- Tony Perkins approves of President Donald Trump's attack on Harvard University, hoping that it will create an opening for students from right-wing Christians schools, like Liberty University and Patrick Henry College, to fill government positions and "shape the future of our government."
- Nick Fuentes complains: "People are always saying I don’t get along with anybody but that’s because everyone else is boring and gay."
- Outraged about the existence of a large Hindu statue in Texas, Ben Zeisloft wants to see it "melted down and used to create hundreds of church bells."
- Shane Vaughn declares that "there is no more powerful man in the whole world than the president ... and our Founding Fathers designed it that way." The Founders absolutely did not design it that way.
- Finally, antisemitic conspiracy theorist Rick Wiles announced that his "TruNews" program will be ending in May because "the American people do not plan to repent and return to God": "Voting for Donald Trump is not repentance. Many of Mr. Trump’s supporters are not saved and submitted to Jesus. They are good people who are obsessed with 'saving America' when they should be seeking salvation for themselves. God demands changes in Americans' hearts, minds, and behavior. Jesus is searching for disciples, not precinct captains."
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