Gary Heavin

Now that Christmas has been saved thanks to the election of Donald Trump, the annual Right Wing Watch War on Christmas gift guide will help you find last-minute gifts for your friends and loved ones celebrating Trump’s rescue of this endangered holiday. 1.

Yesterday, Trump ally and conspiracy theorist extraordinaire Alex Jones hosted Steve Quayle, an End Times radio host, and Gary Heavin, the founder of the Curves fitness chain and a conservative activist, to discuss the Satanic powers running the government. Quayle explained that God is using Donald

In an appearance yesterday on “The Jim Bakker Show,” Curves gym founder and “Amerigeddon” producer Gary Heavin once again promoted debunked claims about the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, while at the same time insisting that he was just asking the question, a favorite rhetorical tactic of

Yesterday, Donald Trump’s confidant Roger Stone made yet another appearance on the radio program of Alex Jones, a Trump booster and conspiracy theorist extraordinaire. Gary Heavin, the founder of the fitness business Curves who also happens to be a 9/11 truther and right-wing movie producer, joined