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Kyle Mantyla
  • Richard Harris declares that the "tyrannical COVID-19 pandemic regime" was "the closest thing to widespread tyranny" in his lifetime.
  • Jason Rapert reports that he expects the presidents of Poland and possibly Romania to attend his upcoming National Association of Christian Lawmakers conference.
  • Mark Meckler is "super worried" about the GOP's chances in the elections in Virginia this year because "a gay pornographer" is running for lieutenant governor and gubernatorial candidate Winsome Sears is "running a terrible campaign."
  • California Republican gubernatorial candidate Kyle Langford admits that he's a groyper, declaring that he would "sooner take a bullet in the head than disavow" Nick Fuentes.
  • Finally, Benny Johnson has gone full QAnon, bringing on conspiracy theorist Liz Crokin to explain how the deep state cabal supposedly engages in "predictive programming" by using shows like "The Simpsons" to announce their satanic plans to the world.
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Benny Johnson
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Liz Crokin

Mark Meckler

Mark Meckler is a right-wing activist and pundit.  Meckler leaders the Convention of States project, which wants to rewrite the U.S. Constitution and, he says, reverse more than a century of progressive policies. Meckler promotes bogus Christian nationalist history and MAGA conspiracy theories. 

Jason Rapert

A former Arkansas state legislator, Rapert launched the National Association of Christian Lawmakers in 2019. As its name suggested, the NACL is a Christian nationalist organization that seeks to “take authority” over every level of government and spread its worldview “across the nation.”
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Richard Harris
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National Association of Christian Lawmakers