quote a groyper who says ‘at least 60 percent of the young people here’ are fans of Nick Fuentes, who wants to deport all Jews from America.”

Another tell, of course, is that “Israel” doesn’t begin with a J — but “Jew” does. “J-pilled,” as should be extremely obvious from the name, is actually far-right slang for skepticism of Jewish influence. Those who claim to be “J-pilled” see the hidden hand of the Jewish people behind every social ill, an adaptation of the gutter antisemitism familiar from the blood-soaked anti-Jewish tome The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

This strain of explicitly anti-Jewish sentiment is a growing problem on the right. Fuentes, a Holocaust-denying white nationalist once barred from the mainstream right, broke that containment in 2025 with a wave of appearances with popular podcasters like Tucker Carlson. He and his allies have tried to use the horrific scenes of devastation the Israeli military perpetuated against Palestinians in Gaza to make inroads with young Republicans and encourage them to adopt virulently antisemitic views — and polling suggests they are succeeding.

If you spend enough time watching the programs of Fuentes and his ilk, you will hear the cohort the Times describes make very clear that when they use the term “J-pilled,” they are talking about Jews, not Israel.

Here’s a viewer telling Fuentes that his “boomer family” is “being J-pilled” by Candace Owens talking “about the propaganda surrounding Hitler.”

Here’s one explaining to Hitler-praising manosphere streamer Myron Gaines (real name Amrou Fudl) that he “found out my mom is jew pilled” when he “brought up some things about the jews and she started talking about the red cows and temple.” (While reading this comment, Gaines shortened “jew pilled” to “J-pilled.”)

Here’s another one telling Gaines, “My sister who is J-pilled thinks the jews want Maduro dead because his politics outlaws jews! no porn, no abortion, no usury!” (When Gaines read the latter comment, he said “J’s” in both places where the text read “jews.”)

Some on the far-right, hoping to avoid being accurately tarred as antisemites, deliberately try to muddy the waters. Gaines, for example, often uses the term “J-pilled” when he is discussing Israel.

But the streamer has also made clear this is a smokescreen. During a March 2025 show, he read a viewer’s claim that “the Disney CEO (Bob Iger) the man who has been destroying movies with bs trans ideology and feminism ideology and funding shitty movies it all makes sense when you check WIKI” — a reference to Iger being Jewish.

In response, Gaines told his livestreaming audience to type “1” into the stream’s chat “if I've J-pilled you,” adding, “I gotta obviously use certain terminology here for obvious reasons, but you guys know what I'm talking about.”

“All right, sweet,” he said as the chat became a stream of people replying with 1s.

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Some are less subtle about what they mean when they talk about “J-pilling.” Take Stew Peters, a prominent right-wing streamer and influencer known for bigoted commentary, violent ideation about his political foes, and deranged conspiracy theories.

“As everybody knows, The Stew Peters Show and this network broadly have been and still are to this day at the forefront of J-pilling the American people,” Peters said in November 2025. “Our people are waking up. Our people are rising up. They’re noticing, and the noticing will continue. If you think about it, it’s impossible not to notice.”

Peters then detailed who and what his supporters are “noticing” — the Jews responsible for all of society’s problems.

“Just think of everything that these walking, talking, interest-charging demons have been responsible for,” he said.

He continued: “If societal ills were a bunch of stones in the middle of a field somewhere and all of us got together walking around, turning up the stones to see what’s underneath them, under every single one of these stones, you would find a little Jew-man, grubbing his hands, smirking, wearing his tiny hat, trying to get over on the goyim. Trying to kill the goyim, when it really comes down to it.”

“Just think of all that these people are responsible for,” he added. “Usury, central banking, communism, Bolshevik communism, the Holodomor, the transatlantic slave trade, transgenderism, the normalization of homosexuality, the normalization of pedophilia, transgenderism for kids, open borders, white replacement, white genocide, the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, AIPAC, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, abortion, which is just a modern-day Malachian sacrifice ritual.”

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Died Suddenly is a 2022 American anti-vaccination film directed by Matthew Skow and executive-produced by Stew Peters,^[2] a far-right and alt-right anti-vaccine activist.^[11] It promotes false claims about COVID-19 vaccines and Great Reset conspiracy theories.^[17] The film was released on Rumble and Twitter on November 21, 2022.^[1][16]

On May 30, 2023, Peters released a related film, Final Days, on Twitter.^[18]

Background

Further information: COVID-19 vaccine misinformation and hesitancy

In late 2021, videos spread on Facebook and Instagram that baselessly claimed 62% of those who receive the mRNA vaccine develop blood clots, and that Pfizer's vaccine creates clots "in a minute or two". The claim originates from Dr. Charles Hoffe, who has made other false claims about COVID-19 vaccines, such as claiming that they are "clearly more dangerous" than the disease itself.^[19][20][21] While studies have found possible causal links between the AstraZeneca and Janssen COVID-19 vaccines and a rare clotting disorder known as thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS), there were only 47 confirmed cases out of 15 million participants as of October 2021.^[19][20]

Stew Peters is an American far-right media personality who is known for promoting COVID-19 misinformation and conspiracy theories. He has referred to the vaccine as a "bio-weapon", claimed that the COVID-19 vaccines are responsible for the deaths of people, and has called for "the people in our government responsible" to be "put on trial and executed". He has been banned from Spotify for his disproven claims.^[22][23] Peters has previously produced the anti-vaccine film Watch the Water, which purports that COVID-19 vaccines are derived from snake venom in order to transform people into "a hybrid of Satan".^[24]

Narrative

The main narrative of the film is that the COVID-19 vaccines have supposedly caused otherwise healthy individuals to "die suddenly" en masse from excessive blood clotting caused by the spike protein produced by the mRNA vaccine, as well as an increase of miscarriages and Bell's Palsy.^[16] The film includes testimony from embalmers and funeral directors, who discuss the presence of "unusual" blood clots in the dead bodies of people they say had been vaccinated.^[13][1][12] Experts quoted by Agence France-Presse (AFP) previously explained that clots could be caused by anything, such as obesity, smoking and being infected with COVID-19, as well as the bodies being refrigerated.^[25][12] It also features interviews with individuals known for promoting misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines, such as entrepreneur Steve Kirsch.^[14]

The film references conspiracy theories about the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset, suggesting that a 2019 pandemic preparedness exercise was proof that the COVID-19 pandemic was orchestrated by "nefarious global elites".^[12] It also promotes claims that Bill Gates is planning to kill off up to 15% of the world's population using vaccines, the evidence for which is a misrepresented video clip of Gates at a TED Talk in 2010 where he states that providing better healthcare to poor countries could slow population growth.^[14][12][16] The film also includes a graph showing stillbirths increasing in 2021, relying on the correlation is causation fallacy and falsified data to claim that COVID-19 vaccines caused an increase in miscarriages.^[26] The film also falsely claims that adverse events reported by Pfizer from sources such as the Yellow Card system in the UK and the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) in the US prove that the COVID-19 vaccine is harmful for human health.^[27]

Promotion

A two-minute trailer was released on Twitter on October 5, 2022 by a dedicated account for the film, which was created the same day. The trailer went viral on social media.^[14] Lead Stories fact-checked the trailer, and found that it relied on out-of-context screenshots and clips that did not demonstrate a link between the COVID-19 vaccines and sudden death.^[28][14]

Release

The film was released on Rumble and Twitter on November 21, 2022.^[1][16] Within hours of the film's premiere, it went viral on social media, garnering over 7 million views and over 30,000 retweets within a day. It was shared by individuals such as former U.S. congressional candidate DeAnna Lorraine, websites such as LifeSiteNews, and conspiracy groups.^[14] By November 23, it had been viewed over 4 million times on Rumble and 1.5 million times on Twitter.^[26] By January 2023, it had been viewed almost 20 million times. It was promoted by Marjorie Taylor Greene and Candace Owens.^[29]

In November 2022, the BBC reported that bereaved families had been subjected to online harassment due to the film's release, after social media users falsely connected the sudden deaths of people to mRNA vaccines.^[26][30]

Reception

Jonathan Jarry of the University of McGill wrote that what the film does is "akin to grave-robbing", adding: "It raids online obituaries, with complete disregard for consent or basic journalistic integrity, and stitches a pseudoscientific horror story with the faces of the deceased."^[13] David Gorski of Science-Based Medicine referred to the film as a "pseudodocumentary" and a "propaganda film", panning it for its misrepresentation of postmortem blood clotting, extensive use of shock imagery to scare the viewer, and for "[resurrecting] the old antivax conspiracy that vaccines kill".^[16] Virologist Angela Rasmussen of the University of Saskatchewan described the film as anti-vaccine propaganda and "A couple hours of grifters telling lies so you'll give them money. Even half of the people who supposedly 'died suddenly' didn't die!"^[31]

The film has received criticism from some members of the anti-vaccine movement,^[8] who said that the film was so poorly-researched that it had to be controlled opposition intended to discredit the movement.^[32]

Lawsuit

In April 2024, Peters sued the film's producers, including conspiracy theorist Lauren Witzke, for allegedly acting as its owners, falsely advertising a sequel and collecting donations on his behalf. Witzke, Edward Szall, Matthew Skow, and Nicholas Stumphauzer were identified as the defendants.^[2]

See also

New World Order conspiracy theory
Plandemic, a 2020–2023 trilogy of conspiratorial films that claim the COVID-19 pandemic was manufactured to control and profit off the population.
Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe, a 2016 American pseudoscience propaganda film alleging a cover-up by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of a purported link between the MMR vaccine and autism.

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Died Suddenly (2022) - Cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

Medscape

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#DiedSuddenly Was BS: Why Did We Believe It? - Medscape

Feb 24, 2025Even a "documentary," called Died Suddenly, was made about the phenomenon, streamed on Rumble and Twitter and promoted by Marjorie Taylor Greene.

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Dec 10, 2024A Florida court has ruled that TLM Global, not Stew Peters, owns the rights to the viral documentary "Died Suddenly," which explores claims of vaccine-related sudden deaths and has amassed 18 million views. Peters falsely claimed ownership, alleging that filmmakers Matthew Skow and Nick Stumphauzer were his employees. A Florida production company is claiming legal

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About - Died Suddenly's Substack

From the team of filmmakers and investigators who brought you the viral film Died Suddenly. Click to read Died Suddenly's Substack, by Died Suddenly News, a Substack publication with hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

Wikipedia

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Died Suddenly is a 2022 American anti-vaccination film directed by Matthew Skow and executive-produced by Stew Peters, [2] a far-right and alt-right anti-vaccine activist. [11]

BBC

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#DiedSuddenly - Inside an anti-vax conspiracy - BBC

A conspiracy theory film called Died Suddenly released last year appears to have supercharged the practice which has been described using the word "ghouling".

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No matter what happens, you can always count on Gene Bailey and the panelists at "FlashPoint" to suggest that some conspiracy is at work. "It seems a little fishy to me," said Bailey Tuesday night regarding the recent deadly shooting in Manhattan.

Just a reminder that Tim Barton is not going to stop making false claims just because they have been repeatedly debunked.

The threat of a tsunami following a recent earthquake never materialized and obviously that is thanks to the quick work of "prophetess" Kat Kerr, who sent the hosts of Heaven to stop it.

Roger Stone says that "New York will be a flaming wreck" by 2028 if Zohran Mamdani is elected mayor.

Finally, Hitler-loving fanboys Stew Peters and Lucas Gage have become enemies over Peters' antisemitic JProof meme coin, which Gage invested in but now claims is a scam. As such, Gage is now organizing a class action lawsuit against Peters.

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Richard Mack, a former Arizona county sheriff and founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, is making the rounds of right-wing podcasts demanding that President Donald Trump pardon a sheriff who was convicted in December on federal charges of conspiracy, fraud, and bribery.

Mack recently appeared on the show hosted by intensely antisemitic far-right conspiracy theorist Stew Peters as part of his campaign to win a pardon for Scott Jenkins, the former sheriff of Culpeper County, Virginia, who was convicted by a jury and sentenced last month to 10 years in prison. Peters introduced Mack as “a longtime friend of the Stew Peters show.”

Mack portrays Jenkins as the victim of political persecution. Here’s how the Justice Department described the evidence against Jenkins:

According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Jenkins accepted cash bribes and bribes in the form of campaign contributions…

In return for the bribes, Jenkins appointed each of the bribe payors as auxiliary deputy sheriffs, a sworn law-enforcement position, and issued them official Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office badges and credentials. The bribe payors were not trained or vetted and did not render any legitimate services to the Sheriff’s Office or the citizens of Culpeper County.

Some of the money Jenkins received was reportedly in the form of $15,000 cash in a bag. More details from NBC channel 4 in Washington, D.C.:

Each of the bribe payors was sworn in as an auxiliary deputy and given a badge allowing them enhanced gun rights and, as some testified, the hope they could get out of speeding tickets. Others used the badges in attempts to get a COVID test, drive in highway emergency lanes or get around a TSA line.

Jenkins’ lawyer suggested that the scheme was a “creative” effort by the sheriff to get around Virginia legal limits on gun ownership. Mack, who made a name for himself as a plaintiff in a successful challenge to part of the Clinton-era Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, praised Jenkins’ oppositionto gun regulation:

…this guy, this Sheriff Jenkins, was the first sheriff in the country to respond to Joe Biden and say, there will be no gun confiscation, not on AR-15s or AK-47s—nothing. Nothing will be confiscated in my county by your federal government. Don't allow them to come in here. If they do start to come in here, I will deputize every single person in my county, and they will be required to keep their guns and be armed with high-powered rifles. Don't try it.

On Peters’ show and a recent appearance on Michael Jaco’s podcast, Mack complained that he, former Trump aide Michael Flynn, and MAGA rocker Ted Nugent had all tried to get Trump’s attention to promote a pardon for Jenkins, but that they had run into “blockers” in the White House. Flynn has also raised money for Jenkins' defense. On Jaco's show, Mack compared Jenkins’ badge-selling to the badges Mack offers in return for membership in CSPOA’s posse for a $760 fee. Mack and Jaco also commiserated about federal judges who have ruled against Trump actions and about what Mack called “some real evil RINO Republicans” in Congress.

Before introducing Mack, Peters delivered a rant denouncing immigrants as “parasitic criminals” and “savages.” He slammed the Trump administration for not delivering sufficiently on its promise of mass deportations. “Sheriffs have the power to enforce federal immigration laws in their jurisdiction,” Peters said, “and they also have the power to arrest treasonous government officials who allow this country to be invaded.”

Mack didn’t disagree with anything Peters said, though Mack said he was “really thrilled” that Trump was elected, and that the president has made a “good start” in securing the border in his first 90 days. He said there's "no way" that mass deportation will be successful without sheriffs' participation.

Mack and the CSPOA train law enforcement officers in Mack’s views about the Constitution and his belief that sheriffs are the “only legitimate law enforcement officers in this country,” as he told Peters. Mack partners with far-right figures like neo-Confederate Michael Peroutka and participated in the ReAwaken America tour, which brought together conspiracy theorists, MAGA insiders, and far-right activists. The often-unaccountable power of local sheriffs and the impact of Mack’s “constitutional sheriff” movement are exploredin a recent book, “The Highest Law in the Land: How The Unchecked Power of Sheriffs Threatens Democracy,” by journalist Jessica Pishko.

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Angry White Men: Stew Peters Accuses Father Of Slain Teenager Of ‘Anti-White Self-Hatred’

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Edith Olmstead @ The New Republic: Stephen Miller Delivers Chilling Warning to Judges on Deportations

Donald Trump’s adviser had a bizarre and disturbing ultimatum.

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Religious right anti-choice activist Alveda King has been appointed Senior Advisor on Faith and Community Outreach at the Department of Agriculture.

After days of seeing the stock market continually tank because of President Donald Trump's tariff policy, Gene Bailey claimed that "this tariff thing seems to have blown up in the Democrats' faces."

Isabella Moody says that "any 'man' who thinks women deserve the right to vote are quite literally faggots."

Elijah Schaffer asserts that "Black people in general hate white people."

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When Kash Patel appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee for his confirmation hearing on potentially becoming director of the FBI, he was asked about the multiple appearances he had made on a program hosted by far-right conspiracy theorist Stew Peters. Predictably, Patel feigned ignorance, prompting Peters himself to declare that Patel was clearly lying.

Patel's effort to now distance himself from Peters is understandable, given that Patel was likely fully aware that Peters is a racist, anti-LGBTQ bigot who regularly uses his nightly program, speeches, and social media accounts to promote white nationalism and virulent antisemitism while spreading wild conspiracy theories, bigotry, and open calls for violence.

All of this was on full display during last night's program, where Peters spent a half hour ranting that the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Kendrick Lamar was "an anti-white shitshow."

"After several consecutive years of conducting satanic rituals on live television, the NFL went right back to doing what it does best: Giving a platform to degenerate blacks," Peters fumed. "Every single one of America's biggest entertainment platforms—from the fake and gay rigged sports entertainment leagues like the NFL, to the music industry, to all of our TV shows—has completely given into this degenerate black filth culture that was created by a bunch of subversive Jews and then weaponized against the American public."

"Even though your conservative uncle will tell you, 'It was totally based because Donald Trump was there' and they didn't have 'End Racism' spray painted across the end zones as they usually do, this was an anti-white shitshow," Peters ranted.

"Let's just cut down the brass tack here," he continued. "What this is is an opportunity for a bunch of Jews and their black minions and whatever other shades of foot soldiers they can find to address a captive audience of retarded white cucks who actually tune into this shit and then beat them over the head with their racism propaganda."

"That's what America has become, which is tragic because it was never supposed to be this way," Peters said. "America was always supposed to be a white country."

"They're doing this because they hate white people and they wanna steal and they wanna destroy all of the things that white people have built, including your country," Peters asserted. "And egging them on, putting the battery in their little backpacks are the demonic little subversives that opened our borders to these savages in the first place: the Jews."

"It really is that simple," Peters concluded. "And it makes it easy to understand why America's Founding Fathers, by definition, were white nationalists. Because they knew that this country couldn't exist as some kind of a degenerate melting pot or a hodgepodge of the world's fucking rejects; people who flooded in from cesspits from Hell all over the world where they couldn't figure out how to rub two fucking sticks together. This country was founded by white people and it was founded for white people."

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Patel, of course, is not the only GOP leader who has appeared on Peters' show, as Peters regularly manages to get Republican leaders, elected officials, and candidates for office to appear on "The Stew Peters Show." On top of that, Peters himself has even participated in ReAwaken America events alongside various Trump insiders and members of the Trump family.

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Brian Kaylor @ A Public Witness: Lutherans Hammer Against Misinformation by Michael Flynn & Elon Musk

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Lance Wallnau responded to the tragic crash of an American Airlines flight by baselessly blaming "DEI hiring."
Todd Starnes is outraged at CNN for supposedly blaming the Trump administration for the crash. Of course, when wildfires were ripping through Los Angeles just a few weeks ago, Starnes had no qualms about using his own radio program to call it "a DEI apocalypse" and blame the voters of California for electing Democrats.
When Democrats were in power, Sean Feucht had was eager to politicize a national tragedy, but he's changed his tune now that Republicans are in power.
Just a reminder that Lucas Gage is a Hitler-loving Nazi.
Michigan state Rep. Josh Schriver, who appears to be a fan of white nationalist Nick Fuentes, has been elected as Secretary of the Michigan Freedom Caucus.
Finally, antisemitic far-right broadcaster Stew Peters responded to Kash Patel claiming that he is not familiar with Peters despite appearing on his show multiple times: "Clearly, Kash Patel is lying. He absolutely does know who I am."

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Steve Benen @ The Maddow Blog: Following deadly plane crash, Trump blames Democrats, DEI without evidence

Expectations were low ahead of the president's comments on the Flight 5342 crash. With his ugly and partisan rhetoric, Trump failed to clear a low bar.

David Edwards @ Raw Story: 'Did DEI play a role?' House GOP lawmaker suggests diversity to blame for D.C. plane crash

Republican U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles of Tennessee suggested Thursday that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts could be to blame for a mid-air collision near Reagan Washington National Airport that was suspected of killing more than 60 people Wednesday night.

Angry White Men: Oklahoma State Rep. Gabe Woolley Appears On Show Hosted By Holocaust Denier Stew Peters (Again)

Oklahoma state Rep. Gabe Woolley unveiled a bill to change how child abuse cases are handled — and pave the way for Oklahoma Department of Human Services workers to be charged with kidnapping. To promote the bill, Rep. Woolley appeared on the show of Nazi sympathizer and Holocaust denier Stew Peters.

Mikael Thalen @ The Daily Dot: Kash Patel’s close ties to prominent conspiracy theorists called out at confirmation hearing

Patel attempted to distance himself from numerous conspiratorial figures.

Emell Derra Adolphus @ The Daily Beast: Right-Wing Priest Booted From Church After Imitating Musk’s Salute

A right-wing priest was booted from his church after trying to imitate the controversial “salute” Elon Musk performed at an inaugural rally for President Donald Trump last week.

Hunter Walker @ Talking Points Memo: Why Former Followers Of Her Guru Fear Tulsi Gabbard As Director Of National Intelligence

Tulsi Gabbard’s ties to Chris Butler, a controversial spiritual leader with extreme views and a history of allegedly mistreating his flock, have made headlines throughout her political career. And, after Donald Trump nominated her to serve as his director of national intelligence, one of the top Cabinet posts leading the national security apparatus, some fear her guru could be set to wield a dangerous level of influence.

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Rep. Eric Burlison announced the introduction of the Life at Conception Act that will declare "that unborn children are 'persons' under the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution, allowing their right to life to be legally recognized and protected."
Wanda Alger seeks to quell concerns about President Donald Trump: "I do not believe that President Trump has deceived us all and is the long-awaited Antichrist, nor do I believe that he is setting the stage for The Beast to take over the world."
Stew Peters declares that the Holocaust is "a fairy tale" and that "Auschwitz is an emotional amusement park for gullible retards."
Ali Alexander says that Elon Musk gave a Nazi salute: "You can say it’s not a Nazi salute but you’ll never be able to say what it was which means… it was a Nazi salute."
Finally, far-right priest Calvin Robinson delivered the same salute at the National Pro-Life Summit, which was also attended by Rep. Robert Aderholt, Charlie Kirk, Kevin Roberts, Ben Carson, Seth Gruber, Kristen Hawkins, Abby Johnson, Kayleigh McEnany, and Matt Walsh.

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According to the Ohio Capital Journal:

“Alex Sheppard of Powell, Ohio was sentenced to 19 months in prison for his participation in the riot, but got an early release after the U.S. Supreme Court took up a case challenging the Department of Justice’s use of obstruction charges.”

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STEW PETERS (HOST): For more in this and more insight on the immediate reaction of the January 6ers and their families, we're now joined by Alex Sheppard, who he himself is a January 6 patriot. So a big weight off of your shoulders today, I imagine.

ALEX SHEPPARD: Yeah. Thank you for having me on, Stew. Like you said, glory to God, glory to everyone who kept pushing for this. There were a lot of people in Trump's ear, JD Vance included, it sounded like, that really didn't want the violent offenders included in this. Now, I was, you know — I was nonviolent. But even a lot of the quote-unquote, "violent people," you know, were nonviolent, and they hit them with all these charges. They took these terrible plea deals. And so it's what we've been pushing for. It's what we've been pushing for. A lot of people didn't think it was going to happen. They thought maybe he'd pardon some people, but not all. Trump came through and he delivered. And really, today is just a day of celebration.

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PETERS: I mean, I think that it needs to go further. I think it needs to be blanket. I think that every single person that was charged needs to be pardoned. I think that clemency needs to be granted where it's appropriate. I think that sentences need to be commuted of course. Everybody needs to be taken care of in this. This needs to be a full sweeping, all out, "we're pardoning this." No, these are patriots who just went to Washington, D.C., to petition the government to redress their grievances. I mean, this is one of the most existential rights of the American people. One of the most important things that we have in our power is to be able to petition our government, to voice our concerns. They work for us. And this was a kill box that was set up from day one.

And there are foreign fingerprints all over this thing. And I think that we need to get to the bottom of who exactly it was that was responsible for this. You saw Biden on his way out pardoning the entire J6 Committee — all of his family, by the way, and rat-faced Tony Fauci on his way out as well. Preemptive pardons? I mean, this is criminal activity. These people need to be exposed. Whoever was behind this and set up January 6 from the beginning needs to be put on trial in the United States, tried for criminal treason, tried for crimes against humanity, tried for a coup, and they need to be convicted. And when they're convicted, they need to face extreme accountability. He can't just let this go. You agree?

SHEPPARD: One hundred percent. Like I said, this was an important first step. The next obvious step would be fire all prosecutors, all FBI agents who were involved in this witch hunt. Fire them. And, you know, there's a lot of talk about class action lawsuits going on right now. I would rather we have some sort of situation where we just take the pensions of all these people who went after us, judges included. These judges are the worst in D.C. You got to take their pensions and give them to us and give the most money to the people who have been locked up for four years straight.

And we need — we need reparations. We need restitution. We did not get a jury of our peers in D.C. I talked about it on this show several times. I'm striking DOJ lawyers from my jury pool. The judge wouldn't strike them for cause because they're on a different floor of the DOJ building than the people prosecuting me. So, yeah, we need extreme accountability. We need investigations. We need prosecutions. We need firings. And, you know, this was a huge first step. So I think it's looking pretty promising. We obviously got to continue to push for it just like we did with these. But it is looking very good for our country right now.

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### “Stop the Steal” organizer Ali Alexander celebrates Trump's January 6 pardons: “I would storm the Capitol again for Donald Trump. I would start a militia for Donald Trump.”

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### Right-wing media gloss over Trump’s pardons for violent January 6 rioters

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Stew Peters declares that "if Trump doesn’t issue a blanket pardon for EVERY J6 political prisoner, he’s a complete piece of shit."

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Jasper Craven @ Politico Magazine: Pete Hegseth’s Crusade to Turn the Military into a Christian Weapon

Trump’s pick to run the Pentagon has embraced an aggressive form of Christianity that is at war with the military’s nonpartisan and pluralistic culture.

Julie Ingersoll @ The Conversation: Why the religious beliefs of Trump defense pick Pete Hegseth matter

The roots of Hegseth’s version of Christianity are worth a look as he heads into confirmation hearings before the U.S. Senate in January 2025.

Steve Benen @ The Maddow Blog: Trump’s effort to move the Jan. 6 goalposts is literally unbelievable

When a Justice Department investigation discredited a key Jan. 6 conspiracy theory, Donald Trump cynically tried to tweak the absurd underlying claim.

Stuart A. Thompson @ The New York Times: I Traded My News Apps for Rumble, the Right-Wing YouTube. Here’s What I Saw.

On Nov. 18, about two weeks after the election, I deleted my news apps, unsubscribed from all my podcasts and filtered all my newsletters to the trash. And for the next week, from early morning till late at night, I got all my news from Rumble.

Alice Herman and Karen Goll @ The Guardian: ‘Mama bears are rising up’: the rightwing Christian entrepreneur aiming for a takeover of local US government

Jenny Donnelly, multi-level marketer turned rising star on the Christian right, wants to fight against LGBTQ+ inclusion and abortion rights.

Anthea Butler @ The Philadelphia Inquirer: Trump’s religious supporters not only see him as a leader, but as God’s man. That should give us all pause.

Everything Trump will do in this new administration, including his promise of mass deportations, tariffs, destroying the Department of Education, and retribution, will have religious overtones.

Tim Dickinson @ Rolling Stone: Extremist Shock Jock Stew Peters Arrested for DWI

The hateful conspiracy theorist, with ties to Trump nominees, was arrested after allegedly flipping an ATV in Minnesota.

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Mark Driscoll proclaims that "our entire culture is dominated by weak, castrated, effeminate, passive and worthless men": "Weak men don’t empower women, they empower evil men to use and abuse women and children. America is finally sick of this and they voted for change."
Ali Alexander says that "if Matt Gaetz did everything he's accused of, he'd still make an effective Attorney General": "Call it whatever you want. I don't care. Bring the hammer."
Rick Joyner believes that "If there was an honest poll taken now, his approval rating would be far higher than it was at the election": "Before the election it could be dangerous to wear a MAGA hat. Now it is likely the most popular hat in the world."
Nick Fuentes thinks that the best way to deal with transgender people is to "just ban them from public life."
Finally, Stew Peters declares that Jews are "authoritarian parasites" and adds that if Pope Francis was a real Christian, he "would be ordering a crusade ... to take back the Holy Land."

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Shane Vaughn clams that "when the black population recognizes Tuesday night how that Biden picked the black girl as his scapegoat there's going to be a mass revolt against the Democrat party for pure racism." Well, if anybody know about pure racism, it's Vaughn.

Stew Peters declares that "the Jews control our government" and complains that the United States is "the only country out of 110 that hasn't expelled these people."

Lucas Gage complains that nobody appreciates all the work he does "fighting the Jew."

Nick Fuentes proclaims that "this election proves that women should not have the right to vote."

Jack Hibbs that Kamala Harris should be "tried for treason" for failing to secure the Southern border.

Finally, Hank Kunneman showed a photo of "the angel that the Lord said follows me." It's a cloud.

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“Your time is coming when Trump wins": MAGA media figures claim FEMA committed treason

One commentator said: “Hang them by the necks till they're dead ... I believe it's way past time for an armed revolution.”

Written by Eric Hananoki

Published 10/15/24 4:45 PM EDT

Numerous Trump-aligned media figures have accused the Federal Emergency Management Agency and its officials of committing treason over its handling of Hurricane Helene.

Those right-wing figures have said that “whoever is running FEMA is guilty of treason your time is coming when Trump wins”; that Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas “should be in prison for the treason he has perpetrated against this country”; and that someone should “hang” government officials “by the necks till they're dead and let their dead bodies rot while people see what is done to treasonous government. ... I believe it's way past time for an armed revolution.”

This kind of rhetoric is part of a larger theme: Former President Donald Trump and his media allies have repeatedly promised retribution against government officials and the media if he wins a second term in office.

Media Matters has been documenting the spread of conspiracy theories in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Pro-Trump allies, including those who are scheduled to appear at Trump-affiliated events in North Carolina, have been pushing the conspiracy theory that weather manipulation caused the recent hurricanes.

Vitriol against FEMA has already resulted in real-world consequences. A North Carolina man was arrested for allegedly making an anti-FEMA threats, and The Washington Post reported that “threats against federal emergency response personnel have hampered relief work in parts of western North Carolina hard hit by Hurricane Helene, prompting disaster workers to relocate because of safety concerns and feeding a cycle of fear and anxiety.”

Numerous right-wing media figures, including those linked to Trump, have claimed that FEMA and its officials are guilty of “treason,” with some suggesting that they should be killed.

The Hodgetwins are a podcasting duo that promotes false claims and anti-trans vitriol. They have been by now-Republican National Committee co-chair Lara Trump and have met Trump, who has promoted them online.

They wrote: “Whoever is running FEMA is guilty of treason Your time is coming when Trump wins.”

Charlie Kirk is a right-wing podcaster who frequently pushes toxic rhetoric and conspiracy theories. He is a key Trump ally who heads a group that’s been tasked with helping Trump’s get-out-the-vote efforts.

He ran a segment that he headlined “Hurricane Helene Aid Withheld? FEMA Whistleblowers Expose A Treasonous Misuse of Taxpayer Money” and said of the alleged misuse: “It is treason.”

SGT Report is a far-right show that promotes conspiracy theories, including QAnon. Trump administration officials Kash Patel, Peter Navarro, and Mike Flynn have appeared on the show.

The show ran an episode that included the description: “Chaos, death and destruction brought to you by the criminal and treasonous Biden-Harris administration. The official tally of the dead from hurricane Helene currently stands at 227 but thousands of Americans are missing and presumed dead and FEMA under Biden-Harris is doing LESS THAN NOTHING, in fact, FEMA is standing in the way of search and recovery. Brent Johnson believes these corrupt politicians should be tried and hanged from the neck until dead for their treason. LISTEN!”

During the program, the host began by claiming: “It is treason. In fact, friends, it's worse than treason. I want you to think about this. If you planned a war against the people over which you rule using their own money and resources, isn't this just exactly how you would do it?”

Brent Johnson, a fringe commentator and author, said: “My solution, though, is considered to be a bit too radical. I would haul them all out. I would have the militia come in, pick them up, OK? Whisk them away someplace, try them, convict them and execute them, hang them by the necks till they're dead and let their dead bodies rot while people see what is done to treasonous government thugs. But, hey, that's just me, you know? And people would say, ‘I'm being outrageous. I'm being, I'm being too radical. I'm being, you know, I want war.’ I don't want war. I'm actually one of the most peace loving people around. But these people are vicious and evil.” He later added: “I believe it's way past time for an armed revolution.”

Stew Peters is a Hitler-praising antisemite who has promoted numerous conspiracy theories and calls for violence. Numerous Trump-linked officials have appeared on his show, including Republican National Committee lawyer Christina Bobb; and Trump administration officials Kash Patel and Peter Navarro.

He wrote on social media: “Alejandro Mayorkas is a lying subversive parasite and should be tried for TREASON” followed by the rat emoji and the skull and crossbones emoji.

Wayne Allyn Root is a radio host and conspiracy theorist. He at a Trump rally and has Trump, who has in turn frequently promoted Root online.

Root said on his radio show on October 7 of Hurricane Helene: “But even if you don't believe that's what someone's purposely doing, even if this is just nature and it's just pure bad luck right before an election, hmm, strange. But even if you don't believe that — the response to Helene is the worst response in history, everyone involved should be tried for treason. Kamala, Mayorkas, they all should be tried for treason, what they've done to the people of North Carolina.”

Sean Davis is the CEO and co-founder of the right-wing publication The Federalist. He has repeatedly promoted conspiracy theories, including claiming that “Democrats are preparing to use the military to steal the 2024 election and prevent their opponents from lawfully taking power.”

He wrote in response to a clip of Mayorkas discussing FEMA funding: “He should be in prison for the treason he has perpetrated against this country.”

Jane Ruby is a health misinformer who has pushed the conspiracy theory that Hurricane Helene was the result of weather manipulation. She is scheduled to speak in North Carolina on the ReAwaken America tour with Trump’s “inner circle.”

She wrote on social media: “Time For States NC, TN, FL, GA To KICK OUT FED GOVT/FEMA The fed govt is shutting down roads, blocking civilian rescue missions, and confiscating donations This is more than overreach, it is an ACT OF TREASON.”

Glenn Beck is a right-wing radio host who became a household name for his conspiracy theories on his now-defunct Fox News program. He was recently part of a Trump campaign event.

His website recently wrote of a rant on his program:

Glenn was and still is disgusted by the flippancy of the organization that should be at the forefront of meeting the needs of Americans, whose taxpayer dollars fund the agency.

The second time he saw FEMA agents, they were building showers — not for displaced victims but rather for volunteers.

“FEMA is despicable,” says Glenn in disgust. “I don’t like calling people traitors, and I won’t today, but I will tell you — a case could be made that there are a lot of people that are bordering on the line of treason.”

The people running FEMA are included on that list.

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Conspiracy theories about Hurricane Helene are going viral on TikTok

Written by Olivia Little

Published 10/02/24 mma

Hurricane Helene devastated southeastern states, killing at least 180 people with hundreds still missing. The “biblical devastation” to some of these areas, particularly in North Carolina, has prompted some TikTok users to spread unfounded conspiracy theories about the catastrophe that are reaching millions of users.

The most prominent conspiracy theory circulating on TikTok about Hurricane Helene claims that the storm was not a natural occurrence but engineered in order to devastate North Carolina and create access to the land for lithium mining.

“Can I say what I find suspicious as shit?” said one user in a video with over 1.8 million views, “That one of the areas affected by Hurricane Helene is the world’s largest lithium deposit and the DOD just entered into an agreement with this company right here to mine lithium for electric cars starting in 2025. Now that area is completely devastated.”

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Another video with over 119,000 views stated that the hurricane was a “weather modified storm to displace the residents of western N. Carolina so a land grab can take place.”

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One user explicitly encouraged viewers to look up the conspiracy theory, saying, “Just look up flooding and lithium and discover the rabbit hole you go down.” The video has over 204,900 views.

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The absurd lithium claim is also spreading off of TikTok, includingamong prominent right-wing conspiracy theorists like Stew Peters.

Another variety of conspiracy theory is also emerging, with one user claiming that “cloud seeding gone wrong” caused the hurricane. The video has over 514,700 views.

According to the Desert Research Institute, cloud seeding is a “weather modification technique that improves a cloud’s ability to produce rain or snow.”

Another video featuring a clearly AI-generated image of former President Donald Trump wading through flood waters is even circulating, with overlaid text reading “this is our president right here.” The video has over 2.8 million views. The image originally circulated on Meta and was debunked by PolitiFact.

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Conspiracy theories tend to spike after natural disasters, and Helene is no exception. TikTok’s algorithm seems to be helping spread them, fueling panic and uncertainty among users.

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Matt Keeley @ The New Civil Rights Movement: JD Vance Says in 2020 He Wouldn’t Certify Election: ‘Let the Country Have the Debate’

Ohio Senator JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential candidate, said Monday that if he were in former Vice President Mike Pence’s place, he would not have certified the election on January 6, 2021.

Josh Kovensky @ Talking Points Memo: How JD Vance Turned The Conspiracy Machine On Haitians In A Small Ohio City

It’s been a surreal experience for Dorsainvil, but Vance’s tweet seized on a conspiracy theory that has been bouncing around the right-wing echo chamber. The core allegation that Haitians in Springfield had “abducted and eaten” pets followed a meandering path, from local Facebook groups to the online, right-wing influencers that Vance follows, and onwards to the current vice presidential candidate. It’s an example of the engine that drives modern right-wing politics: wild and false claims start off scattered across the internet, before being vacuumed up and boosted to mass audiences, sometimes by high-profile politicians whose status as public figures lends credence to what, only days before, had been random, unverified posts.

Angry White Men: ‘He Can’t Go As Far As Naming The Jew’: Stew Peters Fumes After Being Removed From Tucker Carlson Event

On Saturday, Holocaust denier and Nazi sympathizer Stew Peters claimed that he had been denied entry at an event hosted by former Fox News host Tucker Carlson. In a post on his X account, Peters wrote that he was “BANNED from entry to a ticketed VIP event” in Salt Lake City, UT which was part of Carlson’s ongoing “Live Tour.”

Robert Jones @ Time: Trump’s Christian Nationalist Vision for America

The connection between Republican voters and their leaders was never primarily about abortion. Rather, as Trump’s “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) transformation of the party reveals, Trump’s bond with his supporters is forged from different material: namely, his militant mission to return power to white Christian America.

Hafiz Rashid @ The New Republic: Project 2025 Leader Confesses Deep Trump Ties in Damning Interview

Donald Trump is probably fuming about this interview with former Project 2025 director Paul Dans.

David Gilbert @ Wired: He Worked for a Law Firm Consulting on an Anti-Trans Supreme Court Case. Then We Asked About These Racist Posts

Lawfair, founded by the well-known litigator Adam Mortara, is a boutique right-wing firm currently engaged by the state of Tennessee to provide counsel on a contentious Supreme Court case that could affect the availability of gender-affirming care for transgender minors across the country. Aside from Mortara, the only other lawyer known to have worked or done work for the firm is a project-based contract attorney named Christopher Roach. He no longer does so, after WIRED asked questions about his apparent ties—revealed exclusively in this story for the first time—to online accounts with a long history of posting white supremacist and antisemitic content.

Alex Griffing @ Mediaite: Candace Owens Suspended From YouTube Over Kanye West Interview — She Immediately Blames ‘Zionists’

Candace Owens announced on X Monday that she was suspended from YouTube for a week following her recent interview with anti-Semitic rapper Kanye West, which YouTube said platformed anti-Semitic claims that “Jewish people control the media.”

Russell Payne @ Salon: Pro-Trump group 99% short of its $108M get-out-the-vote scheme — so Republicans are getting creative

While swing state Republican officials, former Republican National Committee leaders and strategists are ringing alarm bells over the party’s lackluster get-out-the-vote effort, some pro-Trump organizers suggest that the GOP ground game is successfully targeting voters at the margins.

Tim Alberta @ The Atlantic: Why Mike Lee Folded

In 2016, he tried to stop Trump from becoming president. By 2020, he was trying to help Trump overturn the election. Now he could become Trump’s attorney general.

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Kandiss Taylor hosts a program on the network led by “best friend” Stew Peters, a Holocaust denier who has attempted to portray Adolf Hitler as a “hero.” She has also promoted antisemitism, complaining that Jewish people are “controlling everything” and alleging that “we have some Marxist trash using our R who pander to the Jews.”

Taylor isn’t just a random commentator: She’s the District 1 chairwoman for the Georgia Republican Party. Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter Greg Bluestein last year described Taylor’s elected position as a “key” post, noting that the state party “plays a role in mobilizing voters, marshaling activists and, most significantly, determining delegates for the presidential nomination.”

In recent months, Taylor has been helping Republican-allied efforts to win Georgia for Trump.

She recently posted a video about door knocking in which she encouraged her followers to sign up for pro-Trump campaigning. In June, Taylor helped open a Trump campaign office in the state alongside Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA), among others.

Additionally, she recently attended the Republican National Convention in Wisconsin as an alternate delegate. She has been emceeing events for the Leadership Institute, a right-wing nonprofit. And she has promoted a picture of herself with Trump.

In addition to her activities on behalf of the Republican Party, Taylor is the host of the show Jesus. Guns. And Babies. on the Stew Peters Network. Taylor has called Peters her “best friend” and a “truth teller.”

Peters is a virulent antisemite and Holocaust denier who has promoted pro-Hitler propaganda. Among his many remarks and actions:

Peters praised the Nazis for burning books, stating: “When it comes down to the old Nazi book burnings, as they call them, it was justified. … It was awesome.” He said of Hitler’s role in book burning: “But for this, wasn’t he a hero?”
Peters has also released a promotional video claiming that Jewish “perversion” spurred the Nazis, who were “pushed to their breaking point."
Peters claimed: “Adolf Hitler and the rise of the National Socialists may be the most lied about people in world history.”
Peters has promoted the pro-Nazi film Europa: The Last Battle, calling it “one of the most important films you can watch.” That film defends Hitler as a hero and pushes doubt about the Holocaust.
Peters has promoted Holocaust denial on his show.
Peters wrote in response to a headline stating that the Nazis took “over Rothschild bank”: “Hiltler and the Nazis are the worst people in history! How could they possibly do something so positive for humanity?!??”
Peters wrote: “Straight-faced lying about easily provable facts comes second-nature to the Jew. Is this a cultural or genetic phenomenon?”
Peters wrote: “The dollar is purposely being tanked by Jewish-banksters within our own government” and “The US has merely served as a host nation for Jewish financial interests since the end of WWII.”
Peters has claimed that Judaism is a “death cult built on the blood of murdered babies.”
Peters said: “We don't have any representation in Washington. We have a bunch of people that are sold out to Jews.”

Like Peters, she engages in antisemitism.

In October, Trump ally Mike Davis wrote on social media: “The Democrat Party has been overtaken by Marxist trash who hates Jews.” Taylor responded: “We have some Marxist trash using our R who pander to the Jews. Not much difference.”

She is a repeat guest on The Stew Peters Show. During a February 14 appearance on the show, they discussed someone being charged for allegedly vandalizing a pro-LGBTQ mural. (Peters is virulently anti-LGBTQ.) While discussing pro-LGBTQ efforts, Peters asked Taylor: “No more funding our own demise — bioweapons and forever wars from the Jewish lobby that basically runs our entire government. And they run this as well, don't they?” She replied: “Yeah they run this. 100%. They're controlling everything.”

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STEW PETERS: By the way, just as a side note, StewPeters.com. Watch Slave Nation. This is how to get out of this. Real remedy. Moving the ball. No more funding our own demise — bioweapons and forever wars from the Jewish lobby that basically runs our entire government. And they run this as well, don't they?

KANDISS TAYLOR: Yeah they run this. 100%. They're controlling everything.

Right Wing Watch also recently documented that Taylor has pushed religious exclusionary rhetoric. During her August 17 program, she criticized the concept of religious freedom for non-Christians and stated: “We shouldn’t be electing anyone in government—local, state or federal—that is not a Christian.”

In addition to pushing antisemitism, Taylor has promoted conspiracy theories about Taylor Swift, Matthew Perry’s death being connected to the COVID-19 vaccine, and the Earth being flat. (She has denied being a flat earther.) She also suggested violence against people who criticize Christian nationalism.

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In Kandiss Taylor’s Christian Nation, ‘I Don’t Have to Give You Your Freedom of Religion’

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During the most recent episode of her “Jesus, Guns, and Babies” program, which airs on the network owned by virulently antisemitic conspiracy theorist Stew Peters, Christian nationalist GOP activist Kandiss Taylor claimed that the Christian church is supposed to be running the government and therefore non-Christians are not entitled to freedom of religion.

Taylor is flat-earth conspiracy theorist who unsuccessfully ran for governor of Georgia in 2022 and despite her paltry showing in the Republican primary, she steadfastly refused to accept that she had lost. In 2023, Taylor became a Georgia GOP district chair and started voicing increasingly radical views, even going so far as to call for the public execution of those who oppose her Christian nationalist worldview.

Those radical views were on display during her recent program as she insisted that the Constitution was founded on common law and that common law is rooted in the Bible, meaning that the United States “was founded on Jesus Christ.”

“The idea behind the whole document was that the church runs the state,” Taylor asserted. “The church is we the people. We are the church … and so we run the state. But the state, the government, has no control over the church.”

“And everybody is like, ‘Then you gotta let Satanists come in and you gotta let witches come in, and you’ve gotta let Muslims and Hindus,'” she continued. “No. No, we don’t. No, we don’t because America is founded on God almighty, Creator God, Yahweh, Elohim. That is what we’re founded on and I don’t have to honor your religion. I don’t have to give you freedom of religion. Freedom of religion is there for us to worship Jesus. It’s not for you to come force anything else upon me.”

“So we have that all wrong,” Taylor declared. “We’ve had tolerance. We’ve been politically correct. And at what point are we going to say, ‘No, we’re not going to be’? You can do whatever you want to the comfort of your home. You can do whatever you want to, but don’t come into my government and bring any of that trash in there.”

“We shouldn’t be electing anyone in government—local, state or federal—that is not a Christian,” Taylor concluded.

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After the Obamas spoke at the Democratic National Convention last night, white nationalist Nick Fuentes unleashed a ten minute rant about how much he hates them and their “uppity” ways: “I’m so sick of that attitude we get. They’re so proud, so uppity.”

We’re still not sure how Isabella Moody’s “women are cringe and dumb” message is supposed to bolster her career as a right-wing commentator.

Mark Meckler says it’s “unprecedented” for Kamala Harris to be the Democratic nominee without winning any primary votes: “What we’re witnessing is something that’s never been done before in American history.” Well, considering that the primary system didn’t really even exist until the middle of the 20th Century, it’s actually been done dozens of times before in American history.

Stew Peters is asking for his viewers to subscribe to his show because companies refuse to advertise on his program. Gee, we can’t imagine why any business would be unwilling to support a Hitler-loving, modern-day Nazi.

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Steve Maxwell that it’s an honor to be labeled a Christian nationalist. Of course, it should be pointed out that Maxwell is the one who labeled himself a Christian nationalist.
Stew Peters is now approvingly posting Adolf Hitler quotes on his social media pages.
Mark Meckler cheers on a security guard for punching a climate change protester: “People need to know that when they behave like this, there will be consequences.”
Josh Bernstein wants to “see bloodshed” at the Democratic National Convention.
MAGA pastor Jackson Lahmeyer reveals that he is contemplating another run for office.
Finally, Charlie Kirk and right-wing pastor Lucas Miles are not fans of Evangelicals For Harris”: “This is an oxymoron … It’s Jews For Hitler. This is really what we’re talking about here.”

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Kyle Cheney and Josh Gerstein @ Politico: Steve Bannon to report to prison Monday after Supreme Court declines to give him a reprieve

The decision means the influential right-wing podcaster will head to prison on July 1, with his release date just days before the November election.

Kate Riga @ Talking Points Memo: Supreme Court Executes Massive Power Grab From Executive Branch In New Ruling

The Supreme Court overruled a key pillar of federal agency authority Friday, appropriating a massive amount of executive branch power to itself.

Rachel Olding @ The Daily Beast: Supreme Court Upends Hundreds of Capitol Riot Cases

In a ruling that will have implications for one of Donald Trump’s criminal cases, the high court ruled that the feds must narrow their use of obstruction charges.

Ellie Quinlan Houghtaling @ The New Republic: Trump Proudly Brags About Rollback of Abortion Rights in Biden Debate

Donald Trump proudly took responsibility for the overturning of Roe v. Wade during the first presidential debate on Thursday, rewriting history as though he had accommodated the majority of Americans in choosing to do so.

Carl Gibson @ AlterNet: CO GOP chair who said he wanted to ‘burn all the Pride flags’ loses congressional primary

While June is typically celebrated as LGBTQ+ Pride month, Colorado Republican Party chairman Dave Williams has spent the last several weeks bashing the LGBTQ+ community. And on Tuesday night, Centennial State Republicans handed him a major loss.

Angry White Men: Joel Webbon Prays With Holocaust Denier For Israel To ‘Repent’ Of Its ‘Perversion’

Yesterday, Christian nationalist pastor Joel Webbon appeared on the show of Holocaust denier and Nazi sympathizer Stew Peters. During the interview, Webbon claimed that no religion has a “more hostile view towards the person and work of Jesus Christ” than “talmudic Judaism.” Webbon also said a prayer for Israel to “repent” of its “perversion.”

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May 31, 2024 RWW

Glenn Beck reacted to the conviction of former President Donald Trump by recalling “something that Ben Franklin asked himself during the writing of the Declaration of Independence”: “As they were going through what they went through, he sat in his chair, and he had been looking at John Hancock’s chair, and it had a half sun on it. And he said, this whole time I had been sitting here thinking, wondering, praying, is that a setting sun or a rising sun? He deemed at the end that it was a rising sun.” That happened after the Constitutional Convention and it was George Washington’s chair.
Charlie Kirk calls on attorneys general to respond to Trump’s conviction by “getting creative” and finding ways to bring charges against “Open borders NGOs, Democrat ‘Civil rights’ foot soldiers, Leftwing COVID tyrants, [and] Democrat 501c3s gaming our elections.”
Someone should explain to Kandiss Taylor that “furries” is not “bestiality.”
Just a reminder that Stew Peters is racist.
Finally, Dalton Clodfelter finds out that being a racist, antisemitic streamer is not quite as great as it seems.

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on Tuesday night, far-right broadcaster Stew Peters announced that he would be holding an “Extreme Accountability Event” in October at Caesars Atlantic City Hotel and Casino in New Jersey.

On Wednesday, Right Wing Watch reported on Peters’ plan, noting that he is a virulent antisemite and racist who has openly advocated violence and called for the overthrow of the U.S. government. RWW also revealed exactly what Peters had in mind for this event:

According to the website, the theme of the weekend will be “Nuremberg 2.0” and the event will feature “drinks and specialty cocktails all weekend like ‘The Retribution’ and ‘Bloody Bidens,’” as well as “a red-carpet ‘Gallows Gala’” and a “Gallows and Mimosas” brunch.

But the highlight of the event will be a literal book-burning, reminiscent of those that occurred in Nazi Germany, which Peters has repeatedly praised.

By Thursday, Caesars had canceled Peters’ event and, predictably, Peters used his show that evening to lash out at RWW and other outlets that had reported on his plans.

“Just one day after we announced the Extreme Accountability Event,” Peters fumed, “these people at Right Wing Watch, these lizard things, these pedophile-enablers at Right Wing Watch … these parasites at Right Wing Watch and the rest of the corporate media came out running hit pieces on me, and you, and our event.”

“In response, the cowards—who we now know are pedophile-enablers—at Caesars of Atlantic City, New Jersey, canceled on us,” Peters complained. “Their whole legal team, a team of lawyers was in a complete panic based on the lies told by Right Wing Watch, and Newsweek, and Raw Story. It took less than 24 hours for the Extreme Accountability Event that was announced right here on ‘The Stew Peters Show’ to be shut down by Caesars, who knew exactly who I was, who knew exactly who we are, and what it is that we plan to do, and who it is that we plan to protect. But they booted us off of their reservation list so they could try washing their hands of the entire thing as quickly as possible.”

Undaunted, Peters announced that he is working on moving his event to Florida and vowed that it will feature “an even bigger bonfire.”

“We will restore order to this country,” Peters pledged. “We will restore the rule of law in this country, whether these people like it or not. They can run their little fake hit pieces. They can call up Caesars or any other place that they would like and complain about us, but they will not stop us from cleansing our society. They can’t stop any of you from ripping the filth off of the shelves at these public schools, from writing it out of the textbooks, from burning all of it in a massive bonfire for national salvation. And now, we’ll have an even bigger bonfire, we’ll burn even more of these perverted pedophile training manuals, and we’ll have an even bigger impact. You know, we are the normal ones; they are the freaks!”

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far-Right Broadcaster Stew Peters Plans An ‘Extreme Accountability’ Weekend Of ‘Bloody Bidens’ And Book Burning

Kyle Mantyla | May 22, 2024

Far-right broadcaster Stew Peters is a racist, anti-LGBTQ bigot who regularly uses his nightly program, speeches, and social media accounts to promote white nationalism and virulent antisemitism while spreading wild conspiracy theories, bigotry, and open calls for violence.

Peters has repeatedly called for violence against the government and his perceived political enemies, threatening time and again to deliver “extreme accountability,” by which he means public executions.

Now, Peters appears poised to take his radicalism out from behind the camera and into the real with an “Extreme Accountability Event” to be held in October at Caesars Atlantic City Hotel and Casino in New Jersey. According to the website, the theme of the weekend will be “Nuremberg 2.0” and the event will feature “drinks and specialty cocktails all weekend like ‘The Retribution’ and ‘Bloody Bidens,'” as well as “a red-carpet ‘Gallows Gala'” and a “Gallows and Mimosas” brunch.

But the highlight of the event will be a literal book-burning, reminiscent of those that occurred in Nazi Germany, which Peters has repeatedly praised.

“If we demand that the classroom bookcases and school library shelves be cleansed of filth and perversion and pedophilic materials, then we’re called a bunch of book burners. Well, guess what? That’s exactly what we are, and that’s exactly what we’re going to do,” Peters said during his Tuesday night broadcast. “It’s time for us to go into the public libraries, to go into these public schools, and rip the filth off of these shelves and destroy it. To remove it from the face of the planet for all of eternity. To turn it to ash. And every time it’s reprinted, we do it all over again. And eventually we’ll get ahold of the perverts’ hard drives, and we’ll burn those too. All of this filth will never again see the light of day and an army of Americans, an army of patriots millions of men strong, will make sure of it.”

“We will not stop until we are victorious on all fronts,” Peters declared. “And when they finally have waved the white flag, they’ll be put on trial. And when they’re found guilty of grooming and mutilation and child rape and all of their other crimes against our kids and against our country and against humanity, they will face the ultimate punishment: Maximum accountability. Extreme accountability at the end of a rope.”

Peters pledged that “we’ll do the things that those at Nuremberg 1.0 were too cowardly to pull off” and vowed that “the perverts and globalist Zio-crime syndicate ruling over our country will fall to its knees and will beg us for mercy.”

“This is what has to be done,” Peters proclaimed, insisting that he is focused on “taking real action and stepping out into the physical world and fighting back and exposing these freaks and criminals that are ruining our country.”

“We’ve all sat idly by long enough,” Peters announced. “It’s time to do something. And this fall, that’s exactly what’s going to happen. I’m not talking about some gay, rigged presidential election. No, I’m talking about taking real action in the real world. And I’m calling for every single one of you to join my army. Come and join me in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on October 11, 12, and 13 where we will begin the march down the road to extreme accountability.”

“We will begin the national cleansing process right then and right there,” Peters said. “We’re gonna spend the summer going into our communities and removing all of the filth and smut and pedophilic and pornographic materials from the schools and the library bookshelves and everywhere it’s hawked onto our kids. And come October, we’re going to bring it all to Atlantic City Beach, New Jersey, and we’re going to kill it with fire. We’re going to vanquish it from the Earth.”

“This will only be the beginning,” Peters promised. “This is an extreme event like no other. You want to call us extremists? We’ll show you extreme.”

It is important to remember that despite his bigoted views and openly violent rhetoric, Peters regularly manages to get Republican leaders, elected officials, and candidates for office to appear on his program, and that Peters himself has participated in ReAwaken America events alongside various Trump insiders and members of the Trump family.

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Republican state legislator in Arizona is now no longer allowed to use legislative broadcast equipment after he used it to talk to a far-right Rumble streamer who has praised Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.

According to the Arizona Mirror, Republican state senator Anthony Kern was interviewed by Stu Peters last week, who has repeatedly and consistently praised Hitler and called for the mass murder of various political opponents. Kern used the legislative studio to join Peters' channel to discuss a Drag Story Hour that took place at the state capitol in Phoenix, decrying both the event itself — in which a drag queen read a story to an audience of legislators and staffers — and the fact that it was held in a basement meeting room at the Arizona House of Representatives.

"I said, ‘Hey, Arizona, this is where your tax dollars are going,'" Kern said on Peters' channel.

READ MORE:Far-right influencer suggests 'shooting everyone involved' with immigrant aid charities

After it became known that Kern used broadcast equipment provided for lawmakers to produce videos, a spokesperson for Senate President Warren Petersen (R) told KPNX 12 News reporter Brahm Resnik that Kern is now banned from using it for the rest of his time in office.

"The Senate President does not approve of how the Senator chose to use the legislative broadcast resource last week, as a result, his privileges to use those resources for future interviews has been revoked," the spokesperson said.

Peters – a former bounty hunter — is an open anti-Semite, and has regularly used his channel to issue calls for political violence. Last fall, Peters specifically singled out Catholic Charities as a target for far-right vigilante violence.

"We need troops on the border that will shoot people that are trying to invade our country. That’d be a good first step," Peters said in November. "But you know what a better second step would be? Shooting everyone involved with these fake charities."

READ MORE:Trump campaign now advertising on channel of pro-Nazi commentator who called Hitler a 'hero'

Ads for former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign have also appeared on Peters's show, suggesting that the ex-president's campaign is spending money to explicitly target potential voters among Peters' audience. The campaign said it only spent money to advertise on Rumble — the preferred platform of streamers who have been banned from YouTube for extremist content — and that it never directly gave money to Peters or his channel.

Sen. Kern is also in the midst of legal problems, after he was indicted with seven others for his alleged role in Arizona's fake electors plot. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes indicted Kern and several others — including former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows — for allegedly submitting false documents to the state claiming that they were the presidential electors from the Grand Canyon State. Trump was not indicted, but was named in charging documents as an unindicted co-conspirator.

Click here to read the Arizona Mirror's full report.

READ MORE:Arizona AG officially unveils 9 new felony charges against Trump's former chief of staff

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May 20, 2024 RWW

Hunter Walker @ Talking Points Memo: Lawsuit Exposes Internal Feuds And Inner Workings Of Stew Peters’ Extremist Media Empire

The online hate speech broadcaster has Republican connections, a lucrative corporate sponsorship, and a lot of drama in his life.

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May 17, 2024

A dispute raging inside the “Stew Peters Network” ended up in a federal court in Florida last month. The ongoing case has exposed drama between a group of far right media personalities, complete with alleged text messages and emails that show the inner workings of a company that has peddled conspiracy theories, anti-gay hate speech, racism, and antisemitism, while still maintaining connections with more mainstream Republicans.

In many ways, the trouble began — as so many things have in the modern far right — with the coronavirus pandemic.

The company’s namesake, Stew Peters, is an internet personality whose eponymous show and associated social media posts have, in just the past two days alone, suggested immigrants are “retarded cannibals,” declared “Jewish Zionist infiltration in our government” is “our enemy,” and attacked “queer perverts” who he said needed to be “brought to heel” for creating “Weimar conditions” that “must be met with Weimar solutions.”

Peters, who has amassed six figure followings on the social networks Gab and Telegram along with an audience of over eighty thousand on former President Trump’s “Truth Social” platform, has shared his stage with neo-Nazi leader Nick Fuentes. Yet Peters’ evident extremism, which has included airing blatantly antisemitic cartoon caricatures in the introduction to his broadcasts, has also not stopped him from drawing established Republicans as guests on his show, including Trump’s former White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ), who has been credited with appearances in six episodes, and multiple current GOP congressional candidates.

While a blend of right wing politics and hate speech is a core part of Peters’ brand, COVID conspiracy theories are what provided him some of his strongest social media momentum.

Specifically, Peters gained prominence with the 2022 documentary “Died Suddenly,” which focused on what the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation described as “the evidence-free claim that COVID vaccines are causing sudden deaths in people around the world.” Peters was among the producers of the approximately hour long movie. It mixed jump cuts and archival footage — including images of 9/11, the moon landing, and bigfoot — along with interviews and easily contradicted claims to argue the vaccines are part of a population control plot engineered by the “global elite.” “Died Suddenly” concludes with onscreen text urging viewers to “let us never forget what they have done.”

“If you are quiet, or apathetic, or complacent you have to stand before God and you have to answer for that,” Peters warned the audience.

According to the Associated Press, Peters’ conspiratorial call to action amassed over 20 million views on various online platforms. It also helped inspire a viral hashtag. Those posts fueled harassment of people who experienced medical emergencies and deaths of loved ones due to COVID, as well as unrelated incidents. And, last month, disagreements over promotion and fundraising related to the movie led Peters’ company to file a lawsuit against his fellow producers, some of whom have their own connections to extremism and Republican politics.

Documents filed as part of that suit, which are being reported here for the first time, reveal allegations of “wrongful, deceptive, fraudulent, and infringing actions” that Peters has leveled against the other producers of “Died Suddenly.” Through an attorney, all of the defendants have disputed the allegations. They are currently seeking to have the suit dismissed. The documents also depict Peters and his associates squabbling over cash generated by the film. The court docket contains internal correspondence between Peters and the other producers, including alleged text messages that Peters’ former business partners claim show him trying to hide money from his ex-wife by routing payments through a friend.

“I’m going through a nasty divorce and I don’t really feel like giving her half of everything that they sent me,” Peters said in the alleged text exchange.

Travis DeCosta, the attorney representing Peters’ company in the case, declined to comment on the alleged text about the divorce.

“Right now I’m not at liberty to talk about it,” DeCosta said in a phone conversation with TPM on Thursday evening.

The lawsuit was first reported on last month by Angry White Men, a site dedicated to “tracking white supremacy.” However, the internal correspondence from Peters’ company and other case documents are being reported here at TPM for the first time. Along with feuds and alleged malfeasance in Peters’ inner circle, the documents — including some which were unsealed due to TPM reporting — shed light on the financial model that fringe far right broadcasters use to build their business. The suit paints a picture of an extremist media empire driven by clicks, commercials from a company selling gold bars to people paranoid about the “next crisis,” and audience donations. It also reveals how heavily Peters relied on outsiders to create much of the content that aired under his brand name.

‘My Special Boy’

Fame has long been a goal for Peters. A profile published by Mother Jones last year detailed how Peters spent the early 2000’s and 2010’s pursuing a rap career with the moniker “Fokiss.”

Peters’ musical efforts did not result in industry success, an experience Peters detailed in a 2012 song. A begins with what seems to be a fictionalized version of his mother telling a baby Peters, “You’re going to make it Stewart … my special boy” before detailing how “that dream” was a “failure.”

Starting in 2014, Peters went on to work as a bounty hunter in Minnesota where he experienced some initial social media success posting videos of apprehensions and taped rants. However, this venture was not without its own issues. By 2020, Peters began posting a political radio show on the Facebook page where he shared bounty hunting exploits. The following year, according to the Daily Beast, Peters was arrested after a scene at his home. The incident reportedly led Peters to express fears about the future of his law enforcement-adjacent career, and his bounty hunting videos ultimately tapered off. As Peters increasingly focused on political content, it was the “Died Suddenly” documentary that helped Peters, as Mother Jones put it, “hit his stride.”

[pix]Stew Peters rapping as “Fokiss.” (Photo: YouTube)

“Died Suddenly” was produced by Peters, filmmakers Matt Skow and Nicholas Stumphauzer, who directed the movie, Edward Szall, and Lauren Witzke. It was presented by the “Stew Peters Network,” which is essentially a subscription-based website and series of social media pages that host Peters’ show and affiliated broadcasts. Szall and Witzke are partners in the production company TLM Global, which is short for “Truth & Light Media.”

Like Peters, Szall and Witzke, who was previously an executive producer for Peters’ network, have their own connections to both GOP politics and the more extreme far right. Witzke, who could not be reached for comment on this story, was the GOP nominee for U.S. Senate in Delaware in 2020.

After winning the Republican primary in that race, Witzke cheerfully accepted tweeted congratulations from Fuentes, the prominent neo Nazi activist and broadcaster. Before losing in the general election, Witzke conducted an interview with the website VDare, which has consistently hosted white nationalist and antisemitic content. In that conversation, Witzke indicated she was more concerned about immigration than being branded a racist.

“Died Suddenly” wasn’t the only product of the partnership between Peters, Witzke, and Szall that, according to court documents, began in October 2021. Since then, the pair also worked with Peters on the documentary “These Little Ones,” which focused on a narrative about “elite pedophilia” with echoes of the pro-Trump QAnon conspiracy theory. They also produced two movies under the “Watch The Water” banner that were credited with originating a conspiracy theory that COVID was caused by snake venom in drinking water. Two other videos made through the partnership suggest world leaders and scientists are involved in a Satanic plot and that Americans are being enslaved by taxes, narratives that are more extreme versions of the concerns about globalists and elites that hint at antisemitic tropes and have increasingly become part of the Republican playbook. Along with producing these documentaries, Witzke and Szall also hosted their own biweekly broadcast, “Crosstalk News” on Peters’ network.

‘I tried to get her to let it go, she’s not’

However, earlier this year, the partnership between Peters, Witzke, and Szall apparently turned sour. On April 3, Fokiss Inc. a Minnesota company led by Peters that bears his old rap name, filed a federal suit against Witzke, Szall, TLM Global, LLC, a related company, and the directors of “Died Suddenly,” Skow, and Stumphauzer. The suit was filed in the Southern District of Florida. All of the defendants are being represented by attorneys Matthew Nelles and Joshua Martin, who did not respond to requests for comment from TPM. Skow and Stumphauzer also did not respond to requests for comment.

The initial complaint, which notes that Fokiss is doing business as the Stew Peters Network, accuses the TLM team of making “unauthorized donation solicitations” on a website associated with “Died Suddenly.” Fokiss’ complaint also alleged all of the defendants made “improper” applications for trademarks associated with the “Died Suddenly” brand. The court filing also includes a copy of a termination letter that Peters apparently sent to Szall on January 27, 2024 in an attempt to end their business relationship. That letter describes the “ownership confusion of the ‘DIED SUDDENLY’ name, twitter page, and documentary” along with “unapproved postings, fundraisers, and even subscription sign ups” that Peters called “unacceptable” and even “criminal.”

Despite these concerns Peters indicated in the letter a willingness to continue to work with Szall, Witzke, and TLM. Peters specified that Crosstalk “may continue to air on the SPN.” He also discussed the terms for this, which he indicated were part of a separate “contract.” The deal outlined by Peters in the letter indicated that “Crosstalk” was fully produced by TLM and then delivered to his company on the afternoon it was aired. He wrote that TLM needed to pay $1,600 monthly to air on the network. The exchange indicates that, at least in this case, Peters charged other hosts to make content for his network, which offered them the benefit of exposure to his following. Peters also wrote that TLM had an “ongoing obligation to complete and deliver … the remaining two documentaries” for which he said they were already “paid in full for by the Stew Peters Network.”

The complaint details the amount TLM was paid to make documentaries for Peters. It also identified Goldco, a relatively mainstream company that helps clients invest in gold and other precious metals as the primary funder of the Stew Peters Network and its documentaries.

According to the complaint, Goldco had two sponsorship agreements with Peters’ company that ran from April 2022 to the end of last month. He has continued to identify the company as a sponsor in more recent broadcasts as well. The complaint described Goldco as providing “the majority of the Network’s annual budgets and production requirements.” Goldco and its CEO, Trevor Gerszt, did not respond to questions from TPM about its role financing Peters’ network, and its extremist content.

According to the complaint, Peters’ company provided TLM a “documentary budget” of $379,000 through two separate payments last year that were “generally tied to the Plaintiff’s obligations to the GoldCo Sponsorship Agreement.”

The complaint included a Feb. 5 response from Ryan DiGiovanni, an attorney for TLM Global LLC, answering Peters’ termination letter from the prior month. DiGiovanni objected to what he described as Peters’ attempt to “piecemeal together the provisions for which you expect continued performance while at the same time repudiating your responsibility for continued payment.” He also said TLM “unequivocally disagree[s] that the two documentaries have been ‘paid in full.’”

While TLM’s attorney said they considered Peters’ letter a “material breach” of his agreement with the company, he attempted to end his response on a relatively positive note. DiGiovanni said TLM would provide Peters’ “work completed to date” on an unfinished documentary and that the company was “open to further discussion … regarding the possibility of future contract(s).”

Peters’ attorney, DeCosta, fired back with another letter that quoted a “request” that purportedly came from Witzke in October 2023 where she indicated the remaining documentary budget was $189,000. That alleged request, which was a bulleted list, also included other money Witzke, who was still working for both the Stew Peters Network and SPN at the time, wanted from Peters. According to Peters’ attorney, Witzke had line items asking for “$25k Lauren Mid Year Bonus (You Promised)” and “Lauren Car – $13,500 (You Promised).” Peters’ attorney also included a November 17, 2023 email that he said was sent from Szall to bolster the argument the documentary budget had been fully provided to TLM. In that alleged email, Szall wrote to Peters that, despite some disagreement, he needed no further payment for the remaining documentaries required by their contract.

However, the alleged email from Szall to Peters indicated there were still outstanding issues about money Witzke believed she was due.

“Regarding what you mentioned in the itemization about Lauren’s bonus and car allowance, TLM cannot receive money on behalf of Lauren as she was your employee,” Szall wrote in the alleged email, adding, “Bro, listen, she still considers the $25k bonus and the $13.5k car allowance as outstanding, and she may pursue that money on her own. Just wanted to let you know, I tried to get her to let it go, she’s not.”

Szall further suggested that Witzke would “pursue” those funds. Nelles, Witzke’s attorney in the suit, did not respond to specific questions about the bonus and car payment dispute. DeCosta, the attorney for Peters’ company, told TPM Witzke’s requests for funds were a “moot issue” that “has nothing to do with the intellectual property claim that this lawsuit’s about.”

“We dispute that she’s entitled to any money,” DeCosta said of Witzke in a phone conversation on Thursday evening.

‘He’s turning Died Suddenly into HIS grift’

In the over six weeks since Peters’ company filed suit against Szall, Witzke, the TLM companies, and the “Died Suddenly” directors, the lawyers for both sides have engaged in a back and forth argument in court. Two days after filing the suit, Peters and his attorney argued for a temporary restraining order that, among other things, restricted the defendants’ assets and barred them from using web and social media associated with “Died Suddenly.” The temporary restraining order was put in place on April 9.

On April 17, lawyers for Szall, Witzke, and the other defendants filed a motion to dissolve the temporary restraining order. Along with objecting to technicalities related to an alleged lack of certified notice given by the lawyer for Peters’ company and problems with the time stamp on the order, the motion featured the text purportedly from Peters about his “divorce.” The motion said that text was an instruction from Peters to Witzke on May 4, 2023, and that the money he was hoping to conceal from his ex-wife was his “Goldco sponsorship.” In light of this, TLM’s lawyers argued it was “ironic” Peters’ company was concerned about anyone else “hiding assets.”

TPM reached out to Szall via text message on Thursday with several questions about the case. Via email, he pointed to the motion seeking to dissolve the restraining order and specifically the page featuring the alleged “nasty divorce” text. Szall suggested he and the other defendants felt that page contained “the answers you are looking for.”

The motion seeking to dissolve the restraining order against TLM and the other defendants also included an alleged text from Peters to Witzke on February 25, 2023. In that alleged exchange Peters apparently expressed frustration that Szall and his colleagues were soliciting donations in the name of “Died Suddenly,” which he described as a “serious problem.”

“He’s turning Died Suddenly into HIS grift,” Peters wrote in the alleged text exchange, later adding, “I have NEVER asked for a donation.”

The lawyers for Szall, Witzke, TLM, and the directors suggested in court filings? this showed Peters was aware of the donations well before seeking the temporary restraining order. They also claimed “just $4,134.60” was raised through fundraising between January and April of last year. A judge ultimately recommended to dissolve the restraining order on April 23. DeCosta, the attorney for Peters’ company, did not object to the recommendation.

Since then, there has been a flurry of activity related to the fact the initial complaint filed on behalf of Peters’ company exceeded a required page limit. DeCosta is currently working on an amended complaint. On Monday, the attorneys for Szall, Witzke, TLM, and the “Died Suddenly” directors filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit for failure to state a claim. A response from the attorney for Peters’ company is due June 3. As of this writing, the case remains ongoing.

‘Dr. Suss’

As the court fight rages on, Peters’ extremism has become an issue. In the motion seeking to withdraw the restraining order, TLM’s attorneys cited the fact that Peters is “a divisive individual.” As evidence, the motion pointed to posts Peters made criticizing Martin Luther King Jr. and the gay community. Of course, Szall, Witzke, and TLM are no strangers to divisive rhetoric of their own.

Old episodes of “Crosstalk” are still available on the Stew Peters Network website. The most recent episode hosted on the page is a “Christmas Special” from December last year that begins with graphics of Szall and Witzke as angels before moving to a Dr. Seuss parody titled “How The Rabbi Robbed Christmas by, Dr. Suss.” The story, complete with antisemitic caricatures, was the tale of a rabbi who doesn’t like Christmas, in part because it hurt “his wallet.”

“Even the Jews down in Jewville liked Christmas a lot, but the rabbi who lived just north of Jewville did not,” a narrator said.

Since then, TLM has moved on to other projects including working with Trump associate Laura Loomer. Fundraising pages for that project initially indicated Fuentes, the neo Nazi streamer, was involved. However, when asked by TPM, both Szall and Loomer claimed that was an error.

Szall has taken the Crosstalk brand to Cozy TV, a video platform that is heavily associated with Fuentes. The site is home to Fuentes’ broadcasts and the company that owns and operates Cozy is also headquartered at the same PO Box address as Fuentes’ America First Foundation.

TPM emailed Szall to ask if he had any regrets about his own statements in light of his attorneys’ trying to make an issue of Peters’ “divisive” commentary. TPM also pressed him on how he could have concerns about that if he was apparently willing to work with Fuentes. Szall stood by his own remarks, though he suggested Witzke has not been involved in the Cozy broadcasts.

“You will never find us casting blame onto others for our own statements and behaviors,” Szall wrote. “I run a Bible study on Cozy, and Lauren doesn’t make content anymore, as she is 7 months pregnant and her attention is focused entirely on her new and growing family.”

Szall also suggested Peters’ comments were included in the motion to show that the host had damaged his own brand separate from any harm he alleged was done by TLM.

“Any damages caused to Stew Peters’ reputation are entirely self inflicted- and no fault of Lauren’s or my own,” Szall wrote.

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Ahmad Austin Jr. @ Mediaite: Minnesota GOP Endorses Ex-NBA Player Royce White to Run for Senate — As White’s Wild Past Comments Resurface Online

The Minnesota GOP on Saturday announced its endorsement of former NBA player Royce White to run against Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) for a seat in the U.S. Senate.

Dan Ladden-Hall @ The Daily Beast: Trump Hilariously Claims He ‘Doesn’t Freeze!’ in Viral Gaffe Pushback

Donald Trump came out swinging Monday morning, pushing back on claims that he froze up during a speech over the weekend and asserting that an apparent mishap involving a wobbly podium was, in fact, a stunning feat of his physical talents.

Brett Sholtis @ Lancaster Online: How a Lancaster charity linked to a private Christian college influences public school policy in Pa.

The Eden Bridge Foundation tells prospective donors that their support will help build “the Kingdom of God” on Earth with money flowing to Lancaster Bible College and other ministries. Over the past 14 years, the nonprofit has steered tens of millions of dollars to Christian schools, churches and charities. But some donations to the 501(c)(3) Eden Bridge Foundation routinely go to Republican-aligned groups at the center of conservative political advocacy.

Eric Hananoki @ Media Matters: Rep. Young Kim has spent years cultivating support from far-right extremist Jack Hibbs

Hibbs, a podcaster and pastor, has spouted toxic rhetoric targeting Jewish, LGBTQ, and Muslim people.

Marita Vlachou @ HuffPost: Sen. J.D. Vance Says The U.S. ‘Could Learn From’ Viktor Orbán’s Policies

The Ohio Republican is one of the top contenders to become Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

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Kate Riga @ Mediaite: Fearing Blowback, A Couple Arizona Senate Republicans Join Democrats To Repeal 1864 Abortion Ban

A couple Arizona Senate Republicans crossed over Wednesday to help Democrats repeal the state’s 1864 ban as national Republicans hope to avert electoral punishment.

Jaxon White @ Lancaster Online: Conservative lawmakers, faith leaders meet with Christian dominionist activist in Harrisburg

Two Republican state lawmakers and several faith leaders were among those who met Wednesday with a controversial Christian activist to discuss promoting a prayer rally in Harrisburg ahead of the general election. Sean Feucht, an evangelical musician who has become increasingly active in politics, told several dozen people at the Capitol media center in Harrisburg that his organization, Let Us Worship, will host a prayer rally on the steps of the Pennsylvania Capitol in October to “prophesize over” the fall election.

Angry White Men: AZ State Senator Anthony Kern Appears On Rumble Show Of Holocaust Denier Stew Peters

On May 1, 2024, AZ State Sen. Anthony Kern made a guest appearance on the Rumble show of Stew Peters. Peters is a Holocaust denier and Nazi sympathizer with a history of violent, racist, anti-LGBTQ, and antisemitic rhetoric. Kern, who was recently indicted for his role in Donald Trump’s fake electors plot, claimed that God was “raising up” Trump and Peters.

David Badash @ The New Civil Rights Movement: MAGA State Superintendent Supports Chaplains in Public Schools – But Not From All Religions

As several Oklahoma news outlets report, there’s a wrinkle lawmakers may not have anticipated.

Joe Jervis: MAGA Prophet: Trump Critics Will Be Struck With Boils

“My children, you are about to see biblical-type plagues strike some of your enemies, even on their faces. Boils will be seen. See who was infected by them. See how they will try to explain it away. But know your enemies are very afraid just as they were in Egypt.”

Evan Vorpahl @ True North: True North Issues New Research Report Detailing Who Is Targeting State Courts to Limit Freedoms

True North is issuing a new research report shining a light on those men–Leonard Leo, Dick Uihlein, Charles Koch, and Jeff Yass–and right-wing groups targeting state courts and other levers of power to change the rules and limit our freedoms. This new report also documents how Leo used the Federalist Society to target state supreme courts and the judicial selection process in order to advance his agenda, and more.

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kandiss Taylor is a flat-earth, election-denying conspiracy theorist who unsuccessfully ran for governor in Georgia in 2022. Undaunted by her paltry showing in that election, Taylor subsequently became a Georgia GOP district chair and also began hosting a weekly program called “Jesus, Guns, and Babies” on the far-right Stew Peters Network.

Peters himself if a racist, far-right anti-LGBTQ bigot who regularly uses his own nightly program, speeches, and social media accounts to promote white nationalism and virulent antisemitism while spreading wild conspiracy theories, bigotry, and calls for violence.

Taylor has said that Peters is her “best friend,” so it was not surprising to hear her issue a threat of violence during a recent appearance on Peters’ program.

Peters has repeatedly and openly called for violence against the government and his perceived political enemies, threatening time and again to deliver “extreme accountability,” by which he means public executions.

Taylor, who has her own history of issuing warnings of violence, used that exact phrase during her recent appearance on Peters’ show while discussing what will happen to those who oppose her Christian nationalist efforts to place the church in control of the government.

“We need to make church the state’s business again,” Peters said. “We need to bring Jesus Christ to the state, and we need to eradicate any form of government that is oppressive to the individual rights, individual liberty, prosperity, peace, liberty, property, of anything, our God-given inherent, unalienable rights, and replace that with a form of government that’s representative of the people and God’s law.”

“We are the church and we run the state,” Taylor replied. “Even if they don’t believe it to be so, it is a fact. And if they keep pushing around with American people, and they keep playing all these games, they’re gonna find!”

“How are they gonna find out?” Peters asked. “How are they gonna FAFO [fuck around and find out]?”

“Extreme accountability,” Taylor answered.

“I love it,” Peters gushed. “You’re speaking my language.”

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Roger Sollenberger @ The Daily Beast: The ‘Profound Influence’ of Christian Extremists on Mike Johnson.

Speaker Mike Johnson’s spiritual journey reveals ties to Christian fundamentalists who support slavery. Johnson’s office won’t say where he stands on that issue.

Tom Winter, Valeriya Antonshchuk, Patrick Smith and Caroline Radnofsky @ NBC News: Pennsylvania man arrested after allegedly killing his father and displaying his decapitated head on YouTube.

In the video, which has since been removed, Justin Mohn says his father was a federal employee and refers to him as a traitor while voicing right-wing conspiracy theories.

Angry White Men: Stew Peters: Somalis Are ‘Filthy Cockroaches That’ve Infested’ Minneapolis.

On the Jan. 30, 2024 episode of his Rumble show, white nationalist and Holocaust denier Stew Peters went on a vile, racist rant about Somali immigrants. While interviewing British Neo-Nazi Mark Collett, Peters called Somalis “gross,” “low IQ” “parasites” and “filthy cockroaches” who “infested the city of Minneapolis” and “hate white people.”

Kiera Butler @ Mother Jones: Anti-Vax Influencer Stew Peters Has a New Fixation: “The Jews.”

He says he’s not sure whether Hitler was a bad guy, because of all the “propaganda.”

Tori Otten @ The New Republic: Republican Congressman Goes on Insanely Racist Rant About Cori Bush.

Republican Representative Troy Nehls went on a rant loaded with racist dog whistles about his Democratic counterpart Cori Bush after she confirmed the Justice Department is investigating her campaign spending.

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On Rumble, Stew Peters and TPUSA ambassador suggest violent insurrection against “Jewish-controlled” government | Media Matters for America

Turning Point USA Ambassador Evan Kilgore appeared on the show of virulent antisemite Stew Peters, where the two alleged that Jewish people are behind the world’s problems and advocated for armed revolt. After claiming that the government is “Jewish-controlled,” Kilgore said that people “have to be willing to stand up and use their firearm, use the Second Amendment to protect themselves against this tyranny.”

Peters is a white nationalist and antisemite who hosts a program that streams on Rumble. He has endorsed Holocaust denial and pro-Hitler propaganda and encourages violence as a solution to problems.

Kilgore is a Turning Point USA ambassador. The right-wing organization states that he is an “outspoken Christian and Conservative commentator who focuses on politics, faith, and culture” and says he was “retweeted by President Trump multiple times.”

TPUSA is led by Charlie Kirk, whose recent commentary has included both antisemitism and Islamophobia. The organization recently cut ties with Morgan Ariel, a far-right influencer who pushes antisemitism and has appeared on Peters’ program.

Kilgore was a guest on the January 25 edition of Peters’ program, where the two started discussing the razor wire case in Texas. Kilgore told Peters that “this is all part of a mass depopulation agenda” and “the United States is being invaded by illegal immigrants. It's absolutely disgusting.”

Peters replied of the border: “Electrify it. Shoot people that are trying to come across it.” (Peters has previously called for shooting workers for the nonprofit Catholic Charities USA.)

The conversation then descended into open antisemitism when the two discussed who was behind the world’s problems.

Peters alleged that there’s a “criminal Jewish banking cabal, the central banking system. This system, by the way, that was kicked out of Russia by Vladimir Putin, which is why he's the boogeyman for the entire Jewish-funded media. Blackrock, State Street, Vanguard, the Rothschilds. He kicked them out.”

Kilgore later replied: “No, exactly. They fund everything from the public education system to the banks to literally everything. So they’re funding these wars, they’re instigating these wars, they’re creating these wars in essence, truly.”

Peters also said that when it comes to government, “We have a bunch of people that are sold out to Jews”:

STEW PETERS (HOST): We don't have any representation in Washington. We have a bunch of people that are sold out to Jews. That's what we have. I mean, literally, that's what we have. Nobody can argue that. It's not antisemitic to say that, it is freaking fact. Every one of our bureaucracies. Every one of our three letter agencies, all of our Ivy League schools, all of our publicly funded college post-secondary institutions, every institution in this country is led by somebody who claims to be a Jew. Are they practicing Jews? No, of course they're not. They hide behind the Jew label.

Kilgore replied after Peters’ rant: “What you said is exactly correct.” He added: “They're Jewish-controlled. And, you know, people like me, the everyday American conservative Christian is waking up to this.” He then praised Holocaust denier Nick Fuentesfor being “kind of a forefront leader” in criticizing “Jewish people.”

Peters and Kilgore talked about alleged solutions to taking back their government, which prominently included violence. When Peters asked if “America needs to see an insurrection, a violent one,” Kilgore replied:

EVAN KILGORE (TPUSA AMBASSADOR): I think that if we can't get this country back under control, then we certainly need to do something, and does it need to be an insurrection? Possibly. There needs to be a list of demands. If we're going to go take over the Capitol, there needs to be a list of demands saying we're not going to leave unless these are satisfied, unless we the people regain the power in this nation.

(Kilgore had said during the program: “Personally, I don't think January 6 went far enough.”)

Kilgore later complained that “most Americans are far too lazy to ever engage in a civil war,” but the “American people have to be willing to stand up and use their firearm, use the Second Amendment to protect themselves against this tyranny.”

STEW PETERS (HOST): How many Americans do you think are willing to actually use firearms and lethal force to protect their life, liberty, and property, and to protect their kids against a tyrannical government? Or how many of them are just going to lay down and just go to jail, just be carted off by the feds and, you know, handcuffed and just go to jail peacefully and like, be like victims and be like, “Oh my God. Well, now I need a crowdfunding. I need” — you know, I mean, where are we? Where are the real fighters? We don't need political candidates. We need William Wallace.

EVAN KILGORE (TPUSA AMBASSADOR): No, exactly. I do think those people are few and far between. But you're right. A lot of Americans, we talk about a coming civil war between the left and the right, or even some sort of war on the world stage. Most Americans are far too lazy to ever engage in a civil war. The most that we can do is make some tweets on X and post terrible memes on Instagram, and they believe that's fighting the culture war. And it's going to come. One day, this war is going to come to our front door, and American people have to be willing to stand up and use their firearm, use the Second Amendment to protect themselves against this tyranny.

PETERS: Yeah. We have exhausted virtually every, every other available recourse that we have. We really have. I mean, we really have. We have tried to petition the government to redress our grievances. January 6, perfect example.

Peters concluded the segment by stating: “Your State Department is controlled by Jews. Your Department of Justice is controlled by Jews. Your Ivy League schools are controlled by Jews. Your public schools are controlled by Jews. All of your major universities are controlled by Jews. Your entire media is funded by Jews.”

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Shortly before Christmas, a fanatical Christian nationalist activist named Michael Cassidy drove from Mississippi to the state capitol in Iowa and proceeded to destroy a display that had been erected there by the Satanic Temple of Iowa, as protected by the First Amendment. Cassidy’s actions were loudly praised by fellow right-wing political activists and candidates and a legal defense fund set up for him has so far raised nearly $90,000.

On Wednesday, Cassidy appeared on “The Stew Peters Show” to defend himself, claiming that when he saw the Satanic display, he was overcome with “righteous indignation” that something “so offensive” and “so anti-Christian” was allowed to be on display in a state capitol and he therefore took it upon himself to destroy it.

Peters, a far-right virulently anti-LGBTQ bigot who regularly uses his nightly program, speeches, and social media accounts to promote white nationalists and antisemites and to spread wild conspiracy theories, bigotry, and calls for violence, completely understood.

Cassidy’s actions were completely justified, Peters asserted, because Satanists have no right to mock Christians.

“Righteous indignation is exactly right, and rightfully so,” Peters declared. “This is Satan mocking us. By putting this Baphomet [statue] inside of the Iowa capitol building in Des Moines, that is mockery! That is Satanists and Satan’s minions mocking Christians, mocking Christianity, mocking the very value system that this country was founded on that they then turn around and use as their justification that, ‘We have the right to do this.’ No, you don’t! No, you don’t.”

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Among the guests were far-right activists and commentators Gavin McInnes, Keith Woods, Elijah Schaffer, Stew Peters, and Vincent James, an unapologetic racist, antisemite, misogynist, conspiracy theorist, and fascist, who currently serves as the treasurer of Fuentes’ white nationalist America First organization.}:

During their discussion, Fuentes and James spent a good deal of time reminiscing about their years of working together to spread their shared racist, antisemitic, and fascist worldview while commiserating over the fact that their dedication to spreading that worldview has largely ruined their respective lives.

Fuentes and James asserted that all of their efforts are starting to pay off, as younger far-right activists are now able to say the sorts of things that have turned Fuentes and James into social pariahs without “having to make the same sacrifices” that they did.

In fact, said James, he and Fuentes are basically the Rosa Parks and/or Martin Luther King Jr. of bigoted fascist far-right activists.

“We’ve reached millions of people,” Jamesvid. “There’s a big benefit to that but it’s something—I’m not saying that I regret it, I’m just saying that it’s not easy. It’s not for the weak, that’s for sure. To go through the things that we [have]—journalists stalking us and shit like that—it’s not for the weak.”

“The fact that we have sort of paved the way and made it easier for people to talk about these things,” he continued, “you’re kind of jealous. It’s like, ‘What the fuck man?’ It’s like, ‘Dude, I lost my job, all these things happened to me, I lost my bank account to say these things.’ It’s kind of like, almost, you know, Martin Luther King in a way, kind of, or Rosa Parks.”

“Yeah,” Fuentes agreed. “We’re the first ones. We’re the ones getting beaten down and firehosed.”

“Yeah, it’s kind of like that,” James replied. “It’s almost exactly like how those Blacks were hit with fire hoses.”

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Given that Peters regularly manages to get Republican leaders, elected officials, and candidates for office to appear on his own program, it is becoming imperative that any GOP elected official or candidate who agrees to appear on Peters’ program be held accountable for giving credibility to someone who is not only actively raising money for fascists but is, himself, a unhinged and dangerous far-right activist who openly advocates the overthrow of the U.S. government.}:

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Top Oklahoma education official Ryan Walters cheers conspiracy theorist while appearing on her show | Media Matters for America

Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters praised conspiracy theorist DeAnna Lorraine during a nearly 25-minute interview on the December 19, 2023, edition of her show. Walters and Lorraine also spread a conspiracy theory about supposed Marxist infiltration in Oklahoma public schools, and Walters touted his efforts “to ensure that we're running the left wing out” in order “to put folks that share our conservative values in this agency.”

Lorraine is a former Infowars host and failed congressional candidate with a long record of spreading outlandish conspiracy theories, including Pizzagate and the QAnon conspiracy theory. (In recent posts, Lorraine said that “Q is the greatest Psyop ever told” and “we’ve been played.”) She also attended the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol and has proposed that we “arm our children” to stop school shootings. Her streaming show, Shots Fired with DeAnna Lorraine, is part of the media network of white nationalist Stew Peters, who has spread extreme and violent rhetoric including calling for the deaths of LGBTQ people, journalists, Democratic politicians, and Catholic charity workers.

As Oklahoma’s state superintendent, Walters has pushed right-wing propaganda into public school curriculum and used far-right media programs to attack the state’s education system and teachers. Walters appeared on NBC’s Meet the Press days before his interview with Lorraine, arguing that he is responding to a “higher education push to drive left-wing, Marxist propaganda into classrooms.” Walters previously suggested that he has taken education policy advice from right-wing media personalities, including the anti-LGBTQ social media account Libs of TikTok and a BlazeTV pundit who disparages public schools as “Satan’s youth ministry.”

In the December 19 Shots Fired interview, Walters claimed that Oklahoma’s “education system has been run by Marxists for far too long” and the host agreed, suggesting there has been a communist plot since the 1950s to take over public education. Lorraine also compared the left to “cockroaches” after Walters claimed that “liberals embed themselves” in government agencies. He referred to the state superintendent’s office under his Democratic predecessor as “a captured entity,” and bragged to Lorraine: “I fired over 100 people from our agency in the first six months, and we are continuing to ensure that we're running the left wing out, and we're going to put folks that share our conservative values in this agency.”

Walters also claimed that George Soros — a frequent target of antisemitic conspiracy theories — has “financed” school boards and “government bureaucratic apparatuses.”

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DEANNA LORRAINE (HOST): Ryan Walters, I'm excited to talk about you and all of these great wins under your belt. You are just slaying the Marxist left back and forth. Welcome to Shots Fired, how are you?

RYAN WALTERS: (OKLAHOMA STATE SUPERINTENDENT): Look, I appreciate you having me on. I appreciate the work you're doing. And, you know, I mean, that's the thing in education — to get the education system back on track when it's been pulled so far to the left, we have got to operate with a sense of urgency. And so we're playing offense here in Oklahoma. We're going to be aggressive and we're just getting started. But I'm telling you, this education system has been run by Marxists for far too long. Parents know it, our taxpayers know it, and it's time to get going.

LORRAINE: Oh 100%. And some people somehow still believe that this is sort of some big conspiracy theory that the education systems have been hijacked by the Marxist left and, you know, this all sort of happened organically. No, it's not. It's literally in the communist goals. The 45 communist goals for America way back in the 1950s. They state that they want to hide, they're going to hijack the education systems and schools and transform them into Marxist, communist curriculum. So it's not a conspiracy and it's actually happened, and they've been very successful at it.

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WALTERS: I think that's so important for your viewers to hear is that we are in a very red state, very red state. Every single one of our counties voted for Donald Trump twice, so we are a very red state. But let me tell you, we also have a teachers union who is very well-financed and continue to block legislation and push legislation at the state capital. They have captured a lot of Republican legislators who listen to them alone. And so we've had to fight back against some of them, some folks in our own party who have fought school choice, fought parents rights. We had a legislator that’s Republican that fought to keep pornography in the classroom. And so we have these pockets of influence the teachers union has. But I'm going to tell you, the other thing that's so important is now that I run the education agency is liberals embed themselves in these agencies. So you've seen this with the way —

LORRAINE: Like cockroaches.

WALTERS: George Soros has financed these district attorneys. They've done the same thing with school boards, and they've done the same thing with the government bureaucratic apparatuses. So when I got here, you know, we would pass laws and it wouldn't be enforced because again, my predecessor, a Democrat, loaded this agency up with a bunch of liberals that were never going to hold districts accountable. They were never going to push back on the teachers union. And frankly, this was a captured entity. I mean, the left had captured the state superintendent. So you can pass whatever laws you wanted, they were never going to be enforced on the schools. So it has been a dramatic shift. I fired over 100 people from our agency in the first six months, and we are continuing to ensure that we're running the left wing out, and we're going to put folks that share our conservative values in this agency. And we're going to continue to fight for parents, and we're going to continue to fight — it’s frankly common sense. We're going to keep fighting for common sense to come back to the classroom.

Lorraine and Walters ended the interview praising each other, with the host telling Walters, “You are on fire. I love what you’re up to. I love what you’re doing. Keep going at it because we need strong fighters like you to fight for our schools and our children.”

Walters replied with effusive praise, telling Lorraine, “I love your show, love what you’re doing,” and “I appreciate you fighting for conservative principles and values and your fight for our kids. So really appreciate the time on the show and thank you for the work you’re doing.”

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CitationFrom the December 19, 2023, edition of Stew Peters Network's Shots Fired with DeAnna Lorraine

LORRAINE: Ryan Walters, you are on fire. I love what you're up to. I love what you're doing. Keep going at it because we need strong fighters like you to fight for our schools and our children. Tell everybody again where they can find you and follow your awesome work and achievements.

WALTERS: Well, I appreciate that. I love your show, love what you're doing.

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WALTERS: But look I appreciate the time. I appreciate you fighting for conservative principles and values and your fight for our kids. So really appreciate the time on the show and thank you for the work you're doing.

LORRAINE: Thank you so much, Ryan.

Walters promoted the interview on X (formerly Twitter) by reposting a link from Lorraine to the interview with the caption “OK Superintendent of Education is on FIRE slaying the Marxists!”

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### Oklahoma's top education official has a cozy relationship with BlazeTV host Steve Deace, who likens public schools to “Satan’s youth ministry”

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### Remarks from Oklahoma public schools superintendent mirror far-right extremist talking points on the Tulsa Race Massacre

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### Public schools are the latest target of the right’s con culture

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They're whining that "globalists" are trying to control everyone. Meanwhile, the Republicans in Oklahoma are pushing a bill that would create a database for pregnant women so they can track if they get abortions.

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stew Peters is a far-right virulently anti-LGBTQ bigot who regularly uses his nightly “The Stew Peters Show” program, speeches, and social media accounts to promote white nationalists and antisemites and to spread wild conspiracy theories, bigotry, and calls for violence.}:

Lately, those calls for violence have become increasingly explicit, as just last week Peters used his program to urge Americans to begin exploring “extra-legal options” to remove “enemy combatants” like Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs from office.

Over the weekend, Peters joined members of former President Donald Trump’s family and inner circle and a cavalcade of far-right conspiracy theorists for a ReAwaken America event in Las Vegas, where he delivered a bloodthirsty rant that was alarming even by Peters’ already unhinged standards.

Speaking on the same stage as the likes of Donald Trump Jr., Lara Trump, Kimberly Guilfoyle, and Michael Flynn, Peters repeatedly called for his perceived political enemies to be executed.

Peters vowed to arrest former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Anthony Fauci and prosecute him for the COVID-19 pandemic, after which Peters said Fauci “will hang from a length of thick rope until he is dead.”

Hunter Biden, Peters then pledged, will be tried for treason and “when he is convicted of those crimes, he will get the punishment that traitors like Julius and Ethel Rosenberg received before him: Death!”

Peters proceeded to declare that Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is “atreasonous traitor, and in the world that we are going to build, traitors will hang.”

On top of that, Peters warned that any medical professional who provides treatment to transgender youth will be charged with “child mutilation.”

“Child mutilation will be a capital offense,” Peters proclaimed. “And those who commit it will receive the death penalty without exception.”

“We are going to see extreme accountability,” Peters asserted. “Maximum accountability. We are going to have permanent accountability, with extreme prejudice!”

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despite Peters well-documented history of using extremely bigoted and increasingly dangerous rhetoric, he nevertheless regularly manages to get Republican leaders, elected officials, and candidates for office to appear on his program.

The ReAwaken America touris the brainchild of right-wing conspiracy theorist Clay Clark, who has openly bragged that the participation by Michael Flynn and members of the Trump family in these events is “legitimizing what we are doing in the minds of many people” and allowing him to get various conspiracy theorists and self-proclaimed “prophets” directly into “Trump’s inner circle.”

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stew Peters is a far-right virulently anti-LGBTQ bigot who regularly uses his nightly “The Stew Peters Show” program, speeches, and social media accounts to promote white nationalists and antisemites and to spread wild conspiracy theories, bigotry, and calls for violence.Nevertheless, Peters regularly manages to get Republican leaders, elected officials, and candidates for office to appear on his program.

On Wednesday, far-right Arizona state Sen. Wendy Rogers appeared on Peters’ program, where she discussed her good friend Kari Lake’s never-ending effort to overturn her loss in the 2022 gubernatorial election to current Gov. Katie Hobbs.

When Peters declared that he hopes that Lake will prevail and then have Hobbs arrested, Rogers eagerly agreed.

“If she is installed as the legitimate governor, what about Hobbs?” Peters wondered. “Will she be arrested? Will all of the people who committed these crimes actually be held criminally accountable? This is what we need.”

“I want to see that,” Rogers replied. “I want to see that.”

Peters, though, does not have much faith in our political and judicial system, prompting him to declare that Americans should now be exploring “extra-legal options.”

“Speaking of enemy combatants, that’s what these people are,” Peters said. “They have taken over a country. They have affected a Marxist coup d’état.These are the real insurrectionists who have committed sedition.”

“The judiciary has failed us. The legal process has failed us. The voting process has failed us,” Peters continued. “So, I think that right now what Americans need to be exploring is our extra-legal options.”

The term “extra-legal” as Peters used it means “illegal,” of course, and potentially violently so.

“God bless America,” Rogers then responded as Peters ended the segment by expressing his love and appreciation for her.

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MAGA pastor Mark Burns complains that the Department of Justice is “a Gestapo-like weapon” that is being used against former President Donald Trump and flat-out says he doesn’t care what crimes Trump may have committed because “he’s God’s anointed.”
Dalton Clodfelter admits that believes “in censoring our opposition.”
Stew Peters’ conspiracy theorizing is becoming increasingly predictable and lazy: “The moon landing was FAKE. Buzz Aldrin is FAKE. Buzz Aldrin’s mom is FAKE.“
Sean Feucht is starting “a 3-day prayer and fasting movement in preparation” for his upcoming events in the Pacific Northwest because “it is #1 for witchcraft and demonic activity.”
Finally, Republican Rep. Eric Burlison says that he was “red-pilled” by Christian nationalist pseudo-historian David Barton years ago and declares that he wouldn’t be involved in politics today had he not been exposed to Barton’s work.

Tags: Dalton Clodfelter David Barton Eric Burlison Mark Burns Sean Feucht Stew Peters Leftovers

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Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Mariana Alfaro @ The Washington Post: Kari Lake accused of defamation in suit filed by Arizona election official.
Brad Reed @ Raw Story: ‘Boo all you want’: Chris Christie defiantly slams Trump in front of MAGA audience.
Jennifer Bowers Bahney @ Mediaite: Infowars Host Owen Shroyer Pleads Guilty to Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Charge.
Vaughn Hillyard and Ryan J. Reilly @ NBC News: Trump spoke at a fundraiser for Jan. 6 defendants.
Emine Yücel @ Talking Points Memo: Some In The House Freedom Caucus Want To Boot Members. MTG Appears To Be A Target.
Steve Benen @ The Maddow Blog: GOP reps push to ‘expunge’ Trump impeachments from the record.
Eric Hananoki @ Media Matters: Stew Peters’ Rothschilds conspiracy theory: OceanGate sub was sunk to hide truth “that it wasn’t an iceberg that sank the Titanic.”

Tags: Chris Christie Donald Trump Kari Lake Owen Shroyer Stew Peters Round-Up

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stew Peters is a right-wing streamer and influencer who has hosted numerous Republican officials and helped spread viral misinformation. He is also a white nationalist who alleged that Black people are genetically prone to criminality; claimed that Jewish people control the media and Judaism is a “death cult built on the blood of murdered babies”; repeatedly attacked LGBTQ people with slurs and suggested that they be shot; and told his audience that politicians, pro-vaccine advocates, and journalists must be executed.

Additionally, Peters is a purveyor of bizarre and dangerous conspiracy theories, including those related to QAnon, COVID-19, Pizzagate, flat Earth, the Uvalde and Sandy Hook mass shootings, and Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Peters is the host of The Stew Peters Show and distributes other programs on his streaming network. In the past, he has worked as a bounty hunter and had run-ins with the law. Peters also attempted to be a rapper with no apparent success.

Numerous Republican politicians and officials have appeared on Peters’ show, including Reps. Paul Gosar, Bob Good, Pete Sessions, and Louie Gohmert; Arizona state Sen. Wendy Rogers; Trump lawyer Christina Bobb; Trump administration officials Kash Patel and Peter Navarro; Arizona Republican Party Chair Kelli Ward; Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin; failed Arizona gubernatorial nominee Kari Lake; and Florida Surgeon GeneralJoseph Ladapo.

Peters routinely spreads false information through his show and online, including through Rumble (over 500,000 followers), Twitter (over 240,000 followers) and Telegram (over 270,000 followers) accounts. He is also a regular guest on the right-wing channel One America News.

Stew Peters pushes for the executions of politicians, pro-vaccine advocates, and journalists

On his program, Peters has discussed “potential punishments” including death sentences for “these traitors that have stolen our country." His show has run the text: “Indict. Try. Fry.”
At a white supremacist conference in Florida last year, Peters said that Anthony Fauci should be “hanging by the end of a noose somewhere.”
On Telegram, Peters wrote of promotions for the COVID-19 vaccine: “The journos, anchors and hosts that participated should be indicted, tried and fried.”
Peters wrote of COVID-19 vaccines: “Hold criminal trials for anyone who invented, manufactured, mandated or any public figure that knowingly endorsed the use of these deadly injections. The only appropriate punishment for the harm they have caused is the death penalty. Indict them, try them and fry them.”
Peters wrote of FBI agents who allegedly tried to silence Trump: “This is TREASON. They should be rounded up, INDICTED, TRIED and FRIED!”
Peters wrote: “We need a candidate for president to run on a simple platform: round up Big Pharma, Big Tech and any politicians and/or global elites under American jurisdiction. Then Indict, Try, and Fry them at Nuremberg 2.0.”
Peters wrote of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: “Indict. Try. FRY!”

Stew Peters is a white nationalist who uses bigoted rhetoric: “Diversity isn’t America’s strength”; “white replacement operation taking place in America”; “Jews control Media”

Peters spoke at white nationalist Nick Fuentes’ 2022 conference, where he said that “America’s enemy is ‘Satan himself,’ who is ‘flooding our schools with blood libel against white people’ and allowing an ‘Islamic insurgency’ in Minneapolis.”
On Telegram, Peters wrote: “Blacks commit the most violent crimes. PERIOD. This is an inarguable fact, and if you believe or repeat anything different, you’re lying.”
While promoting the white nationalist “great replacement” conspiracy theory on his show, Peters stated: “If America replaces its existing population with foreigners who are more violent or less capable, then this country will suffer. … Diversity isn’t America’s strength.”
Peters wrote: “Don’t let the press gaslight you. Don’t let them get away with ignoring the OBVIOUS white replacement operation taking place in America!”
Peters wrote: “Watching the hockey game on TV, and I have not seen ONE commercial with white people in it. The great replacement is not ‘conspiracy.’”
Peters on Black people and crime rates: “Some of it’s probably cultural. … Some of it’s probably genetic.”
Peters has praised the white nationalist website VDare and hosted its editor, Peter Brimelow.
Peters wrote: “CONFIRMED: Gay Mafia, Jews Control Media.”
Attacking a Jewish politician’s defense of reproductive rights, Peters wrote that Judaism “is a death cult built on the blood of murdered babies”: “This woman, who is Jewish, says that banning abortion violates her religious liberty. I have to take her at her word.”
Peters wrote that “the enemy” is funded by the Rothschilds: “The enemy has the funding of Pfizer and Moderna and The Rockefellers and the Rothschilds. … We are DEFEATING the dishonest globalist-funded evil ‘media’ and we have to keep our foot on the GAS!”

Stew Peters on LGBTQ people: “F------,” “I hate their -------,” “This country is run by a bunch of cuck f------”

On Telegram, Peters wrote, “Regarding f------: I don’t hate the f------, I hate their f-------.”
Peters: “This is nothing to worry about because when China attacks us, our new troops are fully trained in gender fluidity and f-- acceptance.”
Peters stated: “Nobody has any freaking testicles. This country is run by a bunch of cuck f------, because we allow it.”
Peters wrote, “There’s no such thing as a ‘gay Conservative’. There’s nothing ‘conservative’ about two men getting the mud-flaps dirty, going off-roading, pretending to be ‘married’ and buying a baby out of a woman’s womb. Real Conservatives fear God. God hates gay. So let’s stop debating this issue. Walk away from the homo life and repent, or don’t.”
Peters claimed, “Fake Conservatives like Richard Grenell push homo propaganda in your face, claiming to be ‘followers of Christ’ while sexualizing your kids and hoping to orgasm with anal sex.”
Peters complained: “Our Butt-Banging Transportation Secretary is pushing anti-white racism in the middle of the BIGGEST TRANSPORTATION & ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER IN AMERICAN HISTORY!”
Discussing U.S. Soccer’s pro-LGBTQ uniform, Peters wrote: “God blew up two cities over this degeneracy and depravity. These fudge-packing, pillow-biting Hershey highway butt bandits are always the perverts that target our kids for grooming and pedophilia.” .
Peters: “Monkey pox is a HOMO-hoax!”
On Telegram, Peters posted a meme of someone smoking next to pointing a gun at another person with the text: “Smoking a f-- in Britain vs. smoking a f-- in America.”

Stew Peters’ conspiracy theories: QAnon, COVID snake venom, Pizzagate, Sandy Hook, flat Earth

Peters produced the film These Little Ones, “which promotes the QAnon conspiracy theory that a cabal of pedophile elites kidnap children and drink their blood.” In promoting the film, Peters mentioned the QAnon-linked conspiracy theories “frazzledrip” and “adrenochrome.” He also recently invoked adrenochrome when falsely attacking former senior Clinton adviser John Podesta.
Peters was behind the film Watch the Water, which “ridiculously claims that the coronavirus is not a virus, but a synthetic version of snake venom that evil forces are spreading through remdesivir, the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and drinking water to ‘make you a hybrid of Satan.’”
Peters was also behind the film Died Suddenly, which featured numerous debunked and ridiculous claims about vaccines supposedly causing sudden death as “part of a depopulation scheme by global elites.”
Peters falsely claimed that “Monkeypox is a complete fake sham, just like COVID-19.”
Decrying “the bioweapon genocide,” Peters wrote: “We all know that the COVID agenda, combined with catastrophic lockdowns and the dangerous and deadly shots, is the first phase of the Mark of the Beast system. Without question, this is the biggest threat facing humanity.”
Peters claimed that the May 2022 Uvalde, Texas, mass shooting “was a CIA Psyop for Gun Control.”
Peters is a Pizzagate conspiracy theorist who filmed outside of Comet Ping Pong. He’s written: “Pizza Gate is VERY real. The difference now, is that they aren’t hiding their evil. The Globalists have made it CLEAR that they are coming for your children. Now, we need to make it clear that we’re coming for THEM.”
Peters is a flat Eartherwho wrote: “Since I have recently been considering this conundrum, I have not seen any evidence to suggest that there’s any truth to what NASA or the government has been telling me since birth. I don’t believe them. I will NOT be gaslighted into just believing a lie, or assuming something is truth just because it’s repeated relentlessly. If the ‘globe’ is ‘round’, someone is going to have to prove it to me. Just like ‘viruses’ are real, ‘vaccines’ are ‘safe’ and elections are ‘fair’.”
Commenting on the Sandy Hook judgement against Alex Jones, who claimed the mass shooting was a hoax, Peters said: “We know that what Alex Jones has said is TRUE! The Globalist are SO AFRAID of him that they are trying to destroy him.”
Peters has pushed conspiracy theories about the recent train derailment and environmental disaster in East Palestine, Ohio.
Peters is a supporter of Russian President Vladimir Putin and has pushed conspiracy theories related to his invasion of Ukraine, including claiming that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “is a flaming gay, cross dressing, high heels-wearing bondage freak” who “happens to be a full-blown Nazi.”
Peters has claimed that the war in Ukraine is being staged.
Peters referred to the recent assault on Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) husband as “Paul Pelosi’s violent homosexual sex-capade.”
Peters claimed that NFL player Damar Hamlin appearing in public after he was injured during a game was actually “fake.”

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last month, the Log Cabin Republicans, an organization that claims to “[represent] LGBT conservatives and straight allies who support fairness, freedom, and equality,” announced that far-right commentator Isabella Riley Moody had been named to its 2023 class of Outspoken Ambassadors.

The choice of Moody to serve as an ambassador for a gay conservative organization was rather unconventional, given that Moody is a virulent homophobe who brags that the word “f*ggot” is part of her “everyday vocabulary” and wishes that the country was a more “homophobic society.”

While Moody openly proclaims herself to be a “homophobic bitch,” she also claims that she is “not really homophobic” and that all of her bigoted language and attacks on anything she deems “gay” are nothing but a “troll.”

The disconnect between Moody’s various stated positions was on full display when she appeared on “The Stew Peters Show” Tuesday night to try to explain how an avowedly anti-LGBTQ conservative Christian such as herself can serve as an ambassador for an organization that supposedly represents “LGBT conservatives and straight allies who support fairness, freedom, and equality.”

Moody’s efforts to explain this incongruence did not go well, as she eventually declared that the agenda promoted by Log Cabin Republicans “grosses me out and makes me want to vomit” and that her agreement to serve as an ambassador for the organization was nothing more than an attempt to “troll the left.”

Moody claimed that she was asked to serve an an Outspoken Ambassador by her friend, David Leatherwood, who “thought it would be really funny” because of “how homophobic I am online.”

“There’s nothing conservative about about being gay,” Moody said. “It’s anti-God, it’s anti-Christian, you can’t multiply, you can’t actually reproduce, so it’s going against God and nature.”

“To be an ambassador is kind of like a troll,” she continued. “I do think homosexuality is obviously a sin. I don’t condone it at all. I have a couple friends that are gay, and they know this. People can hate me for what I say, but I’m not going to change my tune depending on who I’m around. Honestly, I think it’s a funny headline. I’ll do it, but I’m never going to say that being gay is OK. Indulging in this sin and living in sin and marrying a guy—even though that should not even be a thing at all—or engaging in the sexual conduct with other men if you’re a guy and all this gay behavior, I don’t condone. However, I will kind of make a headline out of it, and I think it’s funny to troll the left in that sense.”

Later in the interview, Peters, who is himself a virulently anti-LGBTQ bigot, assured Moody that she was allowed to use the word “f*aggot” on his show because he uses it as well. Peters then demonstrated that point when he said that what the Lob Cabin Republicans are promoting is “f*ggotry.”

“I completely agree,” Moody replied. “The contradictions in all this pro-Log Cabin Republicans stuff, it really just grosses me out and makes me want to vomit.”

Evidently still confused about Moody’s role as an ambassador, Peters asked her to explain why she was serving as an ambassador for the Log Cabin Republicans’ “Outspoken” project. Moody’s answer was not particularly coherent or convincing.

“I actually don’t follow the organization,” Moody claimed. “I actually don’t even really know what they do. They asked me if I wanted to be an ambassador with all the crazy stuff I say about f*ggots, and I said, ‘Sure, [but] I’m not going to change what I say,’ and they said they loved it, and they would want me to make homophobic videos for them." [vid]

since neither Moody, the Log Cabin Republicans, or the organizers behind its Outspoken effort seem to realize this, allow us to assure them that hiring a proudly “homophobic bitch” to serve as an ambassador for an organization that claims to represent the interests of LGBTQ conservatives it not a “troll” of the left, but is actually just a pitiful self-own on the part of the Log Cabin Republicans.

Tags: Isabella Riley Moody Stew Peters Anti-LGBTQ Log Cabin Republicans

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A new report is shedding light on far-right Republicans' change of heart regarding conspiracy theorist lawmaker Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.).

In a piece published by The Daily Beast, reporter Zachary Petrizzo explained how the Republican lawmaker is losing the support of some of her most significant supporters for presumed lies she's told.

Petrizzo offered details about the backstory fueling Republicans' disapproval. "Why fellow extremists are upset?" Petrizzo asks, before adding, "That’s three-fold—and it involves Greene’s vocal support for Rep. Kevin McCarthy to be the next Speaker of the House, her public spat with onetime friend Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), and the finalization of her divorce."

READ MORE: Marjorie Taylor Greene says the Navy will be 'force fed' bugs and Krabby Patties

He added, "White nationalist leader-turned-Kanye West informal campaign associate Nicholas Fuentes additionally turned on Greene earlier this month after she denounced him in late November, despite speaking at Fuente’s annual AFPAC conference months earlier in March. Fuentes–who now refers to Greene as 'Large Marge'—has since encouraged his white nationalist 'groyper' followers to heckle Greene at her campaign events."

Taking to Telegram to express his concerns about Greene, January 6 organizer Ali Alexander accused Greene of attempting to protect House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.). “MTG wants to protect McCarthy from being removed if he is elected Speaker,” Alexander wrote. “There is something so odd about what is going on between McCarthy and MTG. I’ve only ever once before seen anything like it. It may be time for me to intervene.”

Stew Peters also sounded off on Greene amid her ordeal with Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) On December 19, he took to Twitter with his remarks.

"I see you've stopped talking about dildos and butt plugs to stand by your China/Israel Owned FTX boy Kevin. Marje - You claim you want to 'Defeat the Democrats,'" he tweeted. "You haven't ONCE demanded that Kevin get rid of Pelosi's rules and bring back the Motion to Vacate the Chair."

READ MORE: Watch: Marjorie Taylor Greene accused of kicking woman after telling activist to 'move to another country'

During a phone interview with The Beast on Friday, Peters had strong remarks to say about Greene insisting that she was “'actually a threat to national security' and declared that she would 'burn in hell' one day."

“Marjorie is NOT America First, but regrettably a faker and a liar who raised millions claiming she would impeach Biden, and now backs a man for Speaker who refuses to impeach Biden,” he said.

READ MORE: Marjorie Taylor Greene tells Steve Bannon she plans to impeach Joe Biden over renewable energy

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having vacated the far right and joined "centrist" Republicans in supporting sycophant Kevin McCarthy in his bid for speakerdom, Georgia peach Marjorie Taylor Greene is losing the support of her hardline fans. Not only has she engaged in a spat with former ally, the mathematically challenged Lauren Boebert, now a whole array of right-wing hacks, nutjobs, racists, anti-semites, and other former friends are now speaking out against her.

Peters suggested the "wholesome Christian mom" image she ran under was a farce, apparently in light of her divorce, calling her a "two-bit whore."

Likewise, former Right Side Broadcasting Network host-turned-failed Republican congressional candidate Mike Crispi suggested that Greene was being "blackmailed" by McCarthy, which he called the "only logical explanation" for her fervent support.

"All she does is bully and try to discredit," he continued of the Georgia Republican.

White nationalist leader-turned-Kanye West informal campaign associate Nicholas Fuentes additionally turned on Greene earlier this month after she denounced him in late November, despite speaking at Fuentes's annual AFPAC conference months earlier in March.

Fuentes—who now refers to Greene as "Large Marge"—has since encouraged his white nationalist "groyper" followers to heckle Greene at her campaign events.

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https://www.thedailybeast.com/magas-new-shock-jock-is-a-bounty-hunter-with-a-troubled-past

TRUMPLAND

MAGA’s New Shock Jock Is a Bounty Hunter With a Troubled Past

FAILING UP?

Stew Peters has gone from rapping and bounty-hunting to becoming one of the right’s main COVID conspiracy theorists. And he has his own trouble with the law.

Will Sommer

Politics Reporter

PublishedNov. 05, 2021

When Georgia gubernatorial candidate Vernon Jones appeared last month on an internet show hosted by right-wing personality Stew Peters, Jones could have reasonably expected a softball interview.

Jones, a former Democratic state representative, became a darling on the right after he endorsed Donald Trump’s re-election bid. Now he’s the leading primary challenger to Gov. Brian Kemp (R), with endorsements from Michael Flynn and Rudy Giuliani.

But Peters tore into Jones, citing a 2010 discrimination judgment against a Georgia county Jones once ran to accuse the candidate, who is Black, of discriminating against white employees. The interview grew heated. After Peters muted Jones, Jones quit the call.

“That’s what bullies do,” Peters thundered to his audience. “They gaslight, shout you down, lie incessantly, to avoid the light of truth from being shined on their dark corruption.”

Arizona state Rep. Wendy Rogers (R), a leading backer of the controversial Arizona “audit,” withdrew her endorsement of Jones after the Peters interview. Jones has been dogged by questions about the lawsuit on the campaign trail. But Peters wasn’t done. He followed up on the confrontation with a segment on a 2005 rape allegation against Jones, in which charges weren’t filed after the alleged victim decided she couldn’t withstand the publicity a trial would bring. The Jones campaign did not return a request for comment.

Peters has risen on the far right over the past few months as a sort of slightly less unhinged version of Alex Jones, pumping out coronavirus disinformation and other conspiracy theories while allying himself with Trumpworld figures like lawyer Lin Wood. Amid his calls for Anthony Fauci’s execution, Peters amassed a sizable audience of nearly 300,000 followers on social media app Telegram, and played host on his show to figures as prominent as Arizona GOP chair Kelli Ward.

The Jones fracas represented a new high point for Peters’ influence. But unlike his competitors, Peters hasn’t always been climbing the right-wing media ladder. As recently as a few months ago, Peters was tackling and tasing suspects as a bounty hunter.

Peters’ rise reflects the tumultuous environment of digital right-wing media, where a previously little-known bounty hunter can emerge out of practically nowhere to become a power player. Along the way, Peters has had plenty of his own run-ins with the law.

Around 1 a.m. on Feb. 19, Peters’ wife called the police in Red Wing, Minnesota, claiming Peters was in a drunken rage after getting home from his bowling league. In an angry scramble to find his phone, according to an account from Peters’ wife recorded in a police report, he had allegedly started to berate her and thrown household items, including boots and pillows, at her.

Arriving on the scene, police officers found Peters, who appeared to be intoxicated. His wife showed officers video she had recorded of her husband yelling at her and throwing objects at her, according to the report. Asked whether she was concerned Peters would attack her, she said, “That’s the reason that I had to call you guys,” and nodded yes, according to the report.

His wife told officers that her husband regularly became belligerently drunk, saying incidents like the one that night were, in the words of one officer on the scene, “happening too frequently.” According to the report, his wife said she would normally lay low and wait until Peters passed out, saying she was afraid to call the police. She told police that on a recent trip to Florida, Peters had grown furious because he couldn’t find his wallet, taking her own wallet and identification and making her feel “trapped.”

“I don’t know what he’s capable of doing when he’s drinking,” she said, according to the report.

Peters gave police shifting explanations for how he had gotten so drunk, as well as how the altercation began.

“I know how this goes, so I’m the guy that goes bowling and gets drunk, I come home, the wife is pissed that I’m drunk,” Peters told officers, according to the report.

This wasn’t Peters' first encounter with police. He was convicted of theft as a teenager for stealing stereo equipment from a Radio Shack where he worked. Peters was arrested in Florida in 2006 for falsely impersonating an officer, unlawful use of a blue light, and robbery of less than $300 while using a weapon. Those charges were later dropped.

But the February arrest might have been the most serious for his bounty-hunting career. As the officers handcuffed Peters, he complained that the arrest would destroy his bounty-hunting job.

“You are ruining my kids’ lives, I’ll never earn a goddamn dime!” Peters said, according to the report.

After his arrest, Peters stuck by his hostility to coronavirus measures, refusing to be swabbed to test for the virus.

“If someone sticks something up my nose while I’m in handcuffs you will be arresting me for something a lot more serious,” he said, according to the police report. “I will physically resist anybody trying to do anything to my body.”

Peters was charged with domestic assault, assault, and disorderly conduct, all misdemeanors. But in an email asking for a restriction that prevented Peters from living with his family to be lifted, his wife wrote that he had never hurt her physically and that she wasn’t worried about her safety. Peters eventually pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge and was sentenced to probation.

The Daily Beast sent Peters a series of questions via email, including questions about his February arrest and whether he is still working as a bounty hunter. Peters replied with a statement that ignored those topics,instead accusing The Daily Beast of working as a “PR arm for terrorists and Nazis at BLM and Antifa.”

After stints as a radio DJ and a rapper using the name “Fokiss,” Peters got his first taste of internet infamy working as a bounty hunter, contracting with bail bond companies in Florida and then Minnesota to catch defendants who skipped bail.

But Peters’s bounty-hunting work hasn’t been without controversy. His police-like uniform inspired a change to Minnesota law in 2015, restricting how much bounty hunters could dress like law enforcement.

The provision’s supporters said it was explicitly aimed at Peters, saying his clothes and car, reminiscent of a police cruiser, misled defendants about whether they were being arrested by police or a bounty hunter. Goodhue County Sheriff Scott McNurlin complained to the Associated Press that the publicity-hungry Peters seemed out to compete with celebrity bail bondsman Dog the Bounty Hunter.

“Anybody would think this guy is a cop,” McNurlin told the paper.

Peters launched a YouTube channel recording his bounty-hunting victories, with the most-viewed video showing him tasing a suspect. The Minneapolis Star-Tribune dubbed him “Minnesota’s best-known bounty hunter.”

Peters’s bounty hunting turned tragic in 2017, when Peters tried to catch a fugitive who had absconded to Texas. At a Texas car dealership, two bounty hunters working for Peters located the suspect, who was wanted on charges of DUI, assaulting a police officer, and possession of cocaine. As they attempted to detain the man, he pulled a gun, prompting a shootout in a dealership crowded with customers and employees.

At the end of the gunfight, the suspect and the two bounty hunters had all been fatally shot. Later, the dealership’s owner claimed the bounty hunters had falsely identified themselves as federal agents.

This year, Peters emerged from obscurity as the face of “Red Voice Media,” an online video company based around promoting professionally produced “The Stew Peters Show.”

Peters quickly became a leading voice on the far-right, especially after his early October attacks on Jordan. Former NYPD commissioner Bernie Kerik, a Rudy Giuliani associate and Jones supporter, suggested in a tweet that shadowy forces paid for Peters to attack Jones.

“The real question is who was Stew Peters working for,” Kerik wrote.

Jones’s campaign has also attacked Peters over his earlier career as the rapper “Fokiss,” citing a vulgar Fokiss rap to accuse Peters of hypocrisy. For his part, Peters responded that the rap didn’t represent his new Christian persona, saying it was recorded “‘before I knew Christ.”

Red Voice Media’s founders, Ray Dietrich and Zach Heilman, declined to comment.

The show quickly became a hub for conspiracy theories, with guests claiming that the Florida condo building collapse was caused by the “deep state,” and promoting false claims about vaccine deaths. Peters claimed in June that humanity would face an “extinction-level event” if Trump didn’t retake office within 60 days, a prediction that failed to come true.

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https://www.poynter.org/fact-checking/2022/radio-host-stew-peters-watch-the-water-film-ridiculously-claims-covid-19-is-snake-venom/

April 21, 2022

A new anti-vaccine documentary ridiculously claims that the coronavirus is not a virus, but a synthetic version of snake venom that evil forces are spreading through remdesivir, the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and drinking water to “make you a hybrid of Satan.”

The 48-minute film, released April 11, is the latest in an expanding genre of mega-viral, conspiracy-laden videos made in the mold of the “Plandemic” video from May 2020. Its title, “Watch the Water,” is a nod to a favorite refrain of the QAnon conspiracy theory, which is centered around the belief that a secret cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles is running a global sex-trafficking ring.

The video is an interview between far-right radio host Stew Peters, who has a history of using inflammatory rhetoric and spreading COVID-19 conspiracy theories, and Bryan Ardis, a former chiropractor who built a brand around claiming that the drug remdesivir is killing people.

It showed Ardis, who sells acne products and is now using the film to sell what he calls “anti-v” supplement kits online, invoking the Garden of Eden story and a fictional TV show plot as he outlined an elaborate mass-murder scheme that he claimed involves even the pope.

“I think the plan all along was to get the serpent’s, the evil one’s DNA into your God-created DNA,” Ardis said. “They’re using mRNA, which is mRNA extracted from, I believe, the king cobra venom, the king cobra venom. And I think they want to get that venom inside of you and make you a hybrid of Satan.”

The video’s theory is “miles from reality, and indicates a profound lack of understanding in science and medicine, and much twisted logic,” said Dr. David Relman, professor of microbiology and immunology at Stanford University. “There is no evidence whatsoever that SARS-CoV-2 or COVID-19 is caused by snakes or snake venom.”

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Some members of the anti-vaccine and QAnon movements met Ardis’ venom claims with skepticism. But Peters promoted the film widely on the messaging app Telegram, and it racked up nearly 3 million views on Rumble, a video hosting platform, in the week after its release. Social media users shared it across other mainstream platforms, where it was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Facebook.)

COVID-19 is not snake venom

Early in the documentary, Ardis told Peters he first started investigating a potential link between COVID-19 and snake venom after he received a cryptic text from an unnamed doctor asking, “If you got bit by a rattlesnake, would you go to a hospital and get antivenom?”

The text, Ardis claimed, came in shortly after he had done an interview about the monoclonal antibodies used to treat COVID-19 infections, so that got him thinking.

He falsely claimed that the monoclonal antibodies are identical to the anti-venoms used to disable the toxins from a snake bite. He then claimed without evidence that if a public health agency advises against a treatment, then that means the treatment actually works.

The Food and Drug Administration in January recommended limiting the use of monoclonal antibodies as COVID-19 treatments after they were shown to be less effective against the newer variants. So Ardis reasoned that if the FDA was discouraging the use of monoclonal antibodies, and if monoclonal antibodies were anti-venoms, then the coronavirus must actually be venom.

“I realized all of a sudden that monoclonal antibodies are anti-venom,” Ardis said. “The federal government doesn’t want us using anti-venom. Why are they bashing anti-venom, and why are we finding anti-venom works against COVID? Is it not a virus? Is it a venom?”

The answer, experts said, is no.

The monoclonal antibodies used for COVID-19 infections “do not recognize or bind to snake venom,” Relman said. “They have nothing whatsoever to do with snake venom.”

Anti-venoms are developed by injecting venom into an animal with a robust immune system, such as a horse, and harvesting the antibodies the animal produces in response.

Monoclonal antibodies are different. They are lab-produced, or cloned, and designed to boost protection against a specific target like the coronavirus. No monoclonal antibodies have been created yet to target snake venoms, said Dr. Robert Garry, a virologist at Tulane University.

Flimsy evidence

The coronavirus has been isolated, replicated, sequenced, imaged and studied as it has worked its way across the globe, killing over 6 million people. Scientists have no doubt that it’s a virus.

But Ardis suggested, for example, that a University of Pittsburgh researcher who was shot dead in May 2020 was killed because he was going to reveal that COVID-19 was snake venom.

The university told PolitiFact that those allegations are “incorrect and not scientifically valid.” Police said the incident was unrelated to the researcher’s work.

Ardis also cited several studies. He pointed to one early-pandemic study that considered snakes as a COVID-19 reservoir, but Garry said its findings were “very speculative” and “pretty quickly rejected.”

Ardis misrepresented a second study, falsely claiming that it showed an enzyme from rattlesnake venom in the blood of COVID-19 patients. In reality, the study found that an enzyme healthy humans already have in their bodies — which is similar but not identical to an enzyme in rattlesnake venom — was circulating at elevated levels in patients who died of COVID-19.

Ardis then described a third study in a way that was “not only disturbing and outrageous but is absolutely incorrect,” said Gus Wright of Texas A&M University, one of the study’s co-authors.

The study mapped the genetic makeup of the Indian cobra and, to help develop a more effective anti-venom, identified 19 venom toxins that are specific to that snake.

Ardis implied that the 19 toxins were related to COVID-19, but Wright said the study “in no way has any association with COVID-19.” The 19 in COVID-19 reflects the year it was discovered, 2019.

“He seems to grab at phrases and fragments of findings and then weave them into a distorted picture,” Relman said.

Toward the end of the film, Ardis went so far as to claim that the phrase “coronavirus pandemic” can translate in Latin to “the pope’s venom pandemic” or “king cobra venom pandemic.”

Those interpretations are “completely false,” said Massimo Cè, a lexicographer at the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae, the world’s largest dictionary of Latin. Coronaviruses have been known to scientists by that name for decades, Cè said, and the term itself traces back centuries to the Latin word used to describe the halo of light seen around the sun and the moon.

Evil forces aren’t envenomating people through remdesivir, vaccines and water

Ardis claimed that evil forces are targeting people with the snake venom through remdesivir, vaccines and drinking water, since venom is a secretion that can’t spread as a respiratory virus.

His supposed proof included the observation that both remdesivir and snake venom have “a white-to-yellowish tint” when stored, he said. He also referenced debunked videos in which social media users claimed the vaccines made them magnetic, and that tap water tests positive for COVID-19. And he showed a clip from a fictional TV show in which a character was poisoned through his drink. Ardis said after he watched the episode, “I realized how they’ve been spreading this.”

But Gilead, the manufacturer of remdesivir, said Ardis’ claims about the drug containing snake venom and causing mass deaths were “entirely false.”

Remdesivir is “definitely not venom from a snake,” said Dr. Katherine Seley-Radtke, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

The drug’s structure has been repeatedly confirmed as what scientists classify as a “nucleoside analogue,” Seley-Radtke said, while snake venom is “a complex mixture of all sorts of things.”

Pfizer also told PolitiFact that its mRNA vaccine is “entirely synthetic and does not contain any animal products.” Ingredient lists for COVID-19 vaccines are public.

The U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the coronavirus has not been detected in drinking water, either. The creator of the fictional TV show that Ardis cited told FactCheck.org that the poisoning scene, which aired in 2017, was not meant to foreshadow the pandemic or the nefarious plot Ardis described.

“This would require a massive conspiracy of scientists, public health officials, etc., in countries all over the world,” Garry said. “The claims are wildly inaccurate.”

Our ruling

Ardis said COVID-19 is a synthetic version of “snake venom” that evil forces are spreading through remdesivir, drinking water and the COVID-19 vaccines to “make you a hybrid of Satan.”

That’s a far cry from reality, experts said. COVID-19 is not snake venom.

The former chiropractor relied on a mix of misrepresented scientific studies, twisted logic, fictional TV show plotlines, botched Latin, debunked home videos, circumstantial evidence and what he claimed were signs from God to stake his case.

We rate his statement Pants on Fire!

This fact check was originally published by PolitiFact, which is part of the Poynter Institute. It is republished here with permission. See the sources for this fact check here and more of their fact checks here.

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oseph Ladapo, Florida’s Surgeon General, appeared on Sherri Tenpenny’s program today, where he heaped praise on the far-right anti-vax conspiracy theorist for having the “courage” to oppose COVID-19 vaccines: “There’s something very inspiring about that.”
Ali Alexander warns that “political Conservatives are silent on the anti-Black, anti-American, anti-Christian cancellation of Ye. They’ll be silent when it’s your turn to die. Christians, rise up.”
Lance Wallnau instructed his followers to support Republican candidates in the upcoming elections because “when you’re dealing with the Nazi Party, or you’re dealing with the KKK, or you’re dealing with organized antifa… you can’t afford to go too neutral.”
Roger Stone got all dressed up for his appearance on white nationalist Christian fascist Dalton Clodfelter’s livestream last night.
Finally, we’re not sure what Stew Peters has against smart cities but he really hates them: “It’s like a wet dream for these liberal psychopath bastards, these Hershey highway-riding butt pirates that want everything with a penis to chop it off and grow boobs. Everything that doesn’t have one should get one, and then everything with a penis is having sex with each other. If you resist any of this, you’re sent to a gallows for execution.”

Tags: Ali Alexander Dalton Clodfelter Joseph LadapoLance Wallnau Roger Stone Sherri Tenpenny Stew Peters COVID-19 Leftovers

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https://www.rightwingwatch.org/post/once-we-take-control-dalton-clodfelter-lays-out-his-christian-fascist-agenda/

Earlier this year, far-right conspiracy theorist Stew Peters gave white nationalist, Christian fascist Dalton Clodfelter a nightly program on his Stew Peters Network called “The Right Dissident.”

Peters is a white nationalist-promoting broadcaster who, despite using his nightly program to spread wild conspiracy theories and calls for violence, has managed to build close ties to various far-right political candidates and to interview several elected officials, GOP candidates, and former members of the Trump administration.Peters clearly saw something he liked in Clodfelter’s brand of radical right-wing bigotry, Christian nationalism, and antisemitic fascism, all of which Clodfelter has openly promoted five nights a week on Peters’ platform.

Last Thursday, Clodfelter used his show to call for the establishment of a “far-right authoritarian government” in this nation that will imprison its political enemies, establish Christianity as the national religion, and outlaw all secular education.

“Once we take our country back, we will have federal agents kicking down the doors of every treasonous Democrat, every treasonous globalist, every homosexual couple that has molested a child, and they will be arrested, and they will be sentenced to prison,:{” Clodfelter }:{. }::{“I believe in a far right-authoritarian government. No, I am not a fascist. No, I am not a white supremacist. No, I am not a Nazi. But I do believe that hierarchy, structure, and authority are very important. I do believe that our society needs these things in order to progress and maintain its cultural framework.”}:

“I believe that our society needs this in order to rid itself of the sexual immorality and blatant degeneracy running rampant all throughout the country,” he continued. “Once we take control, we will identify our enemies, and we will stomp them into the dirt. They will not be able to return to power. We will rip them from their offices. We will rip them from their homes for being degenerate liars, degenerate treasonous domestic terrorists because that is what they are.”

“We want to take back the country and reestablish a Christ-like nation,” Clodfelter asserted. “A nation where the national religion is Christian. A nation where the national language is English. A nation where pornography is banned, homosexuality is banned, and transgenderism is banned. Where you will never see a college that isn’t a Christian college. The only college acceptable that you are able to go to is a Christian school because every school in these United States should teach Christian values. Every school should teach the 10 Commandments in elementary school. Every school should promote what it means to be a Christian to the youth of America. It cannot be any other way. There should be no secular teaching in the schools."

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clodfelter is saying out loud what most on the right only allude to. Christian nationalists are eager to impose their right-wing version of Christianity on the country, anti-LGBTQ forces want to make queer identity a crime, and right-wing pundits and lawmakers care less about accountability and more about silencing their opponents. Clodfelter is simply pointing out that the preferred means to achieving their ends relies on doing away with democracy and replacing it with a far-right authoritarian government.

Tags: Dalton Clodfelter Stew Peters Christian Nationalism

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stew Peters (born April 1, 1980) is an American media personality.^[1][2] His radio show is called the Stew Peters Show, which airs weekdays. His show routinely features governmental organizations, such as the CDC. His guests have included established proponents of conspiracy theories such as Paul Gosar,^[3] Mark Meadows,^[4] and L. Lin Wood.^[5]^

Biography

Peters was a bounty hunter before becoming a radio host.^[2]^

Initially, Peters thought he would become a police officer or an entertainer. During high school, Peters took classes towards a law enforcement degree. After high school he moved from Minnesota to Los Angeles, Florida and New York while pursuing a career as a rapper named Fokiss. As a rapper he performed at several night clubs and bars around Minneapolis and Duluth including 7th St. Entry at the landmark 1st Avenue.^[6] He started moonlighting as a bounty hunter after he met someone in the business.^[1]^

In 2000, he auditioned for a film directed by Tyrel Ventura, son of then-Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura. After landing one of the lead roles, Peters wanted to impress Ventura with his Hollywood connections.So he told a lie: His brother was a teen heartthrob who starred in a popular 1990s sitcom. Believing that Peters had flown in from Los Angeles, Tyrel invited him to stay at the governor's residence in St. Paul during filming. Peters went home to Apple Valley, a suburb 16 miles away and packed a bag then moved into the guest room of the residence for several weeks, until the state troopers who provided security for the governor evicted him.^[1]^

Peters is recently divorced and has two sons and a daughter. He has coached his sons' hockey teams.^[1]^

Bounty hunting

Peters heads a bounty hunting agency named Twin Cities Apprehension Team (T.C.A.T). The agency works primarily in the Twin Cities but has tracked fugitives across state lines. T.C.A.T. has apprehended fugitives wanted for DWI, drug possession/dealing, domestic abuse and child sex trafficking.^[7]^

In 2015, Minnesota Law was changed to limit what bounty hunters can wear and drive. This was at a time when Peters was constantly being mistaken for government law enforcement.^[8]^

On May 30, 2017, Peters' agency, Twin Cities Apprehension Team (T.C.A.T.) was involved in a fatal shootout. The shooting left two agents and the fugitive dead.T.C.A.T. had tracked Ramon Hutchinson from Hennepin County, Minnesota to Greenville, Texas. Hutchinson was wanted after missing a court date for Driving under the influence (DUI) arrest, assaulting a police officer, and cocaine possession. In Greenville, T.C.A.T. used a tracking device on Hutchinson's girlfriend's car to find him at a car dealership during a trade in. Cell phone video shows two T.C.A.T. agents approaching Hutchinson; Gabriel Bernal and Fidel Garcia Jr. When the two agents told Hutchinson the charges against him Hutchinson pulled out a gun and opened fire. When it was all over, all three men were dead. When asked about the shootout, Peters said it was just a horrible loss and that Fidel Garcia was such a great friend.^[9]^

Radio personality

Peters first began his career in radio in 1998 while working for ClearChannel radio as an intern at 101.3 KDWB.^[1]^

In 2021, he, along with L. Lin Wood, became involved in a feud with Michael Flynn and Marjorie Taylor Greene regarding Flynn's endorsement of Vernon Jones and the future of Kyle Rittenhouse's bail fund.^[10]^

At the end of 2021, Peters was deplatformed from media services provider Spotify. This was due to his opposition to COVID-19 vaccines and government responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States.^[11]^

In January 2022, Peters became involved in the legal case of Scott Quiner. On the Stew Peters Show, Quiner's wife claimed that Mercy Hospital was refusing to give Quiner proper treatment because of his refusal to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Mercy Hospital refused to provide a reason for taking Quiner off of a ventilator citing patient privacy. Peters encouraged his listeners to "blow the hospitals phone lines up", he also shared the hospitals address and named the doctors involved.^[12] Peters received criticism after his audience began making anonymous threats. After four days, Quiner was allowed to be transferred to a hospital in Texas which would provide the care that his family wanted. Quiner was described as the “most malnourished patient” a doctor at the Texas hospital had ever seen. He died on January 19, 2022.^[13]^

Peters was a speaker at the 2022 America First Political Action Conference, where he called for the murder of both Anthony Fauci (lynched by hanging), and Vernon Jones (executed by electric chair).^[14][15]^

See also

Mike Lindell, a sponsor of the Stew Peters Show.

References

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Wade, Peter (2021-12-08). "MAGA World's Biggest Are Going at Each Others Throats". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2021-12-11.
"Fokiss". First Avenue & 7th St Entry. First Avenue. Retrieved 2022-05-06. Fokiss Biography
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Bakst, Brian (2015-05-28). "New law limits what Minnesota bounty hunters can wear, drive". The San Diego Union Tribune. Retrieved 2022-04-20.
"Minn. Fugitive, 2 Bounty Hunter Killed In Texas Shootout". CBS Minnesota. 2017-05-31. Retrieved 2022-04-21.
Wade, Peter (2021-12-08). "MAGA World's Biggest Conspiracy Theorists Are Going at Each Others Throats". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2021-12-11.
Petrizzo, Zachary (2022-02-03). "Spotify Booted Far-Right Podcaster Stew Peters Over COVID Lies". Daily Beast. Retrieved 2022-04-22.
Peters, Stew. "MN Hospital Announces Murder: Mercy Hospital Doctors Plan to Kill Scott Quiner". Red Voice Media. Red Voice Media. Retrieved 7 May 2022.
Cramer, Maria (21 January 2022). "Court Battle Over a Ventilator Takes a Patient From Minnesota to Texas". New York Times. Retrieved 7 May 2022.
"GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Speaks at White Nationalist Conference".
The Republican Accountability Project [@AccountableGOP] (2022-02-26). "Tonight, far-right podcaster Stew Peters spoke at an event featuring @RepMTG @RepGosarand Wendy Rogers. He said that Dr.Fauci "should be hanging by the end of a noose somewhere." After spouting this dangerous rhetoric, the crowd erupted, chanting, "hang him up." Evil. t.co/NnBAeotAvP" (Tweet). Archived from the original on 2022-02-26. Retrieved 2022-02-28 – via Twitter.

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Promoter of Covid-19 misinformation

This man has been promoting Covid-19 misinformation for quite some time now. You can clearly see this on his show, which is often featured on Rumble, a news site rated as having an extreme right bias with low factual reporting according to MediaBiasFactCheck.

Wikipedia articles have been making note of people who've been spreading Covid-19 misinformation. I'm hoping someone can take the time to do it with this article. 174.251.161.213 (talk) 08:50, 12 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Spoken like a true lefty and communist. Wikipedia is a state sponsored dung heap of 'misinformation' as written by constitution hating communists like you that have no respect for the country they live in and the rights they enjoy(ed) until our communist sell out president started taking them away. COVID mis-info? How about everyone getting COVID and going to the hospital has been vaccinated (some even 3x or more) - FACT you moron. Over 75% of the world is vaccinated yet you and the communists would have us believe it's the un-vaccinated and less than 25% of the population causing the next-wave. I think you took too much 'vaccine' errr poison dummy. 97.118.27.16 (talk) 02:22, 18 June 2022 (UTC)

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josh Bernstein is confident that either Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson (who is not even serving on the court yet), or Justice Sonia Sotomayor or Justice Elena Kagan is responsible for leaking the Supreme Court’s draft decision striking down Roe v. Wade and he wants these “three evil bitches” investigated for treason.
Mario Murillo is likewise outraged about the leak: “Instead of a glorious declaration by the highest court, the media delivered the best news we have heard in years on a dirty garbage can lid.”
Stew Peters revealed that his film crew and executive producer, white nationalist Lauren Witzke, are responsible for producing Georgia GOP gubernatorial candidate Kandiss Taylor’s campaign ad featuring the Georgia Guidestones.
Tony Perkins that the Family Research Council is launching its own news operation.
Finally, Stewart Rhodes, who has been charged with seditious conspiracy for his role in the Jan. 6 insurrection, announced the creation of legal defense fund “to assist the legal fees and expenses of various non-violent, peaceful Americans who demonstrated and exercised their First Amendment rights in Washington, D.C. on January 5-6, 2021.”

Tags: Josh Bernstein Kandiss Taylor Lauren Witzke Mario Murillo Stew Peters Stewart Rhodes Tony Perkins Capitol Insurrection Leftovers Family Research Council

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https://www.rightwingwatch.org/post/radical-conspiracy-theorist-stew-peters-campaigned-for-idaho-lt-gov-janice-mcgeachin/

radical Conspiracy Theorist Stew Peters Campaigned for Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin

By Kyle Mantyla | May 6, 2022

Janice McGeachin, Idaho’s radical lieutenant governor who is seeking to defeat Gov. Brad Little in the state’s Republican primary, held a campaign rally Wednesday that featured a variety of far-right activists and conspiracy theorists.

In attendance to campaign for McGeachin were radical right-wing commentator Michelle Malkin, election conspiracy theorist Arizona state Sen. Wendy Rogers, and extremist broadcaster Stew Peters, all of whom addressed the white nationalist America First Political Action Conference in February, as did McGeachin.

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Peters, a white nationalist-promoting broadcaster who routinely uses his nightly program to spread wild conspiracy theories and calls for violence, was the keynote speaker at McGeachin’s rally, and he delivered precisely the sort of unhinged speech one would expect, declaring that MAGA world’s political enemies are “possessed by demons” and want to “rape our children.”

“Today’s enemy, today’s uni-party RINOS and liberal Democrats and communists intentionally mutilate themselves for the sake of being transgender, so the only way that they can ever reproduce is by stealing our kids and then filling their brains with poison,” Peters. “That’s how they operate. We have to call them out. These are the people who want to steal and poison and groom and, yes, rape our children. They’re demonic. Literally. I think some of them are actually possessed by demons.”

“That might seem like shocking language, but you know what? Good,” Peters added. “I’m glad that it is because sadly the risk of being on the right side of history comes with a very real risk of being labeled an extremist or banned from the internet or jailed or even killed."[vid]

tags: Janice McGeachin Michelle Malkin Stew Peters Wendy Rogers

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on Thursday, far-right activist Lauren Witzke issued an apology that could only be described as groveling; in fact, she described it as such.

“I feel like I’ve been going through—it’s almost like a breakup. I wanted to say publicly how sorry I am,” Witzke said on her livestream.

“It’s been a rough last few days. I’ve been crying like a woman. And of course, I did what any rational adult would do and called Mommy Malkinto help me. So like I said, this is a groveling session, I have to pay my penance where penance is due, apologies where they are well deserved, and that’s why I am doing this stream,” Witzke said. “I respect our great and merciful leader, who has forgiven me by the way."

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that “great and merciful leader” is Nick Fuentes, the white nationalist who organized theAmerica First Political Action Conference held last week in Orlando, Florida. So why was Witzke, who was the GOP nominee for U.S. Senate in Delaware in 2020, apologizing to Fuentes?

Witzke had defended her boss, the far-right conspiracy theorist Stew Peters, who had criticized Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Fuentes and his self-described army of“Groypers” defended Greene—who spoke at AFPAC and whose initials they chanted during her speech—in the only way they knew how: with harassment of her critics.

The unfolding drama among the far-right activists who attended AFPAC offers a glimpse into Fuentes’ and his white nationalist America First movement’s commitment to bring their message into the mainstream GOP discourse—and to make dissenting voices fall in line.

Witzke had made the mistake of defending her boss. But Peters, who hosts “The Stew Peters Show,” is not getting off easy either.

After Greene gave her opening speech in which she spoke about Christian nationalism and attacked transgender people, a slew of other extremist speakers followed, including Vincent James, whopromoteswhite nationalism on his livestream, and Peters.

Peters said on his show Monday that he was unaware that Greene was the surprise mystery speaker. When one of his producers, presumably Witzke, asked whether they should change his speech in which he had planned to criticize Greene (as he has done in the past), Peters said he decided to go ahead with his speech as planned.

At the AFPAC podium, Peters blasted Greene, calling her a “faker.” He criticized her as perpetuating the “useless own-the-libs conservatism” and accused her of “embracing race-based reparations to own the libs”—”disgusting!” he added. (Later in the speech, he also declared that Dr. Anthony Fauci should be “hanging by the end of a noose somewhere”and that Georgia congressional candidate Vernon Jones “belongs in a prison cell, actually, truthfully, he probably belongs in an electric chair.”)

As the evening wound down, Fuentes made a point of thanking Greene for her appearance. “God bless Marjorie Taylor Greene, you have no idea what a big deal it was for her to come out and do that,” Fuentes said, adding that it was easy to talk and yell but that it was hard work to bring the fight to Congress.

Of course, the next day, Greene spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference and told reporters that she didn’t know Nick Fuentes or his views and that she was only there to speak to “young conservatives.”

Peters was livid. “It is unsurprising to see liar and fraud Marjorie Taylor Greene so quickly stab Nick Fuentes in the stomach mere hours after pretending to fawn all over his fast-growing movement,” hetold The Daily Beast’s Zachary Petrizzo.

But instead of appreciating the attack on Greene, Fuentes’ America First crowd lashed out at Peters, calling him a “boomer.”

“Very disappointing that Stew Peters— a former ‘rapper’ and criminal is trying so hard to sabotage a perfect night by running to Zach Petrizzo at the Daily Beast to attack one of our featured speakers. He was disrespectful to our staff, looked like a slob, and stormed out of the conference after his speech,” Fuentes wrote on Telegram. (If you’re wondering what his rapping sounded like, givethis a listen.) “And for people who think he’s just ‘too hardcore’ or whatever, he also tried to get me to promise to stop saying the n-wordbefore even agreeing to attend the conference lol. Good riddance loser.”

In a broadcast Monday, Peters appeared bewildered by what took place. He explained why he attacked Greene—she’s “fake”—claimed “we always promise to give you the unvarnished truth,” and recounted the so-called “Groyper Wars” of 2019 in which Nick Fuentes and the “Groypers” attacked Charlie Kirk, influencing him to take more extreme positions. That’s what he was trying to do, Peters said, adding, “Her speech was lame, too.”

Peters brought on his guest Neil Kumar, a candidate for Congress in Arkansas who has peddled white nationalism, whom Peters looked to for reassurance. Kumar delivered,accusing Fuentes and the “Groypers” of being sellouts for chasing clout by “simping for this serial adulterer who wears hot pants everywhere she goes. Marjorie is a pathological liar and a total fraud.”

Peters went on to take a softer tone, hoping only that the “Groypers” would find their way back.

The Groypers’ attacks on the far-right who disagree with them wasn’t limited to Peters and Witzke. They lashed out at Joe Kent, anextreme MAGA congressional candidate in Washington state whom Fuentes had endorsed last year, fordisavowingFuentes Thursday. That harassment continued even after Kent stood by his comments that Fuentes should not have been placed on a no-fly list. On Thursday night, Fuentes spent his livestream trashing Kent.

These attacks could be seen as far-right actors following the whim of their leader whooperates his movement like a cult and will suffer no criticism without striking back twice as hard. But it is also clear that Fuentes has already decided that this is the moment for the movement to partner with extreme politicians whose ideology may not directly align with his in order to bring white nationalism to more mainstream Republican audiences.

While Greene’s politics lie, asRolling Stone put it, “at the area of greatest overlap between ‘bigotry’ and ‘self-promotion,’” her speech at AFPAC didn’t dip into white nationalism. Instead, it focused on transphobia and Christian nationalism—takes that anyone sensible would find deeply troublesome but which the “Groypers” consider child’s play.

In a livestream Monday, Vincent James, a close ally of Fuentes,explained why what she said in her speech didn’t matter.

:{“We are breaking through this Overton Window, and speakers like Marjorie Taylor Greene… it doesn’t matter what they say. You have to really think about the end game here,” James}:{. “It’s about gaining legitimacy.”}:

“It’s about mainstreaming our message,” James added.

And while Kent, Peters, and Witzke may be useful to Fuentes and his movement, they’re nowhere near as valuable as Greene in spreading their message to a broader audience.

Back on Witzke’s livestream—where the live chat included takes like “Never trust a femoid” and incessant use of the N-word—Witzke thanked Fuentes for forgiving her.

“Thanks, Nick, for forgiving me,” she said. “I’m glad I’m not getting the Joe Kent treatment right now because God knows, I guess I deserved it.”

Tags: Joe Kent Marjorie Taylor Greene Neil Kumar Nick Fuentes Stew Peters Vincent James America First Political Action Conference groypers

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Sherri Tenpenny is an influential religious-right anti-vaccine activist who has testified before the Ohio state House, appeared on Charlie Kirk’s podcast, and been a speaker at multiple ReAwaken America events, where she has shared the stage with the likes of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, Eric Trump, Mike Lindell, Michael Flynn, Roger Stone,and Alex Jones.

Despite the fact that Tenpenny is an osteopathic doctor with no expertise on vaccines, she regularly appears on right-wing programs where she spreads wild conspiracy theories about COVID-19 vaccines.

Recently, she has begun to claim that COVID-19 vaccines are designed to create “quantum entanglement” between those who take them and the internet in an effort to turn humanity into “transhumanist cyborgs.”

“The stated goal is to depopulate the planetand the ones that are left, either make them chronically sick or turn them into transhumanist cyborgs that can be manipulated externally by 5G, by magnets, by all sorts of things,” Tenpenny said during an appearance on “The Stew Peters Show” Thursday night. “I got dragged through the mud by the mainstream media when I said that inMay of last year in front of the House committee in Columbus, [Ohio]. Well, guess what? It’s all true.”

“The whole issue of quantum entanglement and what the shots do in terms of the frequencies and the electronic frequencies that come inside of your body andhook you up to the ‘Internet of Things,’ the quantum entanglement that happens immediately after you’re injected,” she continued.

“You get hooked up to what they’re trying to develop. It’s called the hive mind, and they want all of us there as a node and as anelectronic avatar that is an exact replica of us except it’s an electronic replica, it’s not our God given body that we were born with. And all of that will be running through the metaverse that they’re talking about. All of these things are real, Stew. All of them. And it’s happening right now. It’s not some science fiction thing happening out in the future; it’s happening right now in real time

https://www.alternet.org/2022/01/tenpenny/

Anti-vaxx 'expert' claims vaccines will turn people into ‘transhumanist cyborgs' controlled by 5G"

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mAGA's up and coming 'shock jock' is really a bounty hunter with a disturbing past

Meaghan Ellis November 05, 2021

One Make America Great Again (MAGA) shock jock is creating a name for himself as a controversial right-wing commentator who has repeatedly gone against the grain. However, his new-found stardom follows years of turbulent run-ins with the law.

According to The Daily Beast, Stew Peters isn't the typical right-wing personality because no one is safe. In fact, Peters' recent interview with Vernon Jones —a former Democrat now running as a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Georgia gubernatorial candidate— went completely off the rails.

While Jones, who has reportedly been endorsed by former President Donald Trump, may have assumed he'd be doing a softball right-leaning interview, he quickly realized that wasn't the case.

Peters wasted no time questioning Jones about a 2010 discrimination case where he was accused of discriminating against white employees during his time as the Dekalb County commissioner, the intense discussion quickly led to a clash between the two men. As Jones tried to verbally defend himself, Peters muted him to get his point across.

"That's what bullies do," Peters said to his audience. "They gaslight, shout you down, lie incessantly, to avoid the light of truth from being shined on their dark corruption."

Shortly after Peters' remarks, Jones abruptly ended the call. The incriminating interview led to a bit of blowback and the loss of multiple endorsements for Jones. However, the gubernatorial candidate isn't the only person facing backlash for his past.The Beast reports that Peters' past is also rather tainted. From theft accusations and charges to domestic-related issues and botched bounty hunting, Peters has had his own share of run-ins with the law.

Back in February, Peters' wife called the police amid his drunken rage when he "allegedly started to berate her and thrown household items, including boots and pillows, at her."

The Beast also detailed the report about Peters' actions.

"Arriving on the scene, police officers found Peters, who appeared to be intoxicated. His wife showed officers video she had recorded of her husband yelling at her and throwing objects at her, according to the report. Asked whether she was concerned Peters would attack her, she said, "That's the reason that I had to call you guys," and nodded yes."

As a result of the incident with his wife, Peters was charged with a series of misdemeanors including "domestic assault, assault, and disorderly conduct."

Peters bizarre bounty hunting job has also led to a series of problems for him. In 2015, his "police-like uniforms" led to changes in Minnesota's laws. Now, bounty hunters are no longer allowed to wear uniforms that resemble that of law enforcement officers.

Per The Beast:

"Peters's bounty hunting turned tragic in 2017, when Peters tried to catch a fugitive who had absconded to Texas. At a Texas car dealership, two bounty hunters working for Peters located the suspect, who was wanted on charges of DUI, assaulting a police officer, and possession of cocaine. As they attempted to detain the man, he pulled a gun, prompting a shootout in a dealership crowded with customers and employees."

The disturbing incident ended with the suspect and the two bounty hunters being fatally wounded. The dealership also claimed Peters and his hunters had "falsely identified themselves as federal agents."

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…“The Stew Peters Show” continues to pick up the castoffs from TruNews, with Milo Yiannopoulos becoming the latest former co-host to appear on the program. Vernon Jones vows…

NOVEMBER 5, 2021 5:32 PM

Right Wing Round-Up: Spreading Misinformation and COVID-19

Will Sommer @The Daily Beast: MAGA’s New Shock Jock Is a Bounty Hunter With a Troubled Past. Amanda Marcotte @ Salon: How Democrats can win the…

DECEMBER 3, 2021 5:32 PM

Right Wing Round-Up: Profound Abuse of the Judicial Process

Madeleine Davison @ Media Matters: Rep. Lauren Boeberthas a lengthy record of bigotry and extremism. Coverage of her recent anti-Muslim comments erases it. Nathalie Baptiste @…

MAY 19, 2021 5:32 PM

Right Wing Round-Up: The New Lost Cause

Nick Visser @ HuffPost: Gun-Waving Attorney Mark McCloskey Running For Missouri Senate Seat. Cameron Joseph @ Vice News: Pro-Trump Conspiracy Theorists Are Taking Over State Republican Parties….

SEPTEMBER 7, 2021 5:30 PM

Right Wing Bonus Tracks: The Disease of Democracy

…an event promoting their new “The Christian Revolution” effort.Stew Peters rips Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for being a grifter who is more interested in fueling her own celebrity than…

JUNE 24, 2021 5:30 PM

Right Wing Bonus Tracks: It’s Common Knowledge

…conspiracy theorists. Finally, nothing quite captures the utterly debased nature of right-wing media today like broadcaster Stew Peters interviewing some unseen Twitter user to “confirm” that it’s common knowledge…

MAY 24, 2021 5:30 PM

Right Wing Bonus Tracks: The Real Lepers

…curse Abraham.” Finally, Stew Peters and DeAnna Lorraine are happy that people are still wearing masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19 because it makes it easier for them to…

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mma 1 22Rep. Paul Gosar shared white nationalist screed asking if Americans will be replaced with “foreigners who are more violent or less capable”

01/13/22 2:19 PM EST

GETTR CEO Jason Miller is on a tour of the far-right fever swamps

01/13/22 1:06 PM EST

Owens Vaccine

The Daily Wire's Candace Owens tweets a fearmongering lie about CDC protocol

08/10/21 3:55 PM EDT

Wendy Rogers on the Stew Peters Show

AZ state Sen. Wendy Rogers praises conspiracy theorist after he falsely claims COVID-19 doesn’t exist and vaccines have killed over 55,000 people

08/05/21 11:47 AM EDT

Rep. Paul Gosar on the Stew Peters Show

Rep. Paul Gosar appears on conspiracy theory show to claim that Democrats “aided and abetted” January 6 insurrection

05/19/21 2:46 PM EDT

Mr. Potato Head, a Christmas tree, and Dr. Seuss

No war but the culture war: Why right-wing media can’t stop finding things to be outraged over

03/25/21 10:33 AM EDT

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Stew Peters Show - Rumble

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Browse the most recent videos from channel "Stew Peters Show" uploaded to Rumble.com. Stew Peters Show. Subscribe 302K. Medical Treason Killing Soldiers: Intentional Harm, Death carried Out By Military Command. Stew Peters Show. Jan 27; Worldwide Exclusive: Embalmers Find Veins & Arteries Filled with Never Before Seen Rubbery Clots.

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ON-AIR HOST E-mail: stew@thepcradioshow.com Phone: 877-45-WARRIOR Stew Peters is not a radio legend, but he will tell you he is! Get the MOST out of Stew at StewPeters.tv Originating from the Minneapolis/St Paul metropolitan area of Minnesota, Stew first began his career in radio in 1998 while working for ClearChannel radio as an intern at 101.3 KDWB.

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Stew Peters Show 33-Year-Old Single Dad KIDNAPPED by Hospital, Set for Death! PLUS: Nurse Whistleblower and MORE!

Who Is Stew Peters? Wikipedia Biography, Age Height, Wife ...

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Stew Peters is well known as the host and broadcaster of The Stew Peters Show. Though there is no Wikipedia, Stew has his work biography listed on LinkedIn. The Arizona State University alum completed his studies on political science and government. As per his Twitter bio, he is a Christian, flag-hugging "America First" patriot.

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Stew Peters Show Young Dad DENIED Heart Transplant, DoD BOMBSHELLS, Pilots Dropping DEAD, Pfizer Immunity GONE! By Stew Peters. Stew Peters Show The Truckers Are Coming: World Record Caravan Heads to Mandate-Imposing Tyrants.

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Stew Peters Show Extra. Stew Peters Show (Premium Plus) Stew Peters Extra: Tyrant Trudeau Flees In Fear - Over $6 Million Raised For World Record Convoy

Stew Peters: Vax Victims Overflow Morgues! - The True ...

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Stew Peters: Vax Victims Overflow Morgues! Corrine Lund is a nurse, one of the top whistleblowers explaining the situation in the hospitals. In September, she shared that the hospitals vaccinated the sedated elderly patients without their consent. But, now, she says that she has seen the inevitable sequel to that surge - THE DIE OFF.

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For the first time in American media, the Spanish researcher that ORIGINALLY found Graphene oxide in the shots came forward, TODAY on "The Stew Peters Show" DANGER Major Carrier Airline Pilot Comes Forward on "The Stew Peters Show", Issues Urgent Warning to Air Travelers! We are making a difference, but it's too early to let up!

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Stew Peters: The Fearless Rise Of A Right-Wing Shock Jock.

Stew Peters Show - Red Voice Media

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Breaking: Epstein & Maxwell Are Israeli Spies, Planned Bioweapon Shots, Says Doctor. By Stew Peters Show. The Stew Peters Show. REAL NEWS. REAL REPORTING. Get the latest news and take the ride with us as we fight false narratives against conservatives and help move the America First agenda forward. By subscribing, you agree to receive emails ...

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